CapX Contributor

What does America want?

Mark Bathgate & Peter Mattis - 14 Mar 2025

How should Labour and the Tories respond to the populist right? Lessons from Europe

David Jeffrey - 7 Mar 2025

Nuclear power needs a rebrand

Thomas Munson and Theo Zenou - 28 Feb 2025

CapX Exclusive

Without outsiders, our politics are doomed to stagnation

Jack Hutchison - 25 Feb 2025

There's no such thing as a free breakfast

David Smith - 14 Feb 2025

CapX Exclusive

British broadband is about to get the boost it needs

Tristan Ringmo - 12 Feb 2025

The way UK inflation is worked out is changing – and it will matter for everyone

Marcel Lukas - 4 Feb 2025

Ignore Trump, Nato members are not cheating the US

Nicholas Williams - 10 Jan 2025

CapX's books of 2024

Marc Sidwell & Joseph Dinnage - 20 Dec 2024

Dear Ed, all we want for Christmas is clean and affordable electricity

Zion Lights & Emergency Reactor - 20 Dec 2024

In a dangerous world, the UK must stand firm on religious freedom

Miles Windsor - 19 Dec 2024

We must not allow Armenia to become another Syria

Dr David A Grigorian - 16 Dec 2024

How Adam Smith created a new politics of freedom and plenty

Daniel B. Klein and Erik W. Matson - 16 Dec 2024

A cabal of creditor states is stifling global growth

Lubov Chernukhin - 13 Dec 2024

What can Kemi Badenoch learn from Margaret Thatcher?

Terrence Casey - 11 Dec 2024

Tories need to trust the people on assisted dying

Alex Morton - 27 Nov 2024

Don't let the EU tortoise beat the UK hare in life science

Stan Jackson - 25 Nov 2024

Adam Smith understood that more babies are a blessing

Nicholas Swanson - 22 Nov 2024

Boom: The bubble behind the fracking revolution

Byrne Hobart & Tobias Huber - 18 Nov 2024

Trump's return fills Nato with dread

Nicholas Williams - 12 Nov 2024

Canada offers a cautionary tale on assisted dying

Dr Ramona Coelho - 12 Nov 2024

Pricing parents out of private school could cost £2.5bn

David Smith - 30 Oct 2024

The Labour Party are not on the side of business

Len Shackleton & Matthew Lesh - 23 Oct 2024

Tom Tugendhat has the vision to transform the Tories

Lord Forsyth - 4 Oct 2024

Labour asked for a better way to pay for education – here it is

David Smith - 4 Oct 2024

James Cleverly has the experience the Conservatives need

20 former Conservative MPs - 4 Oct 2024

CapX Exclusive

Don’t let the ‘infaux thugs’ close down debate

Daniel Klein - 3 Oct 2024

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Is the UK about to miss its 'nuclear moment'?

Will Murray - 20 Sep 2024

CapX Exclusive

The woke Left has turned its back on liberalism

FH Buckley - 11 Sep 2024

CapX Exclusive

Embrace Anglofuturism: we can jolt Britain out of its stupor

Tom Ough & Calum Drysdale - 3 Sep 2024

CapX Exclusive

Foreign aid must know its limits

Alexander Jelloian - 8 Aug 2024

CapX Exclusive

Labour’s planning reforms aren't radical enough

Clive Docwra - 7 Aug 2024

CapX Exclusive

Robert Jenrick is the Thatcherite the Tories need

Lord Bellingham & Lord Murray - 29 Jul 2024

CapX Exclusive

Three steps to boost foreign investment

Sak Narwal - 25 Jun 2024

CapX Exclusive

Labour's plans for defence threaten our sovereignty

Radomir Tylecote & Alexander Baker - 20 Jun 2024

CapX Exclusive

Labour's building plans need a carrot as well as a stick

Sam Bowman & Ben Southwood - 18 Jun 2024

CapX Exclusive

Did monetarism work?

Tim Congdon - 11 Jun 2024

CapX Exclusive

Sense on Sovereignty

Noel Malcolm - 7 Jun 2024

Political violence is no laughing matter

Theo Zenou & Sam Bidwell - 6 Jun 2024

Liberty and Limited Government

Margaret Thatcher - 6 Jun 2024

The next government must keep ISAs tax-free

Callum McGoldrick - 3 Jun 2024

Will Labour break with the NHS dogma?

Damien Phillips - 31 May 2024

Boomer investors beware, Gen T is hot on your heels

Richard Flynn - 31 May 2024

The critical role of broad money: lessons from history

Damian Pudner - 30 May 2024

Make no mistake, migration will be a key electoral battleground

Guy Dampier - 24 May 2024

A Conservative Agenda: Proposals for a fifth term

Tessa Keswick - 24 May 2024

Labour's private school plans are rooted in class war

Abbie MacGregor - 22 May 2024

A free market approach to transport decarbonisation

Karl McCartney MP - 21 May 2024

Are public inquiries too expensive?

Dr Gerard Lyons - 20 May 2024

Victorian Values and Twentieth-Century Condescension

Gertrude Himmelfarb - 17 May 2024

Why is the UK funding Cuban authoritarianism?

Orlando Gutiérrez-Boronat - 15 May 2024

Touts will rejoice at Labour's ticket resale price cap

Bob Kupbens - 15 May 2024

Mandatory Christian worship has no place in modern education

Stephen Evans - 14 May 2024

The common sense fight back

Rt Hon Esther McVey MP - 13 May 2024

Too much of a good thing?

Peter Lilley - 10 May 2024

Politicising the Civil Service is nothing to fear

Matthew Brooker - 9 May 2024

Mobile phones have no place in schools

Tale Heydarov - 3 May 2024

How to save the London Stock Exchange

Yerbol Orynbayev - 2 May 2024

Does Joe Biden care about European security?

Craig Mackinlay MP - 29 Apr 2024

Creating wealth and eliminating poverty

Lord Cameron - 26 Apr 2024

Big beer is killing the craft market

Jimmy Nicholls - 24 Apr 2024

Labour's plans to stop the boats don't hold water

Guy Dampier - 23 Apr 2024

How smart regulation creates growth

Kemi Badenoch MP - 22 Apr 2024

Katherine Birbalsingh's victory hides a dark truth about education

Abbie MacGregor - 19 Apr 2024

Too big to live

Niall Ferguson - 19 Apr 2024

Londoners deserve a city that never sleeps

Bill Sedat Frater - 18 Apr 2024

If Ukraine falls, the axis of evil grows stronger

Oleksii Goncharenko MP - 18 Apr 2024

Assaulting a retail worker is already illegal

Jimmy Nicholls - 17 Apr 2024

Sunak can still honour his commitment to families

Matt Buttery - 16 Apr 2024

Britain has a financial literacy problem

Neil Rayner - 15 Apr 2024

How greenery became K-Popular

Fin McCarron - 15 Apr 2024

Bernanke's verdict on the Bank of England is withering

Dr Gerard Lyons - 12 Apr 2024

Greening the Tories

Andrew Sullivan - 12 Apr 2024

Tesla’s innovation and resilience could see it through this rough patch

Hamza Mudassir - 9 Apr 2024

We need to detoxify our trade unions

Callum Robertson - 8 Apr 2024

The Nationalisation of Childhood

Jill Kirby - 5 Apr 2024

Scotland's Tories are at a crossroads with the Hate Crime Act

Philip Patrick - 3 Apr 2024

Rachel Reeves' inflation confuson

Ryan Bourne & Bryan Cutsinger - 2 Apr 2024

A new paternalism is rearing its ugly head

Erik W. Matson - 27 Mar 2024

Want to build more houses? Make them greener

Will Prescott - 27 Mar 2024

How Capenhurst has taken on the Kremlin

Lincoln Hill - 26 Mar 2024

History, Capitalism and Freedom

Hugh Thomas - 22 Mar 2024

The Bank of England has committed its latest misstep

Dr Gerard Lyons - 21 Mar 2024

The Windrush generation was built on agency

Lord Sewell - 20 Mar 2024

A football regulator would foul the beautiful game

Jonathan Eida - 19 Mar 2024

Three Cheers for Selection: How grammar schools help the poor

Lord Blackwell - 15 Mar 2024

How news organisations decide whether a photo is ‘too edited’

Andrew Pearsall - 14 Mar 2024

Back to work! Britain can't afford a four-day week

Jimmy Nicholls - 13 Mar 2024

How the Tories can retain Britain's coalfield communities

Callum Newton - 13 Mar 2024

Why Israel’s economy is resilient in spite of the war

Michael Ben-Gad - 8 Mar 2024

Every adult a share-owner

Shirley R. Letwin & William Letwin - 8 Mar 2024

We must continue to build on Margaret Thatcher's vision

Rishi Sunak MP - 7 Mar 2024

Welcome steps from Hunt, but Britain is still struggling

Dr Gerard Lyons - 6 Mar 2024

Is dynamic pricing surging out of control?

Daniel Holden - 6 Mar 2024

The Chancellor has a chance to improve students' lives

Sally-Ann Hart MP - 5 Mar 2024

Whoever wins the next election, academies are here to stay

Callum Robertson - 5 Mar 2024

We can't improve social mobility without economic freedom

Vincent Geloso - 5 Mar 2024

We need a green Budget to make our lives cheaper

Sam Hall - 4 Mar 2024

Let's make this Budget work for first time buyers

Natalie Elphicke MP - 4 Mar 2024

Blaming Churchill for the Bengal famine is historical illiteracy

Hira Jungkow - 1 Mar 2024

We must protect London's Great Estates

John Kroencke - 29 Feb 2024

Big dairy is distorting the milk market

Jimmy Nicholls - 29 Feb 2024

The ghost of Toryism past: the spirit of Conservatism future

Michael Portillo - 23 Feb 2024

How to fix British farming

Jordan Lee - 21 Feb 2024

Punk has died at Brewdog

Jimmy Nicholls - 20 Feb 2024

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How popular is Rishi Sunak among British Indians?

Bertie Wnek - 14 Feb 2024

An energy drink ban would be primed for failure

Abbie MacGregor - 12 Feb 2024

How to be British

Charles Moore - 9 Feb 2024

Devolution is the key to making Britain 'one nation' again

Steve Rigby - 9 Feb 2024

Labour's £28bn green U-turn is an opportunity for the Tories

Sam Hall - 8 Feb 2024

Closing the digital divide, opening up opportunities

Guy Miller - 8 Feb 2024

Brexit freedoms for farmers!

Jordan Lee - 7 Feb 2024

The politics of manners and the uses of inequality

Sir Peregrine Worsthorne - 2 Feb 2024

How to stop the apocalypse

Dr Stephen Davies - 2 Feb 2024

Will the European elections be a reckoning with green policies?

Pieter Cleppe - 1 Feb 2024

'Free' childcare is a middle class perk that does nothing for equality

Jim McConalogue - 1 Feb 2024

Britain doesn't have enough infrastructure projects to meet investor demand

Jeremy Apfel - 31 Jan 2024

It's time to disband UNRWA

Dr. Jeremy Havardi - 30 Jan 2024

Would a leadership change improve the Conservatives' fortunes?

Keiran Pedley - 30 Jan 2024

When is a poppadom a crisp?

Jimmy Nicholls - 29 Jan 2024

What is a conservative?

Paul Johnson - 26 Jan 2024

The government must stick to liberal principles when it comes to abortion buffer zones

Francis Cox - 25 Jan 2024

Employee-owned businesses can give young people a stake in the future

Thomas Nurcombe - 25 Jan 2024

Children are being hijacked by the nanny state – and we're all paying for it

Abbie MacGregor - 24 Jan 2024

There's no point in boosting public sector productivity without spending cuts

Jonathan Eida - 23 Jan 2024

An arts policy?

Kingsley Amis - 19 Jan 2024

The unsung hero of economic freedom

Christian Bjørnskov & Martin Rode - 18 Jan 2024

Why inheritance tax should be reformed

David Sturrock and Bee Boileau - 17 Jan 2024

The West has ignored tensions in the Red Sea for far too long

Robert Tyler - 16 Jan 2024

What enforcement power does the International Court of Justice have in South Africa’s genocide case against Israel?

