In this week’s box: Rachel Reeves makes a splash stateside, Beeb Journo cries foul over Bank of England Libor lowballing, horti-culture wars at the Chelsea Flower Show & more…

In this week’s box: Thailand moves forward with Pita, Argentina’s economy is on the brink, Centre Parcs sale & more

In this week’s Box: Türkiye goes to the polls, JPMorgan Chase reap the rewards from sweeping up First Republic, Ed Sheeran defends himself in court & more…

Trouble for the Conservatives, hope for Labour, and a comeback for the Lib Dems. But what does this mean for the general election? Rolf Merchants highlights five key takeaways that have emerged from the ballot box. 

In this week’s Box: Ron DeSantis underwhelms Britain’s big businesses, the Milken Institute 26th annual conference, Hollywood studios in a write pickle with the WGA strike & more…

In a new piece for CapX, Audley's Rolf Merchant argues that politicians must wake up to the opportunity that the crypto industry presents for the UK.

In this week’s Box: James Cleverly urges British nationals to move now as Sudan evacuations continue, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak talks shop on VAT, we ask if Britain needs more bank holidays & more…

Emily Benn, Audley’s Senior Policy Advisor unpacks the debate around diet-related health and its role in the UK’s productivity crisis. 

In this week’s Box: Sudan under fire with coup-leading generals at war, the Amazon Studios and Phoebe Waller-Bridge controversy, Fox News tries to outfox the courts & more…

The release of OpenAI's ChatGPT has triggered a new global race in AI. Audley investigates the opportunities and limitations of this technology

In this week’s Box: Military drills ramp up tension round Taiwan, the fight for banned abortion drug mifepristone, US intelligence leaks traced to Discord & more…

In the Spring Budget, the Chancellor announced “landmark” plans to extend free childcare in England. But is this another political play, or meaningful progress? Emily Benn investigates.

In this week’s Box: Scotland's new first minister, Royal Mail in despair, daylight failings & more

The media is awash with headlines about UK’s ‘productivity problem’. Twyla Williamson unpacks this and asks whether increased productivity is the answer to our financial woes.

Audley looks at the actions Sir Keir Starmer is taking to turn the party around and the 5 key elements of his mission for a Better Labour…

In this week’s Box: Partygate, El Salvador’s Strongman, Hong Kong’s answer to Winnie the Pooh & more

On the 20th anniversary of the Iraq War, Harry-Wynne Williams reflects on the catastrophic costs of Western intervention, and its failed promise of democracy. 

In this week’s Box: Credit Suisse in crisis, GB throws a curve ball at World Baseball Classic, a hard pill to swallow with Ozempic & more…

At end of last month Bola Tinubu was declared the winner of Nigeria’s highly-disputed Presidential elections. Ahead of the state elections on Saturday, we spoke to election observer Ambassador Mark Green about why this election fell short.

With the Chancellor’s Spring Budget announced today, Rolf Merchant recaps on the key policies to look out for.