In this week’s WB: NATO prepares to welcome Finland and Sweden, Apple says R.I.P. to the iPod, who’s who on Doctor Who, and much more…

In this week’s WB: the local election results 2022, the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v Wade, a new era of tech regulation, and much more…

In this week’s WB: sweet cereal-maker Kellog’s sours on the DHSC, protests against femicide in Mexico, the beginning of a new era in politics in Slovenia, and much more…

In this week’s WB: Le Président vs Le Pen as the two candidates face off in a heated debate, Governor DeSantis dismisses The Walt Disney Company, Ukraine's pavilion at the Venice Biennale, and much more…

In this week’s WB: #aukus announces its hypersonic weapons programme, #elonmusk the champion of *cough* free speech, #applebees exec’s rotten proposal for employees, and much more ...

In this week’s WB: The Yen takes a tumble, the Arab-Israeli Summit, the Oscars 2022 and the Sackler family’s association to cultural institutions.

Lucy Thompson analyses the good, the bad and the ugly of Chancellor, Rishi Sunak’s Spring Statement.

In this week’s WB: Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe's homecoming, the Online Safety Bill arrives, Dua Lipa’s ‘record scratch’ moment with two copyright infringement lawsuits, and much more.

Senior advisor to Audley and former British Army officer, Jamie Lowther Pinkerton provides analyses Russia’s military invasion of Ukraine, and whether it is, in fact, achieving President Putin’s aims.

This week’s WB covers the Foreign Secretary’s visit to Moscow , Reddit’s Wall Street gamble, the data-driven fears of activists in Myanmar, Taylor Wimpey’s new Executive and this year’s Göteborg Film Festival.

Following the Pacific Future Forum, Lucy Thompson explores the complex picture of the West’s relationship with China.

With Germany going to the polls in perhaps the most consequential election for a generation, the result is on a knife-edge.

Audley Intelligence's Chris Wilkins speaks to Sir John Tusa, author, presenter and former managing director of the BBC…

We are on the precipice of a talent revolution and business leaders are ill-equipped to face it

The working generation have never lived through chaos like that wreaked by COVID-19. In 18 months, the pandemic has upended organisations which seemed infallible and forced business leaders to pivot in previously unimaginable ways.

In Audley’s meeting with Forum, CEO Chris Wilkins, was joined (virtually) by former Chief Secretary to the Treasury, Rt Hon David Gauke, to discuss Rishi Sunak’s recently announced Budget.

In this blog, Fiona Johnston writes about Emilia, a play about England’s first published female poet.

To mark World Book Day, the Audley team to tells us about a book they’ve read that changed the way they think.

Amid the rise of Nextdoor, Lucy Thompson, a Senior Associate at Audley looks at the power and potential of social media

Audley’s Chairman, Sir Michael Lockett explores the impact the absence of leadership skills could have on gender equality

Venues will close post-COVID, but that doesn’t mean the arts shouldn’t still exist. We need to shift our emphasis from objects and institutions onto community experience. Everything we’ve created has been around the importance of buildings themselves, rather than the people within them and the communities around them.