Victor Peskin - 15 Jan 2024

Nimbyism – the disease and the cure

Richard Ehrman - 12 Jan 2024

Zelensky's crackdown on 1,000-year-old Church cannot be beyond scrutiny

Robert Amsterdam - 10 Jan 2024

Why the UK census should not be replaced with alternative sources of data

Richard Harris - 9 Jan 2024

Planes, trains and trade deals – it's time to reconnect with Northern Cyprus

Rt Hon David Jones MP - 8 Jan 2024

To reduce hostility towards Clean Air Zones, they must be made fairer

Sarah Kuszynski - 5 Jan 2024

In the season of hope, we can't forget the plight of Israel and Ukraine

Tony Abbott - 4 Jan 2024

'I am a Jew' – the power and the danger of admitting who you are

Chana Hughes - 3 Jan 2024

CapX's books of 2023

Alys Denby & Joseph Dinnage - 15 Dec 2023

In defence of drama school

Dr Adrian Hilton - 15 Dec 2023

Don't leave SMEs out of the climate debate

Mimi Yates - 15 Dec 2023

Schools are victims of a talent heist

Loic Menzies - 14 Dec 2023

Should the government buy babies?

Ben Cope - 14 Dec 2023

How aid can help tackle the root causes of migration

Simon Fell MP - 14 Dec 2023

It's time to start celebrating our climate successes

Katherine Fletcher MP - 13 Dec 2023

Home-in-one: Do golf courses hold the key to solving the UK's housing crisis?

Angus Lloyd-Skinner - 13 Dec 2023

What are the secrets of success in modern Britain?

Mike Clemence - 11 Dec 2023

When it comes to supermarket loyalty schemes, does every little really help?

Jimmy Nicholls - 11 Dec 2023

Despite her flaws, Liz Truss was ahead of her time

Ben Cope - 8 Dec 2023

Social mobility shouldn't just be for those in the middle

Rob Wilson - 6 Dec 2023

Industry must step up to stop underage vaping

Asli Ertonguc - 6 Dec 2023

Britain is on the road to an EV revolution

Vicky Ford MP - 5 Dec 2023

It's time to march on with defence privatisation

Keith Hartley - 4 Dec 2023

CapX Exclusive

Fair COP? Or will the latest climate summit be another festival of eco-extremism

Tom Ryan - 1 Dec 2023

Those calling for tougher protest laws should be careful what they wish for

Francis Cox - 1 Dec 2023

New Zealand has given in to cravings, but Britain shouldn't quit on the smoking ban

Lord Bethell - 30 Nov 2023

Having a single parent doesn’t determine your life chances – the data shows poverty is far more important

Amy Brown - 27 Nov 2023

Britain must end its illegal occupation of the Chagos Islands

Peter Harris - 27 Nov 2023

More than just a motto – schools with a philosophy are better for pupils

Various - 24 Nov 2023

We rarely hear about the disasters that were avoided – but there’s a lot we can learn from them

Various - 23 Nov 2023

Big in Japan – why we should look to the Pacific for sound tobacco policy

Michael Landl - 23 Nov 2023

Britain must not retreat from her overseas territories

Jimmy Nicholls - 22 Nov 2023

Does Labour understand growth?

Sam Watling - 21 Nov 2023

The UK needs hope, not just tax cuts

Patrick Geddis - 21 Nov 2023

Labour must come clean over where it stands on the world’s trouble spots

Rikki Williams - 20 Nov 2023

Rather than scrapping them, the Tories should reform wealth taxes

Thomas Nurcombe - 17 Nov 2023

Crime-riddled California, freedom-loving Texas and a lesson for Britain

Patrick Spencer - 16 Nov 2023

India, Israel and the economic consequences of terror

Nitish Rai Parwani - 14 Nov 2023

Entrenching failure – how absurd digging rules are holding back a solar revolution

Ben Hopkinson - 13 Nov 2023

The EU and the WHO's sinister collusion against vaping

Martin Cullip - 10 Nov 2023

Israel, Palestine and the Labour party history that has made Keir Starmer’s position so difficult

James Vaughan - 9 Nov 2023

How tax policies are punishing parents

Phil Campbell - 9 Nov 2023

Rent controls have failed everywhere – and Edinburgh is no different

Bartek Staniszewski - 9 Nov 2023

Armistice Day marches will only harm the Palestinian cause

Limor Simhony Philpott - 8 Nov 2023

Bridging the digital divide is key to the future of our rural communities

Simon Fell MP - 8 Nov 2023

Primary schools are dramatically underestimating our children

Abbie MacGregor - 6 Nov 2023

Do you trust AI to write the news? It already is – and not without issues

Rob Nicholls - 6 Nov 2023

Policymakers must walk the AI tightrope between safety and innovation

Mimi Yates - 3 Nov 2023

Why are there still so few female entrepreneurs?

Katrina Sale - 2 Nov 2023

How the UK can harness global talent

Ruchir Agarwal and Patrick Gaule - 1 Nov 2023

Politicians are finally waking up to the need for financial education

Daniel Harrison - 31 Oct 2023

The Chancellor needs to prove he gives a dram about Scotch whisky

Mark Kent - 31 Oct 2023

Why consent is key to a just transition to Net Zero

Jeremy Apfel - 30 Oct 2023

The AI fraudsters are coming – we need to act now

Richard Hyde - 30 Oct 2023

It's time to bridge the gap between education and employment

Tim Smith - 27 Oct 2023

A manifesto for housing

Tom Spencer - 26 Oct 2023

Conservatives must accept that the age of fossil fuel dominance is over

Virginia Crosbie MP - 25 Oct 2023

What the left gets wrong about education reforms

Callum Robertson - 23 Oct 2023

Defeating the Voice doesn't mean victory for Australian conservatives

Will Prescott - 20 Oct 2023

How the ‘laws of war’ apply to the conflict between Israel and Hamas

Robert Goldman - 16 Oct 2023

Four reasons to spend at least three days a week in the office

Ghassan Karian - 6 Oct 2023

Time for regulators to end Amazon and Microsoft's party in the Cloud

Nicky Stewart - 5 Oct 2023

The smoking ban is a breath of fresh air

Lord Bethell - 4 Oct 2023

Rising visa costs are putting the UK tech sector at risk

Bella Rhodes - 4 Oct 2023

Labour attacks on private schools are just the start – universities could be next

Barnaby Lenon - 4 Oct 2023

Banning disposable vapes is a gift for black market criminals

Martin Cullip - 3 Oct 2023

Labour's private schools policy is age-old socialist propaganda

Abbie MacGregor - 2 Oct 2023

How young Lib Dems got a 'Nimby' party to back housing

Callum Robertson - 27 Sep 2023

If the Home Secretary really wants to stop the boats, humanitarian visas should be part of the part of the policy mix

Thomas Nurcombe - 26 Sep 2023

Rejoining the EU's Horizon programme will stifle British science

Professor Angus Dalgleish - 26 Sep 2023

Is the West in a cold war with Opec?

Damien Phillips - 25 Sep 2023

Sunak is gambling with his Party's hard-won green credentials

Sam Hall - 21 Sep 2023

Don't let Labour use Northern Ireland to take us back into the EU

Sammy Wilson MP - 20 Sep 2023

Does Labour have any answers on water pollution?

Dr Ashley Bowes - 18 Sep 2023

How to put wind in the sails of the UK's renewables rollout

Virginia Crosbie MP - 15 Sep 2023

Unleash Britain's thriving creative industries by focusing on ART

Patrick McCrae - 14 Sep 2023

When it comes to espionage techniques, China lets a thousand flowers bloom

Eamonn Butler - 12 Sep 2023

Rishi is wrong – immigration has got something to do with business

Derin Kocer - 11 Sep 2023

Gambling addicts need help, not pointless red tape

Abbie MacGregor - 11 Sep 2023

Let’s swap culture wars for a constructive conversation about our history

Jake Puddle - 8 Sep 2023

We can do better by Syrian refugees – and help businesses too

Frances Lasok - 8 Sep 2023

Until people on welfare can trust the system, they won't get back to work

Jessica Prestidge - 7 Sep 2023

How China's 'little giants' could dominate strategic technologies

Allan Nixon - 6 Sep 2023

Is the Government backtracking on environmental protection?

Dr Ashley Bowes - 5 Sep 2023

How can the UK respond to the global tilt towards protectionism?

Hubert Kucharski - 5 Sep 2023

Claims that developers are responsible for water pollution are a load of poo

Christopher Boyle KC - 4 Sep 2023

The Bank of England needs to own up to its monetary mismanagement

Damian Pudner - 1 Sep 2023

Israel and Morocco are striding towards a peaceful future

Mike Freer MP - 1 Sep 2023

The decline of religious freedom in Nigeria should worry us all

Baroness Cox and Lord Alton - 31 Aug 2023

Rishi faces an electoral car crash if he doesn’t end the war on motorists

Bob Bull - 31 Aug 2023

When it comes to China, the EU has been asleep at the wheel

Elettra Ardissino - 30 Aug 2023

Is Net Zero a youth tax?

M.W Pedersen - 30 Aug 2023

What's BBC Bitesize really teaching our kids?

Richard Norrie - 25 Aug 2023

Give former colonies aid, not reparations for slavery

Jimmy Nicholls - 25 Aug 2023

Building transport in Britain doesn't have to be this hard

Ben Hopkinson - 25 Aug 2023

The nanny state's bizarre campaign against baby formula

John Flesher - 24 Aug 2023

There may be fewer top GCSE grades this year, but that doesn't mean that standards are lower

Tim Clark - 24 Aug 2023

Ukraine war: drones are changing the conflict – both on the frontline and beyond

David Hastings Dunn & Stefan Wolff - 18 Aug 2023

Why Labour's talk of ending 'tax breaks' for private schools is a dangerous deceit

David Smith - 17 Aug 2023

CapX Exclusive

Britain's heating revolution is on the right track, but it's time to scale up

Megan Batchelor - 16 Aug 2023

Offices: how bad will the property crunch be?

Kevin Muldoon-Smith - 15 Aug 2023

University isn't the only solution – we need to encourage exploration through work experience

Daniel Harrison - 15 Aug 2023

Why the Government's long-delayed waste reforms must go beyond recycling

Kitty Thompson - 14 Aug 2023

Four billion reasons the Government should stick to its guns on electric vehicles

Benedict McAleenan - 11 Aug 2023

Why is the Government rolling out the red carpet for its opponents?

Fiona Bulmer - 11 Aug 2023

Tackling dud degrees is only half the battle

Mark Bremner - 10 Aug 2023

Why 'Professor's Privilege' is not a silver bullet for innovation

Paul Seabright - 9 Aug 2023

Is the Government finally getting a grip on the 'broken' asylum system?

Chloe Dobbs - 8 Aug 2023

What the UK can learn from Sweden about a smoke-free future

Richard Crosby - 3 Aug 2023

Our commitment to nuclear shows Conservatives are leading the way to a green future

Baroness Bloomfield - 2 Aug 2023

Is there any evidence that advertising bans reduce demand for alcohol?

Joe Dinnage - 31 Jul 2023

Bank account closures don’t just affect ‘politically exposed persons’ – sex workers have struggled with financial exclusion for years

Isabel Crowhurst - 31 Jul 2023

Cambridge shows how universities can help make Britain a start-up superpower

Diarmuid O’Brien - 28 Jul 2023

What's gone wrong at the CMA? Perhaps Friedrich Hayek has the answer...

Cento Veljanovski - 28 Jul 2023

Is going easy on Net Zero a good tactic for the Tories?

Alasdair Johnstone - 25 Jul 2023

My family's ordeal reveals the strange, dystopian world of school gender policies

Jane Smith - 19 Jul 2023

CPTPP membership is worth much more to Britain than '0.08% of GDP'

James Forder - 17 Jul 2023

Environment

Electric cars aren't as green as you think

Cosima Zaveta - 17 Jul 2023

How an American court struck a blow for British gamers

Ben Dennehy - 14 Jul 2023

Why would we spend £15bn turning private homes into council houses?

