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Warning signs on the road ahead: Driverless taxis and their consequences
By CALLUM DOHERTY The last decade has seen increased strides in automation, from self-service checkouts to taxis you can call with just a...


How Putin keeps his power
There is a now heavily criticised mistake in the writing of the history of the Soviet Union by Americans in the mid-20th century. There...


Cooking up an economic recovery? Reviewing Rishi's plan
Rishi Sunak’s summer statement was found to be underwhelming by many professional economists, with many of the macroeconomic decisions...


For & Against: The death of the office?
By Matthew Oulton & August Liljenberg MATTHEW OULTON ARGUES IN FAVOUR The UK’s long trial of working from home will undoubtedly lead to a...


Need to Know - Black Lives Matter
EDITORIAL What is it? The phrase that has been used across the world this year has been familiar to some since 2013. After the acquittal...


Faltering democracies in a post Cold War world - 'The Light That Went Out' by Ivan Krastev &
How can it be true that the post-Cold War settlement has left an almost universal feeling of aggrievement? That is the question Ivan...


Unpacking the DNC: Lessons about Biden's campaign strategy
The last few decades have overseen the evolution of the US party conventions from the large-scale partisan gatherings that they once...


Michael Palin's North Korea Journal is a real page turner
In the new normal we find ourselves in, it's natural to procrastinate. Which usually leads to binging Netflix. In an effort to correct...


Primary Wins for Establishment Republicans keep the Senate in play - but at what cost?
The current outlook for the GOP is nothing if not grim. At the turn of the year, many on the right were bullish about the impending...


Iain Dale’s new book says we can all get along if we put our minds to it
Why can’t we all just get along? It sounds a reasonable and legitimate question, but it is one too many of us have failed to take heed of...
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