Tom Spencer - 14 Jul 2023

Ban cross-sex pronouns in schools

Nick Fletcher MP - 13 Jul 2023

When it comes to long-term detention, the Illegal Migration Bill would make a bad situation worse

Mikhail Korneev - 12 Jul 2023

Shortsighted economic forecasts are holding back growth – there is a better way

S Singham & D McWilliams - 12 Jul 2023

Trust the market to deliver new fossil fuel car phase-out by 2030

Lynsey Jones - 11 Jul 2023

How to make our tax system fairer for families

Ranil Jayawardena & Tom Clougherty - 10 Jul 2023

Time to abolish student loans and replace them with 'ISAs'

Oliver Ind - 10 Jul 2023

Starmer should acknowledge that strict schools are better for students

Tim Clark - 6 Jul 2023

Brian Cox proves that clever people are more susceptible to Brexit confirmation bias

Laura Dodsworth & Patrick Fagan - 6 Jul 2023

What's the point of woke regulators?

Fiona Bulmer - 6 Jul 2023

How schools can be anchors for our left-behind communities

Loic Menzies - 5 Jul 2023

The SNP will be to blame if Orkney joins Norway

Ian Mitchell - 4 Jul 2023

When it comes to tech, Britain should take a leaf out of Macron's book

Rolf Merchant - 3 Jul 2023

Happy 300th birthday to Adam Smith – his work is more relevant than ever

Mimi Yates & Jack Twyman - 30 Jun 2023

Is Harry and Meghan’s failure a sign the podcast bubble is bursting?

Jimmy Nicholls - 29 Jun 2023

Corporates should beware the sugar-rush of identity politics

Lucy Harris - 29 Jun 2023

Living longer with the Proportional Property Tax

Andrew Dixon - 29 Jun 2023

The Conservatives will give people freedom and control over their own health

Steve Barclay - 28 Jun 2023

Britain faces a savings crisis – and the FCA must act now

Daniel Harrison - 28 Jun 2023

There is a way to restore devolution to Northern Ireland – but is there political will?

Nigel Dodds - 27 Jun 2023

Britain is doing badly on inflation – and the Bank of England must take its share the blame

Laurie Laird - 27 Jun 2023

Want to grow the economy without boosting inflation? Start with stamp duty

Alex Morton - 27 Jun 2023

How Conservatives should counter Labour's green energy plans

Sam Hall - 26 Jun 2023

Licensing scheme risks stifling startups

Aled Maclean-Jones - 26 Jun 2023

Brexit has released the City from the chains of Brussels – now let's make the most of it

Daniel Hodson - 23 Jun 2023

Housing

Here's one way to ease London's housing crisis

Lee Wingate - 22 Jun 2023

The cynicism of sportswashing has infected English football – and made it thoroughly boring

James Harris - 21 Jun 2023

In an evolving global trading system, joining the CPTPP looks a good fit for the UK

Stewart Paterson - 21 Jun 2023

The Brexit dividend: deregulation and economic growth

Brendan Chilton - 20 Jun 2023

'Hamster wheel households' are feeling the mortgage pain

Mark McInnes - 19 Jun 2023

The UK faces a spiralling debt omnicrisis – and one chance to put things right

Nicholas Gardner - 16 Jun 2023

The public wants more onshore wind, so why is the Government dithering?

Simon Clarke MP - 14 Jun 2023

Were lockdowns really worth all the economic and social damage they wrought?

Reem Ibrahim - 7 Jun 2023

Why saving for a pension has become more risky

Jonathan Cribb - 6 Jun 2023

For the sake of Britain's startups, it's time to bring competition policy into the 21st century

Jeff Lynn - 5 Jun 2023

The UK’s recycling system is confusing, chaotic and broken – here’s how to fix it

T Holmes, H Holmes & K Kortsen - 5 Jun 2023

The world cannot turn a blind eye to Libya's crisis

Mohamed El-Muntasser - 5 Jun 2023

Britain needs more high-skill immigration – here's the best way to get it

Connor Axiotes - 1 Jun 2023

When it comes to employment reform, the Government needs to see the gig picture

Marcus Foster - 31 May 2023

The marking boycott is holding students' futures to ransom

Jess Hilton - 30 May 2023

How Erdogan held onto power in Turkey, and what this means for the country’s future

Mehmet Ozalp - 30 May 2023

Price inflation: five ways stronger UK supply chains can help reduce rising food costs

A Sharif, K Mahroof & L Breen - 25 May 2023

Cracking down on dependents misses the real problem with student migration

Jess Hilton - 22 May 2023

AI: evolution is making us treat it like a human, and we need to kick the habit

Neil Saunders - 19 May 2023

Blaming Brexit distracts from the real cause of Britain's declining exports

Phil Radford - 18 May 2023

Fixing the Green Belt will save Britain, if you actually do it

Tom Spencer - 18 May 2023

What the 'Muckle Spate' can teach us about resilience in policymaking

Loic Menzies - 18 May 2023

Up the bracket: freezing thresholds is dramatically changing our tax system

Tom Ryan - 16 May 2023

UK economy – why the Bank of England is now more upbeat than the IMF

Luciano Rispoli - 16 May 2023

Badenoch's regulatory reforms are just the beginning of the story, not the end

Shanker Singham & Alden Abbott - 15 May 2023

Does British tourism really need the royal family?

Ross Bennett-Cook - 10 May 2023

Shrinking Whitehall: how a leaner civil service could lower costs and deliver better outcomes

Jim McConalogue - 9 May 2023

Britain's young voters must replace apathy with agency

Jess Hilton - 5 May 2023

It is time to grasp the opportunities of flexible working

Sally Hogg - 28 Apr 2023

Has the political mood music on crypto changed for good?

Rolf Merchant - 28 Apr 2023

What should Sunak's 'maths to 18' mean in practice?

Daniel Harrison - 28 Apr 2023

Funding fundamentals: the way science is financed has been overlooked for too long

Matt Clancy - 27 Apr 2023

Passport to prosper – startups need a speedier immigration system

Bella Rhodes - 26 Apr 2023

The civil service is too disorganised for sinister plots

Adam Bell - 25 Apr 2023

How do we inspire innovation? The answer is anything but innovative...

Dr Lawrence Newport - 25 Apr 2023

The real problem with 15-minute cities

Matthew McCartney - 20 Apr 2023

Progress or regression: Greeks face a momentous choice at the upcoming election

Christina Georgaki - 19 Apr 2023

Why are student unions supporting strikes that harm their own members?

Jess Hilton - 18 Apr 2023

We don't need more heavy-handed regulation to tackle single-use plastics

Kitty Thompson - 18 Apr 2023

Can Jeremy Corbyn go it alone in Islington North? What the evidence tells us

Paula Keaveney - 17 Apr 2023

Strikes used to be about battling exploitation, now they are a weapon for the well-off

Fiona Bulmer - 17 Apr 2023

The pure folly of Germany's nuclear phase-out

Lincoln Hill - 14 Apr 2023

We can't stop the boats unless we can turn them back

Will Prescott - 13 Apr 2023

Journalists needs to be more critical of the way governments use ‘nudging’ to change our behaviour – here’s why

Lars Tummers - 12 Apr 2023

The UK must not give in to the anti-vaping zealots

Martin Cullip - 11 Apr 2023

The Government's AI strategy is a recipe for irrelevance

Ben White - 6 Apr 2023

The New Britain by Nigel Lawson

Nigel Lawson - 5 Apr 2023

Sunak must use technology to grip the migration crisis and prove the state can deliver

Blair Gibbs - 5 Apr 2023

The New Conservatism – by Nigel Lawson

Nigel Lawson - 4 Apr 2023

The UK joining CPTPP is a seismic moment for the global trading system

S Singham, A Abbott & P Allgeier - 31 Mar 2023

Are there really no votes in foreign policy?

Alastair Masser - 30 Mar 2023

Beyond the English Channel: why a global crisis needs global solutions

Mark Simmonds - 29 Mar 2023

Global Britain can lead the world in resolving the Cyprus issue

Ersin Tatar - 28 Mar 2023

Nuclear is one of the greenest energy sources in existence – here's why

Tom Greatrex - 22 Mar 2023

Thunder Down Under – AUKUS will fundamentally alter the balance of power in the Indo-Pacific

Leo A Keay - 22 Mar 2023

The West must stand up to Putin's weaponisation of food exports

Oleksii Goncharenko - 21 Mar 2023

Helping business to recruit marginalised people can turbo-boost the Budget

Harry Brown - 17 Mar 2023

Britain’s booming offshore wind sector is in peril if the Government doesn't change tack

Sam Richards - 16 Mar 2023

The Budget included one big Brexit win

Connor Axiotes - 16 Mar 2023

Get it built!

Jeremy Driver - 14 Mar 2023

We must not learn the wrong lessons from the Silicon Valley Bank collapse

Laurence Smith - 13 Mar 2023

Three market solutions can help the Government reach its tree-planting pledge

John Baron MP - 10 Mar 2023

With Labour tanks on the lawn, Jeremy Hunt should launch a counteroffensive against damaging business taxes

Damien Phillips - 8 Mar 2023

Cultural change is crucial to consigning smoking to the past

Martin Cullip - 8 Mar 2023

What is driving current labour market shortages and how older workers could help

Joop Schippers - 6 Mar 2023

Boris Johnson, Liz Truss, Theresa May (and soon Nicola Sturgeon): the strange backbench lives of former national leaders

Louise Thompson & Alia Middleton - 2 Mar 2023

Home working is here to stay – let’s embrace it and get our economy moving

Dave Page - 1 Mar 2023

Can an unlikely Conservative coalition break the planning impasse?

Joe Tetlow - 27 Feb 2023

Gas prices are falling but your energy bills still won’t be affordable any time soon

Karen Turner - 27 Feb 2023

Ukraine: Russia’s inability to dominate the sea has changed the course of the war

Basil Germond - 23 Feb 2023

Britain is the stagnation nation – science and technology offers the way out

Tom Westgarth - 22 Feb 2023

Bottling it: Scotland's recycling scheme has become a costly, complex mess

Maurice Golden MSP - 22 Feb 2023

'Admirable' criminals? The courts can't have it both ways with Just Stop Oil protestors

Will Havelock - 21 Feb 2023

With Sturgeon on the way out, it's time to reform Scotland's undemocratic electoral system

Ian Mitchell - 21 Feb 2023

Could the housing market be about to get even worse?

Mikhail Korneev - 20 Feb 2023

Ukraine 12 months at war: why Kyiv’s western allies must rethink the limits of their military aid

David Hastings Dunn - 17 Feb 2023

If we want a fairer, more competitive app market, the Government must act now

Rick VanMeter - 16 Feb 2023

Big data: it's not the size of the sample, it's what you do with it

Frances An - 15 Feb 2023

Expanding 'free' childcare isn't going to solve our labour market crisis

Annabel Denham & Len Shackleton - 14 Feb 2023

Easy as AZ – there's a very simple reason pharmaceuticals firms are leaving the UK

Phil Radford - 13 Feb 2023

The Online Safety Bill risks putting Hong Kong refugees in danger

Mark Sabah - 13 Feb 2023

Golden labs – to create the next Silicon Valley, British scientists need more space

Zac Spiro - 10 Feb 2023

What Rishi can learn from Mrs Thatcher about taming inflation

Alex Morton - 9 Feb 2023

Brexit Britain has done so much for Ukraine – now it should go a step further and provide planes

Oleksii Goncharenko - 8 Feb 2023

The UK is much further from net zero than the Government would have you believe

Ross Clark - 8 Feb 2023

The problem with 'taxing posh schools to feed hungry kids'

Jess Gill - 7 Feb 2023

A new Science and Tech department is good news – but one crucial issue remains unsolved

Jonathan Simons - 7 Feb 2023

GP numbers continue to fall but the UK isn’t unique in losing family doctors

Andrew Lee - 6 Feb 2023

The Net Zero arms race is on – and Britain is at risk of falling behind

Alasdair Johnstone - 6 Feb 2023

Levelling down: signing up to the OECD tax plan risks undermining key government policies

Connor Axiotes - 3 Feb 2023

Secretive government units are undermining free speech

Mark Johnson - 3 Feb 2023

The Met police force is too big to govern – here’s how it should be broken up

John Fox - 2 Feb 2023

Good riddance to the misguided Help to Buy experiment

Bartek Staniszewski - 1 Feb 2023

Nudge, nudge - who's there?

Frances An - 1 Feb 2023

Britain must once again make a virtue of saving

Daniel Harrison - 31 Jan 2023

Once again, Oxfam's complaints about wealth and poverty miss the mark

Rainer Zitelmann - 30 Jan 2023

Sunak is about to make tax a whole lot more taxing – but there is time to change course

Tom Spencer - 27 Jan 2023

Cheating after ChatGPT – will AI destroy academic integrity?

Frances An - 26 Jan 2023

What's wrong with claims of a '£1tn export failure'? Just about everything...

Robert Tombs & Catherine McBride - 25 Jan 2023

How the UK can reach 'jet zero' without restricting flying

Robert Courts MP - 25 Jan 2023

The Government needs to think again about its damaging digital policies

Fred de Frossard - 25 Jan 2023

Time to break the conspiracy of silence around boys' under-achievement in school

Nick Fletcher MP - 24 Jan 2023

Mental health – it’s not always good to talk

Dan Degerman - 19 Jan 2023

Germany should take a leaf out of Britain's book when it comes to supporting Ukraine

Oleksii Goncharenko - 18 Jan 2023

Britain is already counting the cost of climate change, so why don't we have a plan for adaptation?

Daisy Powell-Chandler - 18 Jan 2023

Consumers will suffer if tech execs like me are criminalised

Matthew Hodgson - 17 Jan 2023

Don’t let complacency jeopardise the UK's creative industries

Baroness Stowell - 17 Jan 2023

China: the rise of gen Z will have massive consequences for business and politics

Tom Harper - 13 Jan 2023

Will pension reform be Macron's Waterloo?

Gavin Mortimer - 11 Jan 2023

A pandemic of risk aversion is killing progress

Martin Cullip - 10 Jan 2023

What killer robots mean for the future of war

Jonathan Erskine & Miranda Mowbray - 10 Jan 2023

The Government has two golden opportunities to boost financial education

Matthew Greenwood - 9 Jan 2023

The Prime Minister's plan lays the foundations for a brighter future

Laura Trott MP - 5 Jan 2023

Why older millennials don't vote Tory and how to win them back

James Harris - 4 Jan 2023

Deporting asylum seekers to Rwanda is a decision for the Government, not the courts

Will Havelock - 20 Dec 2022

Nuclear fusion: how scientists can turn latest breakthrough into a new clean power source

John Pasley - 15 Dec 2022

Without reform, the NHS will never have enough staff

Fiona Bulmer - 14 Dec 2022

What is the Reichsbürger movement accused of trying to overthrow the German government?

Claire Burchett - 9 Dec 2022

Embrace startups for a slicker, leaner public sector

Camilla de Coverly Veale - 7 Dec 2022

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How going green can help the UK get back in the black

Sam Hall - 6 Dec 2022

In defence of capitalism (by an AI)

AI - 5 Dec 2022

Are the trade unions holding Labour back? Here's what the public think...

Ollie Rackham - 5 Dec 2022

How to let Britain lead the way in the new food revolution

Andy Clayton - 2 Dec 2022

Two no-brainers to to help solve the energy crisis

Jack Richardson - 2 Dec 2022

Why legalising ecstasy should be a drug policy priority

Jack Rowlett - 1 Dec 2022

The days of the hydrogen car are already over

Tom Stacey & Chris Ivory - 1 Dec 2022

How EU judges risk giving the green light to corruption

Henry Williams - 1 Dec 2022

Protests against strict Covid-zero policy are sweeping China – it’s anyone’s guess what happens now

David Goodman - 29 Nov 2022

Let's look across the Atlantic to boost energy security

Marco Longhi MP - 29 Nov 2022

Powering up the WFH revolution would transform lives – and earnings

Dave Page - 24 Nov 2022

Beware a shady plan to ban solar panels from farms

Eddie Bolland - 23 Nov 2022

The story of the purple tomato – and why its success is a win for GM foods

Yang Yue - 22 Nov 2022

How employers could help young people onto the housing ladder

Daniel Patterson - 22 Nov 2022

International Men’s Day: Why are our politicians behind the curve of public opinion?

Mark Brooks - 19 Nov 2022

Unleash the market and let Britain lead the green industrial revolution

Greg Jackson - 18 Nov 2022

Be warned, a big nurses' pay rise could be a disaster for social care

Prof Martin Green - 18 Nov 2022

Opening doors for women entrepreneurs

Maria Caulfield MP - 18 Nov 2022

What's driving the great retirement?

Scott Corfe - 17 Nov 2022

Inflation is one thing, but don't forget Britain's 'cost of government crisis'

Dr Mike Jones - 17 Nov 2022

Unlocking the change this country needs

The Rt Hon Michael Gove - 16 Nov 2022

In Backlog Britain, charities mind the queues

Nicole Sykes - 16 Nov 2022

8 billion people: why trying to control the population is often futile – and harmful

M Channon & J Fledderjohann - 15 Nov 2022

Britain remade: a new campaign for economic growth

S. Richards J. Driver & S. Dumitriu - 14 Nov 2022

Is now really the time for fiscal tightening?

Laurie Laird - 14 Nov 2022

The Autumn Statement is a chance for Jeremy Hunt to regain the initiative on business rates

Vivienne King - 10 Nov 2022

Ill defined job descriptions enable MPs to abandon their constituents

Paula Keaveney - 9 Nov 2022

Policing free speech: why jailing two Met officers for ‘offensive’ messages should worry us all

Marc Glendening - 9 Nov 2022

Why Meta’s share price collapse is good news for the future of social media

Renaud Foucart - 7 Nov 2022

Ukraine war: Putin is rewriting the rules of siege warfare this winter

Robert M Dover - 4 Nov 2022

The cost of scamming crisis: how tech can lead the fightback against fraud

Daniel Holden - 3 Nov 2022

Aim higher – university funding is not fit for purpose

Harrison Griffiths - 2 Nov 2022

Ukraine war: what, if any, are the chances of toppling Putin and who might take over?

Nicholas James - 28 Oct 2022

The new Education Secretary must put financial literacy front and centre

Justine Greening & Daniel Harrison - 28 Oct 2022

Gainsaying – the case against raising capital gains tax

Peter Young - 27 Oct 2022

Why are so many parents putting their toddlers on TikTok?

Frank Young - 26 Oct 2022

People, not just the markets, need confidence and stability too

Andy Cook - 25 Oct 2022

How the West can prevent a geopolitical catastrophe in Taiwan

Leo Keay - 25 Oct 2022

Penny Mordaunt has the experience and character to unite the party and the country

John Penrose MP - 23 Oct 2022

How desk jobs alter your brain – and why they’re so tiring

Zoltán Molnár & Tamas Horvath - 21 Oct 2022

Iranian 'kamikaze' drones can inflict serious damage – but will not be a gamechanger

Dominika Kunertova - 20 Oct 2022

Investment Zones deserve a fair crack of the whip

James Palmer - 19 Oct 2022

How do we set the moral compass on AI-generated art?

Professor Nayef Al-Rodhan - 13 Oct 2022

The popular path to Net Zero

Andrew O’Brien - 12 Oct 2022

Putin wants to create a humanitarian crisis – so how can he be stopped?

Oleksii Goncharenko - 12 Oct 2022

Over a barrel: how Opec is giving Putin an unwelcome boost

Damien Phillips - 10 Oct 2022

Whitehall needs much more than another 'efficiency drive'

Eamonn Butler - 7 Oct 2022

To replace a US trade deal, Britain should form an economic union with the Commonwealth

Scott Cresswell - 5 Oct 2022

Has the tide turned on woke coppers?

Richard Norrie - 5 Oct 2022

Why UK final-salary pensions may now be unpayable without state support

Giuseppe Corvino - 4 Oct 2022

Will the Red Wall have to make do with 'Singapore-on-Tees'?

Ed Dorrell - 4 Oct 2022

House prices: why a fall isn’t certain and wouldn’t help first-time buyers much anyway

Alan Shipman - 3 Oct 2022

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Getting the bands back together: the case for a smoother tax system

Andrew Willshire - 3 Oct 2022

How can Truss get back on track?

Alex Morton - 1 Oct 2022

Two modest proposals to get Britain building

Laveen Ladharam - 30 Sep 2022

The case for a rolling inflation target

Andrew Hunt - 30 Sep 2022

Diplomacy in the Middle East is difficult, but essential

Daniel Kawczynski - 29 Sep 2022

CapX Exclusive

Investment Zones are very welcome for the East of England – but Truss should go even further

James Palmer - 28 Sep 2022

To handle the politics of population, Britain needs an Office for Demographic Change

Lord Hodgson of Astley Abbotts - 27 Sep 2022

Liz Truss must carry on where Boris left off – with a steadfast commitment to Ukraine

Oleksii Goncharenko - 27 Sep 2022

How realistic is Labour's plan for zero-carbon energy by 2030?

Adam Bell - 26 Sep 2022

The mini-Budget had plenty for tech startups – but we hope there's a lot more to come

Camilla de Coverly-Veale - 26 Sep 2022

The Government's growth plan must include a national energy efficiency programme

Robert Largan MP - 23 Sep 2022

Helping families to grow will help Britain grow

Gavin Rice - 22 Sep 2022

If Truss wants a pro-growth tax system, this is where she should start

Peter Young - 21 Sep 2022

A tough lesson: why I quit teaching after just a year in the job

Chris Ormsby - 21 Sep 2022

As the cost of living bites, businesses can step up and make a difference

Ed Boyd - 20 Sep 2022

Pragmatic, formidable and resilient – Tessa Keswick was an inspiration

Salma Shah - 15 Sep 2022

Truss is right to tear up the Treasury rule book

Patrick Minford - 15 Sep 2022

To prosper in the modern economy, Britain must create more 'superentrepreneurs'

K Tikkanen, K Melinder, N Sanandaji - 15 Sep 2022

Time to send the EU's irresponsible anti-vaping regulations up in smoke

Martin Cullip - 14 Sep 2022

How the new Education Secretary can get up to the mark

Tim Clark - 14 Sep 2022

Politicians can't be short-sighted on energy security

Mark Sommerfeld - 13 Sep 2022

Britain is in the grip of an energy crisis – so let's get fracking

Charles McAllister & Steve Baker MP - 7 Sep 2022

As a chaotic winter looms, a proper Tory policing strategy is long overdue

Poppy Coburn - 6 Sep 2022

UK energy crisis: why rationing is likely to happen this winter, whether Liz Truss likes it or not

Renaud Foucart - 6 Sep 2022

To level up and boost post-Brexit growth, a freeport on Anglesey is a clear winner

Virginia Crosbie MP - 5 Sep 2022

Will the Government let our tech startups drown in a sea of misguided regulation?

Camilla de Coverly Veale - 2 Sep 2022

Under Macron, France has become an 'Anxiocratie' – now the French people have had enough

Gavin Mortimer - 2 Sep 2022

Energy crisis: why the UK will be at the mercy of international gas prices for years to come

Michael Bradshaw - 2 Sep 2022

To save British businesses, the next PM must look past Treasury orthodoxy

Prof David Paton - 1 Sep 2022

How digital friction is eroding productivity

Dave Page - 1 Sep 2022

Don't fall for rose-tinted revisionism about Mikhail Gorbachev

Robert Tyler - 31 Aug 2022

Six priorities for the next Prime Minister's first 100 days

John Dickie - 26 Aug 2022

Real moderates recognise that the greatest threat to Britain is the status quo

Mark Brolin - 26 Aug 2022

Towards a green future for British steel

Roz Bulleid & Wilf Lytton - 26 Aug 2022

The answer to Britain's problems? Ameliorism

Andrew Hunt - 25 Aug 2022

A manifesto for tech

Dom Hallas & Philip Salter - 25 Aug 2022

How bicycle number plates could break up the Union

Ian Mitchell - 24 Aug 2022

How the Taliban’s more effective and ‘fairer’ tax system helped it win control of Afghanistan

Ashley Jackson - 24 Aug 2022

Johnson's resignation is a chance for a private sector-led reset on levelling up

Daniel Harrison - 23 Aug 2022

High executive pay is no excuse for state intervention

Len Shackleton - 22 Aug 2022

UK strikes: how industrial action at a major port could disrupt supplies of clothing, cars and canned food

Edward Sweeney - 19 Aug 2022

For the next government, boosting trade is a moral and economic imperative

Nathaniel Ogunniyi - 19 Aug 2022

Why the next PM should take a long, hard look at biomass

Stepan Stepanenko - 18 Aug 2022

Lower taxes should be central to the next PM's pro-growth agenda

Dr Gerard Lyons - 18 Aug 2022

Computer chips: while US and EU invest to challenge Asia, the UK industry is in mortal danger

Andrew Johnston & Robert Huggins - 17 Aug 2022

Rewriting EU law is all well and good – but doing it in a hurry would be a missed opportunity

Amar Johal - 17 Aug 2022

As Thatcher knew, we can combine sound money with sound action on climate change

Stephen Hammond MP - 16 Aug 2022

Sky-high bills and zero accountability – all is not well in the Olympic Village

Josh Coupland - 12 Aug 2022

It's time for a dose of the same medicine that cured the 'Sick Man of Europe'

John Penrose MP - 12 Aug 2022

Let's call time on the 'optional' restaurant service charge

Dillon Smith - 10 Aug 2022

Promoting family should be a national priority – one we cannot afford to ignore

Gavin Rice - 10 Aug 2022

Why a 'coalition of chaos' awaits the next Labour government

James Harris - 10 Aug 2022

After decades of Nimbyism, are we any nearer a cure?

Fiona Townsley - 9 Aug 2022

The UK urgently needs a strategic gas reserve

Damien Phillips - 9 Aug 2022

UK drought: are farmers facing the crop failures of 1976 all over again?

Tim Hess & Ian Holman - 8 Aug 2022

The next PM must make a big decision – what is Britain's role in the world?

Robert Tyler - 8 Aug 2022

The Ukraine grain deal is a PR coup for Putin – and it will only prolong the war

Dr Stepan Stepanenko - 5 Aug 2022

The next PM needs to introduce an Emergency Planning Act

Brendan Chilton - 5 Aug 2022

Britain must do better for children excluded from school

Andy Carter MP - 4 Aug 2022

Microchips: why it’s time to start thinking ahead

Nayef Al-Rodhan - 3 Aug 2022

A manifesto for nature: what the next PM must do for the environment

James Cullimore - 3 Aug 2022

The next Prime Minister should copy the French – in scrapping the licence fee

Rebecca Ryan - 2 Aug 2022

Crowding out: how regional pay bargaining can boost levelling up

Elliot Keck - 2 Aug 2022

The only way to cut taxes is to reform public services

Andrew O’Brien - 1 Aug 2022

Liz Truss is the candidate who will do what she says and deliver for the British people

Lord Philip Harris - 1 Aug 2022

Outlawing 'downblousing' and wolf-whistling would be another sop to the authoritarian left

Marc Glendening - 29 Jul 2022

Allison Bailey has struck a vital blow against the gender identity bullies

Jo Bartosch - 28 Jul 2022

Depression: low serotonin may not be the cause – but antidepressants still work

Andrew M McIntosh & Cathy Lewis - 25 Jul 2022

Why scrapping the corporation tax rise is a no-brainer

Dr Tyler Goodspeed - 25 Jul 2022

Government and markets must work hand-in-hand to solve the housing crisis

Tim Farron MP - 22 Jul 2022

Rishi Sunak is best placed to unite our country with a new style of leadership

John Glen MP - 21 Jul 2022

Can the next Prime Minister save the Union?

Andrew McQuillan - 20 Jul 2022

PM Penny will drag the unions back to reality

Michelle Donelan MP - 19 Jul 2022

In an age of meme politics, can MPs avoid being the butt of the joke?

Amy Price - 19 Jul 2022

The next PM needs a tax strategy that goes beyond raising revenue

Peter Young - 18 Jul 2022

Mind your manner: how can the next PM take on Nicola Sturgeon?

Ian Mitchell - 15 Jul 2022

Community organisations are raising the red flag – and the next PM must heed their warnings

Tony Armstrong - 14 Jul 2022

Russia is exploiting the Commonwealth: the UK must act now

Daniel Kawczynski - 14 Jul 2022

The next PM must strive for an 'enterprise-first' Britain

Brendan Chilton - 14 Jul 2022

The British people have never needed their freedom more

Steve Baker MP - 13 Jul 2022

Après le déluge – build the Arc!

Tom Spencer - 13 Jul 2022

Nadhim Zahawi is the grownup in the room

Amanda Milling MP - 12 Jul 2022

A new movement for enterprise, prosperity and growth

Lord Frost of Allenton - 12 Jul 2022

The next Prime Minister must be even more committed to Ukraine

Robert Tyler - 12 Jul 2022

Kemi Badenoch is an unapologetic Conservative who'll always be straight with voters

Justin Tomlinson MP - 11 Jul 2022

Ukraine is losing this war – the west needs to massively step up its military aid

Frank Ledwidge - 7 Jul 2022

Who's really to blame for rail strikes?

David Campbell Bannerman - 7 Jul 2022

Sir Keir's Brexit conversion shows British politics is working (sort of)

Stewart Slater - 6 Jul 2022

Britain is leaking carbon – here's how to stop it

John Penrose MP - 6 Jul 2022

UK oil and gas needs an economic viability test

Harry Benham - 4 Jul 2022

The next chapter of Hong Kong’s history is playing out here in the UK – let's make sure it has a happy ending

Daniel Korski & Sunder Katwala - 4 Jul 2022

Businesses have transformed how they deal with extreme risk – government must now do the same

James Ginns - 1 Jul 2022

Poor value degrees are a huge problem – it's right the Government is looking at solving it

Elizabeth Dunkley - 30 Jun 2022

Measuring chaos: why the world needs a dignity index

Nayef Al-Rodhan - 29 Jun 2022

Lifting the bankers' bonus cap is the right thing to do – and not just for the City of London

Dr Gerard Lyons - 28 Jun 2022

When it comes to steel, Boris must avoid Donald Trump's mistakes

Dr Eamonn Butler - 27 Jun 2022

Roe overturned: What you need to know about the Supreme Court abortion decision

Linda C. McClain & Nicole Huberfeld - 27 Jun 2022

Lockdowns proved the public health panjandrums wrong about drinking

Joseph Dinnage - 27 Jun 2022

Dominic Raab has thrown down the gauntlet to activist judges

Andrew Tettenborn - 24 Jun 2022

Better regulation is the key to solving Europe's aviation chaos

Robert Tyler - 22 Jun 2022

To govern France, Macron must exchange hauteur for humility

Gavin Mortimer - 21 Jun 2022

Regressive, ineffective and unnecessary – an online sales tax is no way to help the high street

Elizabeth Dunkley - 21 Jun 2022

Will tax cuts really fuel inflation?

Elliot Keck - 20 Jun 2022

Too many Brits don't know how to manage their money – here's how to help

Carolyn Griffith - 20 Jun 2022

Stop talking to Tehran, and listen to Abadan

Hossein Abedini - 16 Jun 2022

Boris and the great glass tax elevator

Damien Phillips - 16 Jun 2022

The British public are brimming with ideas – it's time Whitehall listened to them

Nicole Sykes - 16 Jun 2022

The case for Zero-Based Budgeting in the public sector

Andrew Hunt - 15 Jun 2022

Councils are sitting on billions of developer cash – let's use it to build more homes

Aceil Haddad - 15 Jun 2022

Who really 'won' the Banks/Cadwalladr defamation trial?

Will Havelock - 14 Jun 2022

To tackle the cost of living crisis, let's help drivers switch to electric cars

NIck Fletcher - 14 Jun 2022

When will I be able to upload my brain to a computer?

Guillaume Thierry - 10 Jun 2022

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Asia

How to make Global Britain a reality in the Indo-Pacific

Sir Richard Ottaway - 10 Jun 2022

The Tories are right to revive Right to Buy – it is a policy to be proud of

Elizabeth Dunkley - 9 Jun 2022

Staying in the single market is not the answer to Northern Ireland's problems

Sammy Wilson MP - 9 Jun 2022

I correctly predicted the vote on Boris Johnson’s leadership – here’s how I did it

Jonathan Tonge - 8 Jun 2022

This year's Tax Freedom Day is no cause for celebration

Madsen Pirie - 8 Jun 2022

Faith in free markets will boost the 5G rollout

Kieran Neild-Ali - 7 Jun 2022

Why France's over-centralised state is to blame for Champions League final chaos

Henri Astier - 6 Jun 2022

The case for UK shale is rock solid

Charles McAllister - 6 Jun 2022

Why the Apple and Google app store monopoly could soon be over

Greig Paul - 1 Jun 2022

Battlefields of knowledge: how Britain’s coming debates over food and agriculture will play out

Antony So - 1 Jun 2022

Don’t penalise young Hongkongers who want to study in their new home, the UK

Daniel Korski and Sunder Katwala - 31 May 2022

Getting to the heart of the abortion debate

Dr Jeremy Williams - 31 May 2022

Learning from New Labour's 'Levelling Up' mistakes

Ed Dorrell - 30 May 2022

Europe is in an energy conflict with Russia – it's time policymakers realised that

Dr Frank Umbach - 26 May 2022

With food prices rising, why are we adding to the problem with pointless tariffs?

Catherine McBride - 24 May 2022

Gene editing is the key to getting cheaper, greener food

Joshua Marks - 23 May 2022

The double standards of the Government's industrial relations policy

Richard Milsom - 23 May 2022

Why a tax break for Boomers might be just what the housing market needs

Nina Harrison - 20 May 2022

How Global Britain can attract the talented migrants we so badly need

Blair Gibbs - 19 May 2022

The Tories are losing their true-blue heartlands – here's how to win them back

Mark Tufnell - 19 May 2022

Let's bring Great British Railways home to York

Sir Robert Goodwill - 19 May 2022

From energy to childcare, there's plenty the Government can do now to cut the cost of living

Karl Williams - 18 May 2022

Flexible, less bureaucratic childcare is vital to helping families with the cost of living

Saqib Bhatti MP - 17 May 2022

Defunding the illiberal National Union of Students doesn't go far enough

Marc Glendening - 17 May 2022

Saving democracy: Dr Frank Luntz's Keith Joseph Memorial lecture

Dr Frank Luntz - 17 May 2022

Cryptocurrencies: why they’ve crashed and what it could mean for their future

G Brown, R Whittle & S Mills - 16 May 2022

Don't let Partygate obscure the biggest lockdown injustices

Lois McLatchie - 13 May 2022

More oil and gas isn't a sustainable route to UK energy security

Sam Hall - 13 May 2022

Boris Johnson should be very worried about what 2022 local council results mean for the next general election

Paul Whiteley - 12 May 2022

Reshuffling local government is nowhere near enough to level up the economy

Sam Robinson - 11 May 2022

The time is now to act on the integration of Health and Social Care

Mary Brown - 10 May 2022

It's not just workers who suffer from unclear employment rules – gig economy startups do too

Dom Hallas - 9 May 2022

With the public finances in a mess, the Government should revisit the sell-off of student loans

Charles Bromley-Davenport - 9 May 2022

An online sales tax is a lose-lose for shoppers – it has to be stopped now

Darwin Friend - 6 May 2022

Ukraine: Nato and the US aim to destroy the Russian military – it looks as if they may have the means to do it

Frank Ledwidge - 4 May 2022

25 years from independence, the Bank of England badly needs to rethink its remit

Damien Phillips - 4 May 2022

Four reasons the UK's migration picture is likely to change significantly

Helena Ivanov - 3 May 2022

It's time to inflation-proof the tax system

Peter Young - 29 Apr 2022

Free speech is not hate speech – whatever the authoritarian left try to tell you

Marc Glendening - 28 Apr 2022

To deliver energy independence, we must turn to UK manufacturers

Jacob Young MP - 28 Apr 2022

We should copy Denmark's approach and let asylum seekers work

Robert Buckland MP - 27 Apr 2022

It’s easy being green with a hydrogen supply chain

Will Bennett - 25 Apr 2022

Why Britain will remain Macron’s bête-noire

Gavin Mortimer - 25 Apr 2022

Russia: programme of ‘patriotic education’ aims to create next generation of Putin faithful

Jennifer Mathers & Allyson Edwards - 25 Apr 2022

Financial services regulatory reform could create a new golden age of investment in the UK’s infrastructure

Tracy Blackwell - 25 Apr 2022

When it comes to tech, our police forces are more confused dad than Big Brother

Danielle Boxall - 22 Apr 2022

What is behind Germany's shameful reluctance to help Ukraine?

Robert Tyler - 22 Apr 2022

What a £350,000 average house price means for first-time buyers in Great Britain

Colin Jones - 21 Apr 2022

We cannot let Putin use British citizens as diplomatic pawns

Isabel Sawkins & Grace Rollison - 20 Apr 2022

Unless unionists can overcome division, they deserve to lose

Andrew McQuillan - 20 Apr 2022

We need to talk about the English language

Caroline Ansell MP - 14 Apr 2022

In a global economy, the Laffer Curve has shifted – and the UK must take note

Andrew Hunt - 14 Apr 2022

Don't confuse sky-high prices with the end of oil

Rosanna Weber - 12 Apr 2022

British Muslims are vital allies in the fight against Ali Harbi Ali's brand of murderous extremism

Wasiq Wasiq - 12 Apr 2022

The pro-capitalist picture book every parent should read their toddler

Oliver Eaton - 11 Apr 2022

In defence of the non-doms

Callum Price - 8 Apr 2022

Rural voters are abandoning the Government – here's how to win them back

Jonathan Roberts - 8 Apr 2022

The Ukraine invasion has shown up the moral bankruptcy of the 'anti-imperialist' left

Dave Rich - 6 Apr 2022

Tsar Wars: why Russian support for Putin isn't just about media manipulation

Ian Mitchell - 6 Apr 2022

What's next for the National Lottery?

Giles Watling MP - 5 Apr 2022

Give up to level up – how going smoke-free can boost the poorest regions

Mark Oates - 5 Apr 2022

Ukraine: are reports of Russian troops mutinying and deserting true? It’s happened before

Natasha Lindstaedt - 4 Apr 2022

Climate aid is an essential part of Britain's foreign policy

Derek Thomas MP - 1 Apr 2022

Ukraine will not be like Korea – dogged resistance will turn it into Putin’s ‘bleeding ulcer’

Frank Ledwidge - 30 Mar 2022

MPs must protect women's right to safe at-home abortion care

Lottie Moore - 30 Mar 2022

Outdated regulation is a straitjacket on credit unions – just when we need them most

Matthew Greenwood - 29 Mar 2022

The truth about the ‘great resignation’ – who changed jobs, where they went and why

Various - 29 Mar 2022

The case for more nuclear is clear - but how do we actually build it?

Fiona Townsley - 28 Mar 2022

The end of Covid shouldn't mean scrapping the skills we've learned along the way

Stuart MacLennan - 28 Mar 2022

Can the EU defend Ukraine?

William Nattrass - 25 Mar 2022

Blaming the West for Russia's invasion is not 'realism', but moral self-deception

Bashshar Haydar - 24 Mar 2022

Debt crisis? What debt crisis?

Tom Spencer - 23 Mar 2022

The Treasury's tax calculations are detached from reality – but there is a better way

Darwin Friend - 23 Mar 2022

Conservatives won't win without getting back to their free market roots

Sam Collins - 23 Mar 2022

Kemi Badenoch is forging a winning, conservative approach to tackling racial disparities

Frank Young - 22 Mar 2022

A Hull of an idea: how remote working can shift the UK's economic geography

Mike Crowhurst - 21 Mar 2022

How Vladimir Putin took control of Russian TV – and how that might be starting to crack

Adrian Campbell - 17 Mar 2022

In the face of a growing energy crisis, it's time to insulate

Cherilyn Mackrory & Derek Thomas - 17 Mar 2022

Europe needs to stop 'West-washing' the war in Ukraine

Robert Tyler - 17 Mar 2022

Interest rates are likely to rise by much less than most people are predicting

Costas Milas - 16 Mar 2022

The cost of war – how Russia’s economy will struggle to pay the price of invading Ukraine

Renaud Foucart - 14 Mar 2022

We need a new kind of finance to spark a long-term investment boom

Kevin Hollinrake MP - 11 Mar 2022

Will booking an Airbnb help Ukraine? Why people make counterproductive decisions about charity

David Comerford - 11 Mar 2022

Bullying Bercow is gone – but are staff any safer in Parliament?

Hattie Turner - 10 Mar 2022

Britannia, waive the rules: the UK must stop dragging its feet over Ukrainian refugees

Aliona Hlivco - 9 Mar 2022

Defence cuts effectively paid for UK welfare state for 60 years – but that looks impossible after Ukraine

Ben Zaranko - 8 Mar 2022

How to open the door to women returning to work

Julianne Miles - 8 Mar 2022

Trading Up: a plan to boost British exports in a post-Brexit world

Archie Hill - 7 Mar 2022

Economic freedom is in retreat – and that should worry everyone

Rainer Zitelmann - 7 Mar 2022

Why is Serbia Europe’s weak link in taking on Putin?

Helena Ivanov - 7 Mar 2022

Time to ditch centrism and reclaim capitalism for the people

Mark Brolin - 4 Mar 2022

Global Britain is already here – but are we ready for it?

Blair Gibbs - 3 Mar 2022

The West risks launching an information war on itself

James Ball - 2 Mar 2022

Ukraine: why the sanctions won’t topple Putin

Sergey V Popov - 2 Mar 2022

GDPR threatens to the split the EU and US internet

Mikołaj Barczentewicz - 1 Mar 2022

Is there a way back for French conservatism?

Fanni Korpics - 1 Mar 2022

Mastering the arts – how to get culture funding right

Callum Price - 1 Mar 2022

Putin’s claim to rid Ukraine of Nazis is especially absurd given its history

Jeffrey Veidlinger - 28 Feb 2022

Neither students nor taxpayers are getting a fair deal from university

Elizabeth Dunkley - 28 Feb 2022

As the world watches, my country is dying

Aliona Hlivco - 25 Feb 2022

Forget 'partygate' – the cost of living is the biggest threat to Boris

Kelly Beaver - 25 Feb 2022

Beware over-regulating Britain's thriving digital economy

Kir Nuthi - 25 Feb 2022

It's time for Global Britain to shut down Londongrad

Taras Kuzio - 24 Feb 2022

Cold War 2 is here – and the West has lost its edge

Damien Phillips - 23 Feb 2022

Ukraine: world financial markets have not broken sweat since the Russian escalation – why?

Daniele Bianchi - 23 Feb 2022

Failed EU policies have harmed the environment – it's time to take back control of nature

James Cullimore - 22 Feb 2022

Russia wanted Munich, but it got a Ukrainian D-Day

Oleksii Goncharenko - 22 Feb 2022

The UK should cut taxes to turbocharge solar power

Andreas Thorsheim - 22 Feb 2022

Goodbye and good riddance to golden visas

Robert Tyler - 21 Feb 2022

What Jolyon Maugham gets wrong about human rights

Hugh McLachlan - 21 Feb 2022

Only by taking our fair share of refugees can we protect our borders

Andrew Mitchell MP - 21 Feb 2022

To make the most of Brexit, we should embrace radical freeports

Phil Radford - 18 Feb 2022

The Government's latest proposals risk crippling the UK's internet economy

Camilla de Coverly Veale - 18 Feb 2022

The problem with BritCoin

Charlie Morris - 17 Feb 2022

Is there any money left? The UK economy after Covid

Karl Williams and Robert Colvile - 15 Feb 2022

Peace on Russia's terms is not peace, but capitulation

Aliona Hlivco - 15 Feb 2022

The Levelling Up White Paper is a missed opportunity to boost charity and volunteering

Luke Stanley - 15 Feb 2022

As long as politics prevails, policy is paralysed

Madsen Pirie - 15 Feb 2022

Shoot for the moon: how to give humanity a stake in space

Rebecca Lowe - 11 Feb 2022

How Brexit blew up Indyref2

Andrew Hunt - 10 Feb 2022

Build Basque Better: what Britain can learn from a region that has already 'levelled up'

Ivan Jimenez - 9 Feb 2022

Millions more jobs, higher wages and increased exports await a Global Britain

Dr Liam Fox - 9 Feb 2022

CapX Exclusive

How Britain can unleash £1 trillion worth of exports

Mike Freer MP - 7 Feb 2022

The council tax 'rebate' offers a stark lesson about our data-poor state

James Ball - 7 Feb 2022

Devolution to England's counties is essential to levelling up

Archie Hill - 4 Feb 2022

Are we serious about growth?

Tony Danker - 3 Feb 2022

Britain is missing out on one of the biggest benefits of Brexit

Mark Oates - 2 Feb 2022

Why the Conservatives can't afford to ignore big cities

Tom Waterhouse - 2 Feb 2022

If we want to build more homes, it's time to tackle restrictive covenants

Tom Spencer - 31 Jan 2022

Sprucing up town centres will do little to 'level up' left behind areas

Fiona Bulmer - 31 Jan 2022

Painting the Red Wall green

Jonathan Gullis - 28 Jan 2022

CapX Exclusive

The EU is on the road to a green planned economy

Rainer Zitelmann - 28 Jan 2022

Working from home benefits everyone – including low-paid workers

Andrew Phillips - 27 Jan 2022

For levelling up to work, London must be more competitive and equitable

John Dickie - 27 Jan 2022

The NHS is having its worst winter ever – and the reasons run much deeper than Covid

Peter Sivey - 26 Jan 2022

We Ukrainians are grateful for Britain's support – especially as others vacillate

Aliona Hlivco - 24 Jan 2022

Plan B is ending – now it's time to roll back the Covid State

Jim McConalogue - 21 Jan 2022

With Charlie's Law, the Government can end the nightmare of parent-doctor conflict

Baroness Finlay - 20 Jan 2022

Ukraine's struggle against Putin is Britain's fight too

Robert Tyler - 20 Jan 2022

Want stronger government data? Start with subsidies

Anna Powell-Smith - 19 Jan 2022

The NHS is broken – health tech can help fix it

Camilla de Coverly Veale - 19 Jan 2022

The BBC's move into the modern world is long overdue

Madsen Pirie - 18 Jan 2022

Looking East: there's a strong case for the UK joining the CPTPP

Elizabeth Dunkley - 17 Jan 2022

The rise of the 'Culture Control Left' is an affront to the rule of law

Marc Glendening - 15 Jan 2022

The tide has turned on Omicron – we should get rid of Plan B restrictions now

Paul Ormerod and Gerard Lyons - 14 Jan 2022

Downing Street party: what the law actually said about work gatherings in May 2020

Alan Greene - 14 Jan 2022

Is it time for the Scottish Tories to think the unthinkable?

Andrew McQuillan - 14 Jan 2022

Consumers will pay the price for a windfall tax on energy companies

Tom Ryan - 13 Jan 2022

Levelling Up and Zeroing In: How to decarbonise and grow the economy at the same time

Eamonn Ives & James Heywood - 12 Jan 2022

Supply chains in 2022: shortages will continue, but for some sellers the problem will be too much stock

S Schiffling & N Valantasis Kanello - 10 Jan 2022

Three decades on, the West still lacks a Central Asia strategy

Robert Tyler - 7 Jan 2022

Parklets, traffic-free zones and outdoor eating: how Covid is transforming our cities

Michele Acuto & Dan Hill - 7 Jan 2022

The UK and Europe must face up to this orchestrated migrant crisis

Richard Rimkus - 21 Dec 2021

Will there be a ‘Santa Claus rally’ in the stock market this year?

G Legrenzi, R Heinlein & S Mahadeo - 20 Dec 2021

Remembering Linda Whetstone – a tireless, inspirational champion for the cause of freedom

Eamonn Butler - 17 Dec 2021

What are the public's priorities for Levelling Up? The answer should give ministers pause for thought

Mike Crowhurst - 15 Dec 2021

The Online Safety Bill promises an unholy trinity of bad regulation

Camilla de Coverly Veale - 14 Dec 2021

Omicron might evade antibodies – but that doesn’t mean you don’t have immunity

Mick Bailey & Nicholas John Timpson - 13 Dec 2021

Splice of life: why Brexit Britain must embrace genetic engineering

Cameron English - 10 Dec 2021

Helping victims help the police is the only way to eradicate the stain of modern slavery

Louise Gleich - 10 Dec 2021

The West must take action against Iranian terrorism

Hossein Abedini - 10 Dec 2021

Why are we ignoring a cheap and potentially powerful weapon against Omicron?

Jane Smith & John Myers - 10 Dec 2021

How councils are using 'gruel ban' housing rules to wage war on the poor

Anya Martin - 9 Dec 2021

What are the chances of a new war in Ukraine?

Aliona Hlivco - 9 Dec 2021

Boris may have won this battle, but he could lose the war on court reform

Will Havelock - 8 Dec 2021

The EU needs a new right-wing alliance

William Nattrass - 7 Dec 2021

Singapore-on-Thames? Why Britain really should be learning from the Lion City

Charles Bromley-Davenport - 6 Dec 2021

It's time to increase the cost of Nimbyism

Jonn Elledge - 5 Dec 2021

Germany: the three biggest issues facing Chancellor Olaf Scholz

Niccolò Pisani - 3 Dec 2021

Covid: will the UK vaccinate children under 12?

Paul Hunter - 1 Dec 2021

Omicron and market sell-off: don’t be surprised if there’s more turbulence to come

Arturo Bris - 30 Nov 2021

Freedom fuels – the ethical case for domestic oil and gas

Andrew Hunt - 25 Nov 2021

Central banks must not jump the gun on inflation

Muhammad Ali Nasir - 23 Nov 2021

Whether it's gas or borders, the only way to ensure European security is to stand up to Putin

Aliona Hlivco - 23 Nov 2021

If we can't persuade people that freedom is the best way forward, we lose

Lord Frost of Allenton - 23 Nov 2021

Whatever you think of Paul Dacre, our public bodies urgently need a shake-up

Baroness Stowell - 22 Nov 2021

It's not up to Boris or the British Museum to return the Elgin Marbles

Will Havelock - 22 Nov 2021

What Star Wars can teach us about the decline of democracy

David Kenny & Conor Casey - 19 Nov 2021

A Churchillian answer to the Covid debt

Eamonn Butler - 19 Nov 2021

What a Bosnian village can teach us about faith

Olivia Marks-Woldman - 18 Nov 2021

If we want to go green, ditch the hair shirt and embrace the market

Fiona Townsley - 18 Nov 2021

Why Levelling Up presents huge political risks for Boris Johnson

Tom Waterhouse - 18 Nov 2021

Europe

Minsk is as much a threat to European security as Moscow

Emily Glynn - 17 Nov 2021

Electric cars could one day power your house – here’s how to make it happen

Tom Stacey & Ying Xie - 16 Nov 2021

The people believe in business – Big Government Boris should listen

Andrei E. Rogobete - 15 Nov 2021

Human rights organisations are being hounded out of Hong Kong

Andrew Rosindell MP - 15 Nov 2021

AI shop assistants: get ready for a world where you can’t tell humans and chatbots apart

Shweta Singh - 11 Nov 2021

To stop students being ripped off, it's time for a radical reform of university funding

Elizabeth Dunkley - 11 Nov 2021

Slavery victims need more support if we are to catch the gang masters

Jackie Doyle-Price - 10 Nov 2021

Boris must beware the breakdown of the social contract

Andrew Hunt - 10 Nov 2021

Today's so-called 'anti-racists' remain blind to anti-Semitism

Nicole Lampert - 8 Nov 2021

Rishi's war chest? The economic data that could give Sunak room for tax cuts

Ben Brittain - 5 Nov 2021

How Ukraine can help Europe plug the energy gap

Andrian Prokip - 3 Nov 2021

Why are teachers so miserable?

Tim Clark - 3 Nov 2021

Skills to pay the bills?

Chris Skidmore MP - 2 Nov 2021

Reconciling with Northern Ireland’s past, looking to its future

The Rt Hon Brandon Lewis - 2 Nov 2021

Go ‘deep green’ with gentle density

Nicholas Boys Smith - 1 Nov 2021

To solve climate change, stop the obsession with Net Zero and focus on small wins

Andrew Hunt - 1 Nov 2021

After the Budget, is Boris' vision of a 'science superpower' intact?

Vinous Ali - 29 Oct 2021

Canada shows how to legalise cannabis – and then reap the rewards

Blair Gibbs - 29 Oct 2021

Why are there so few female entrepreneurs?

Aria Babu - 27 Oct 2021

CapX Exclusive

Signing up to a global tax cartel would cost Brits billions

Fiona Townsley - 27 Oct 2021

The data dilemma

Richard Mollet - 25 Oct 2021

Britain should not listen to the unaccountable, unscientific WHO on vaping

Adam Afriyie MP - 25 Oct 2021

Colin Jordan was no joke – and Ridley Road is a reminder that we ignore fascists at our peril

Nicole Lampert - 25 Oct 2021

Microschools are a great way to boost choice and quality in education

Fiona Townsley - 22 Oct 2021

Global Britain shouldn't forget about its own back yard

Aliona Hlivco - 20 Oct 2021

A ban on American sprinkles really takes the biscuit

Philip Thompson - 20 Oct 2021

Who wins gains? How capturing land value can revolutionise our infrastructure

Tom Spencer - 19 Oct 2021

Unfair, expensive and pointless – there's no good argument for an online sales tax

Sam Collins - 19 Oct 2021

If the unions won't defend academic freedom, then who will?

Alka Sehgal Cuthbert - 19 Oct 2021

Sir David Amess, Jo Cox and the knotty problem of local constituency security

Alasdair Booth - 18 Oct 2021

What will it take for politicians to understand the gig economy?

James Frayne - 15 Oct 2021

What has happened to western Europe’s centre right?

Tim Bale & Cristobal R Kaltwasser - 14 Oct 2021

SMEs deserve better: Solving the scourge of late payments

Liz Barclay & Clive Rich - 12 Oct 2021

The SNP has no idea how to defend Scotland

Sir Michael Fallon - 12 Oct 2021

Poles apart: is there any chance of another EU exit?

Robert Tyler - 11 Oct 2021

Persona non Greta – not all Scots welcome COP26

Philip Patrick - 11 Oct 2021

We are stronger together on the world stage

William Hague - 7 Oct 2021

In defence of Doing Business

Jeffrey Mason - 7 Oct 2021

Conference season shows the Nimbys have triumphed again

Chris Worrall - 6 Oct 2021

Our grid is out of control – only nuclear can wrestle it back

Mark Jenkinson MP - 4 Oct 2021

Global Britain needs a proper framework for dealing with China

Nus Ghani MP - 3 Oct 2021

Forget the fuel crisis, the future of urban transport is airborne

Martin Warner - 1 Oct 2021

Bathtubs and why negative emissions technologies are more important than renewables

Eddie Gillow - 30 Sep 2021

Britain is failing to protect defecting spies and political refugees

Josephine Freund & Isabel Sawkins - 29 Sep 2021

With no money and no nukes, an independent Scotland could become a pawn in China's game

Ian Mitchell - 29 Sep 2021

Bring on the farmbots!

Merlin Platt-Higgins - 28 Sep 2021

Better arguments are key to building more houses

Wyatt Getty - 24 Sep 2021

The Trudeau bubble deflates

Blair Gibbs - 22 Sep 2021

When it comes to subsidies, there really is a silver bullet

John Penrose MP - 22 Sep 2021

Anti-capitalism and conspiracy theories are rarely far apart

Rainer Zitelmann - 21 Sep 2021

Where next in the fight against Islamist extremism?

Will Baldét - 20 Sep 2021

AUKUS is a victory for freedom, democracy and the rule of law

Rohan Watt - 17 Sep 2021

Homes for Heroes: how to build 250,000 homes for frontline workers

Elizabeth Dunkley - 16 Sep 2021

Is Facebook's new cryptocurrency about to upend the global financial system?

Toph Cottle - 15 Sep 2021

Electricity prices have reached record highs – and the time-poor could suffer most

Jacopo Torriti & Timur Yunusov - 14 Sep 2021

Enough quick fixes – future generations should be at the heart of policy-making

Lord Bird - 10 Sep 2021

If Britain wants a slice of India’s digital economy, it should start investing now

Abhishek Rungta - 9 Sep 2021

It's not just people we've abandoned in Afghanistan

Robert Tyler - 7 Sep 2021

Asking young people to pay for social care will put an entire generation off ever voting Tory

Rebecca Wray - 7 Sep 2021

Our shrinking military leaves us vulnerable

Tobias Ellwood MP - 6 Sep 2021

Boomers vs millennials? Free yourself from the phoney generation wars

Bobby Duffy - 3 Sep 2021

Why we are reclaiming history from the distortions of Critical Race Theory

David Abulafia - 3 Sep 2021

It's easy being green – why market mechanisms beat heavy-handed interventionism

Nathan D'Cunha - 3 Sep 2021

We've feared Covid long enough, now it's time to focus on the 'roaring 20s'

Brendan Egan - 1 Sep 2021

Your smartphone is not making you dumber – digital tech can enhance our cognitive abilities

Lorenzo Cecutti & Spike W S Lee - 31 Aug 2021

The UK has set an example on climate change – but the private sector must go further

Baroness Altmann - 31 Aug 2021

Like the Romans, the West’s Middle East humiliation signals its decline

Dr George Maher - 31 Aug 2021

Westminster must now confront the anti-democrats in the SNP/Green 'alliance'

Ian Mitchell - 26 Aug 2021

Covid will mean serious challenges this school year, but it has had some silver linings too

Tim Clark - 26 Aug 2021

Scrapping the PCR stealth tax would give tourism a much-needed boost

Bill Bowkett - 26 Aug 2021

After Afghanistan, who will rely on America again?

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 25 Aug 2021

What now for Nato?

Kit MacLellan - 24 Aug 2021

Grand designs: how self-build can help solve the housing crisis

Anthony Breach - 24 Aug 2021

It's time to liberate NHS staff from the quagmire of analogue bureaucracy

Dr Owain Hughes - 24 Aug 2021

Nando’s chicken shortage: how the pandemic has made supply and demand tougher to predict

John Boylan - 23 Aug 2021

When 'building beautiful', it's what's on the inside that counts

Félicie Krikler - 20 Aug 2021

How 'free' university is pricing Scottish students out of a world-class education

Sarah Brown - 20 Aug 2021

Beyond the blank slate: how basic instincts shape human societies

Professor Colin Talbot - 20 Aug 2021

Britain must play a leading role in defending Europe from Iranian interference

Robert Tyler - 19 Aug 2021

Britain must stand up to genocidal regimes before it is too late

Isabel Sawkins & Benedict Rogers - 19 Aug 2021

To level up we need to go nuclear

John Stevenson MP - 19 Aug 2021

Where is Wales' wealth creation?

Paul Davies MS - 18 Aug 2021

How Bush, Blair and Biden lost Afghanistan

Peter Young - 17 Aug 2021

Why describing all mass violence as 'terror' is a dangerous error

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 17 Aug 2021

After the US exit, the UK must step into the breach to save Afghans from the Taliban

Z Zaidi, K Mulhern & K Maltby - 16 Aug 2021

The dangers of green tech's dependence on rare-earth elements

Chris Skidmore MP - 13 Aug 2021

Will Covid be the Game of Thrones of politics, or the Little Britain?

Will Havelock - 12 Aug 2021

Messi's move to Paris is a key part of Qatar's game plan

Simon Chadwick - 12 Aug 2021

How the West's retreat from Afghanistan is bolstering Russia and China

Roberto White - 12 Aug 2021

What does a degree actually cost?

Jefferson Frank - 11 Aug 2021

Strengthening the Union isn't just about Scotland

Ed McGuinness - 11 Aug 2021

Do new EU rules spell Le Crunch for UK asset managers selling into Europe?

Dr Andrew Tarrant - 10 Aug 2021

Don't vaccinate children – send jabs abroad

Leon Hady - 10 Aug 2021

How to unlock the economic potential of the East Midlands

Ben Bradley MP - 10 Aug 2021

Three ways social media organisations can help beat anti-Semitism

Isabel Sawkins - 5 Aug 2021

The UK must push for an inquiry into Iran's new president

David Jones MP - 5 Aug 2021

It's not fair for the poor to shoulder the cost of Net Zero – the middle classes must step up

Daisy Powell-Chandler - 4 Aug 2021

Biomass has a role to play, but it mustn't become a false friend

Pauline Latham MP - 4 Aug 2021

The Government has begun to tackle the Chinese military’s exploitation of UK research – but there’s much more to do

Radomir Tylecote & Roberto White - 30 Jul 2021

The beta variant is surging in mainland Europe – should the UK be worried?

Tara Hurst - 30 Jul 2021

British reindustrialisation is no longer a dream, it's a reality

Rupert Gather - 29 Jul 2021

The retreat from free market economics leaves the West exposed to the next crisis

Nikola Kedhi - 28 Jul 2021

Raising National Insurance to fund social care isn't enough – we need a comprehensive ten-year strategy

Robert Kilgour - 27 Jul 2021

It will be a long hot summer for health lobbyists – let's hope a better bill emerges from it

Chris Whitehouse - 26 Jul 2021

Advances in years? How Britain can lead the world in anti-ageing

Aria Babu - 23 Jul 2021

From the Pingdemic to vaccine passports, young people have had enough

Hannah Ord - 23 Jul 2021

Servicing the Commonwealth: liberalising trade in the UK's strongest sector

J de Leyser & Mohammad Razzaque - 23 Jul 2021

Friendly fire on Big Tech could mean start-ups are the collateral damage

Camilla de Coverly Veale - 22 Jul 2021

I’ve been chronicling Liverpool’s renaissance for 40 years – here’s why the city’s Unesco status should not have been removed

Michael Parkinson - 22 Jul 2021

Creating a digital state: from a one-stop shop to a no-stop shop

Kirsty Innes & Philip Salter - 21 Jul 2021

A tax on jobs to pay for social care is a terrible idea

Eamonn Butler - 20 Jul 2021

TV news is outdated, time for politicians to embrace podcasts

Travis Chappell - 20 Jul 2021

How a next generation Human Genome Project could save countless lives

Saloni Dattani & Henry Fingerhut - 20 Jul 2021

History lessons: the case against regulating ESG ratings agencies

Andrew Smith and Robert E Wright - 19 Jul 2021

New powers for counties must be at the heart of Johnson's 'levelling up'

Archie Hill - 16 Jul 2021

Britain should actively recruit foreign talent, not just wait for it to come

A Howes, S Dumitriu & P Salter - 16 Jul 2021

When it comes to the culture war, the Tories are in it for the long haul

Ed Dorrell - 16 Jul 2021

Most Covid deaths in England now are in the vaccinated – here’s why that shouldn’t alarm you

Christian Yates - 15 Jul 2021

Cubans are crying out for freedom from their Marxist dictatorship – Britain must listen

Peter Young - 14 Jul 2021

How worried should we still be about the Brexit divorce bill?

Bob Lyddon - 14 Jul 2021

One way or another, we're all exposed to 'extremist' content

Nick Cowen - 14 Jul 2021

How 'status quo Labour' have dealt the Tories a winning hand

Andrew Tettenborn - 13 Jul 2021

Managing the climate crisis starts with measurement

Kulveer Ranger - 13 Jul 2021

There's no point in Keir Starmer facing off with the Corbynites

James Harris - 12 Jul 2021

Could Sturgeon 'do a Kinnock' and go to Europe on a huge salary?

Ian Mitchell - 12 Jul 2021

Cambridge must take care, but it's well within its rights to take money from the UAE

Andrew Tettenborn - 9 Jul 2021

What's the point of the Government's big corporate shake-up?

Jon Moulton - 9 Jul 2021

All bets are off: the Gambling Commission is unfit to oversee the future of the National Lottery

Andrew Bridgen MP - 9 Jul 2021

Dawn raids are not the way to enforce our immigration rules

Aaron Gates-Lincoln - 9 Jul 2021

England V Italy 43AD – football and the echoes of ancient history

Dr George Maher - 8 Jul 2021

Forget the triple lock, why not scrap the retirement age?

Kiara Taylor - 8 Jul 2021

How businesses can help build a more resilient generation

Lord Bird and David Harrison - 8 Jul 2021

China and the US race to dominate the ultimate strategic high ground: space

Lukas Fiala - 6 Jul 2021

The spectre of inflation is haunting Britain

Elizabeth Dunkley - 6 Jul 2021

Celebrities trying to slap taxes on gadgets should exit stage left

Hannah Ord - 5 Jul 2021

Let's scrap these pointless Covid rules and let schools get back to normal

Fiona Bulmer - 2 Jul 2021

Is the traditional Tory belief in free enterprise leaving the station?

John Penrose MP - 2 Jul 2021

Vince Cable's China apologism is a betrayal of liberal values

Emily Fielder - 1 Jul 2021

Trans-Pacific trade is a big Brexit win

Joe Bradshaw - 1 Jul 2021

'Taking back control' doesn't mean embracing supranational taxes

David Campbell Bannerman - 1 Jul 2021

Covid-19: Extending the gap between vaccine doses was the right thing to do

Professor Paul Hunter - 30 Jun 2021

Macron's presidency has entered injury time – can he come back?

Margot Stumm - 29 Jun 2021

Why free trade and environmental standards must go hand in hand

Alexander Stafford MP - 29 Jun 2021

CapX Exclusive

The usual critics might complain, but Eton's state sixth forms will change lives for the better

David James - 28 Jun 2021

Hancock shows how the Covid rules made mugs of us all

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 26 Jun 2021

Five years from the Brexit vote, 'Global Britain' is now much more than a slogan

Rupert Gather - 23 Jun 2021

Brits should be able to buy Aussie beef without being fed a load of bull

Sarah Gall - 23 Jun 2021

Endless errors have denied us the Freedom Day we deserve

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 21 Jun 2021

Chesham & Amersham: Ignore the 'pundit babble' and focus on facts

Andrew Cordiner - 19 Jun 2021

Ending furlough will hit older workers hardest – here's how to soften the blow

Heidi Karjalainen - 17 Jun 2021

Britain is facing a perfect storm in green energy generation

Mike Kelly - 17 Jun 2021

The Chancellor should stick to his guns and end the Universal Credit uplift

Caroline ffiske - 17 Jun 2021

The curious illiberalism of the modern 'liberal'

Eamonn Butler - 16 Jun 2021

Training for ministers is long overdue - but the Government should go further

Ed McGuinness - 16 Jun 2021

Delaying 'freedom day' shows the Government won't give up its new powers without a fight

Victoria Hewson - 15 Jun 2021

Brexit Britain will be a fintech success - because of its diversity and tolerance

Amir Nagammy - 15 Jun 2021

Schools must step up to protect pupils from sexual harassment

Tim Clark - 15 Jun 2021

Covid-19 may never go away, but practical herd immunity is within reach

Caroline Colijn & Paul Tupper - 14 Jun 2021

Scots are slowly realising you can't be independent and in the EU

Ian Mitchell - 14 Jun 2021

Reports of the death of the five-day week are greatly exaggerated

Paul Swinney - 11 Jun 2021

Beware of 'Policy Intern Brain' – the source of so many bad ideas

Anya Martin - 11 Jun 2021

G7 summit: there's a big agenda, but the group's world-beating influence is much diminished

Steve Schifferes - 11 Jun 2021

The internet is held together with little more than spit, glue and hope

James Ball - 9 Jun 2021

What’s wrong with a carbon tax on Australian beef? Just about everything...

Dr Catherine McBride - 9 Jun 2021

For Lebanon, cutting British aid would be a catastrophe

Bahaa Hariri - 9 Jun 2021

Britain can't afford to sleepwalk back to central planning

Adam Bell - 7 Jun 2021

Britain's surprising pandemic job market

Ian Stewart - 7 Jun 2021

Why the lab leak theory must be formally investigated

- 4 Jun 2021

Cummings is right: we need to talk about strategic planning

Dom Morris - 4 Jun 2021

Superforecasters: what pandemic planners can learn from the world's best predictors

Gabriel Recchia - 1 Jun 2021

Regulate badly now, pay later

Dom Hallas - 28 May 2021

Lockdown, Alcoholics Anonymous and the laws of 'spiritual physics'

Sean Walsh - 26 May 2021

If we really loved 'Our NHS', we'd see its faults

Hannah Ord - 26 May 2021

Digital ID cards could give us freedom and security online

Lord Holmes of Richmond - 25 May 2021

Naming and shaming: how China is using 'discursive statecraft' against Britain

Matthew Henderson - 25 May 2021

Prince Charles is on the wrong side of history, again

Tim Worstall - 25 May 2021

Belarus' rogue dictator has gone too far – and the West must do more than condemn him

Sarah Hurst - 24 May 2021

Britain must stand up to the WHO's anti-science attack on vaping

Mark Oates - 24 May 2021

Podcast

A chip in the armour: How semiconductors are disrupting global trade

Professor Nayef Al-Rodhan - 20 May 2021

Seven practical ways to level up schools

Tim Clark - 20 May 2021

Our Oliver Twist public sector has forgotten the importance of spending restraint

Fiona Bulmer - 19 May 2021

A close partnership with Nigeria is a must for Global Britain

Rt. Hon. Mark Simmonds - 18 May 2021

When it comes to food imports, consumers should be the Government's top priority

Syed Kamall - 17 May 2021

Speeding up the snails: how tech can solve the productivity puzzle

Christopher Lier - 17 May 2021

A new free speech law will do nothing to win over younger people

Alex Kelly - 17 May 2021

Tories shouldn't pander to progressives – success depends on delivering for provincial England

Alex Morton - 14 May 2021

To fix social care, stop assuming it's an inevitability

Sir Muir Gray & Elspeth Briscoe - 14 May 2021

Britain has a duty to stand up for Hong Kong against communist thugs

Andrew Rosindell MP - 13 May 2021

Boris Johnson once said he'd eat his ID card – so why is he now eating his words?

Joe Bradshaw - 12 May 2021

How can we track the 'levelling up' agenda? A new Prosperity Index is a good place to start

Matthew Goodwin - 12 May 2021

Ideocracy: the idea that explains Putin's Russia – and Sturgeon's Scotland

Ian Mitchell - 11 May 2021

The Hartlepool by-election shows the Bubble still doesn't get Boris

Tom Martin - 7 May 2021

CapX Exclusive

Nazanin's return is long overdue – but any agreement with the Iranian regime will be painful

Paul Stott - 6 May 2021

Bill Gates: from Mr Microsoft to Mr Philanthropy

Rainer Zitelmann - 6 May 2021

The ecology of extremism

Will Baldét - 6 May 2021

As Europe struggles, the Brexit doom-mongers are being proven wrong

Neil MacKinnon - 5 May 2021

Ministers have forgotten that freedom is our default setting, not a privilege

Victoria Hewson - 30 Apr 2021

Lebanon is a failed state – and a cash injection won't solve that

Bahaa Hariri - 30 Apr 2021

From bioweapons to super soldiers: how the UK is joining the genomic technology arms race

Yusef Paolo Rabiah - 30 Apr 2021

Biden and Starmer's 'trickle down economics' is nothing but a leftwing myth

Madsen Pirie - 30 Apr 2021

A renewed Iran deal is on the way – and it threatens all of our security

Ron Sandee - 29 Apr 2021

A British-centric curriculum is a great way to unite our diverse country

Tim Clark - 28 Apr 2021

The end of 'non-crime hate incidents' would be a triumph for free speech

Emma Webb - 27 Apr 2021

Condemning China's human rights abuses shouldn't stop us cooperating on climate change

Gray Sergeant - 27 Apr 2021

Why a human baked bean is the best option in the Welsh elections

Ioan Phillips - 27 Apr 2021

They're not just an art fad – NFTs could change the world

James Bowden & Edward Thomas Jones - 26 Apr 2021

Endless rules are suffocating our country – and holding back our economy

Robin Ellison - 22 Apr 2021

Western Europe is facing a brain drain as smaller countries attract high tech jobs

Dr Nima Sanandaji & Klas Tikkanen - 22 Apr 2021

After 14 years, Scotland is suffering from SNP Stockholm Syndrome

Peter Young - 21 Apr 2021

Is Colin the Caterpillar anti-competitive?

Victoria Hewson - 20 Apr 2021

Why Catholics are leaving Labour and the Conservatives are hoovering up religious support

Stuart Fox & Ekaterina Kolpinskaya - 20 Apr 2021

How to maximise the impact of the UK-Australia trade deal

Shanker Singham & Alan Oxley - 19 Apr 2021

The IMF's tax proposals may sound like a simple fix – but they are fraught with problems

Jack Barnett - 16 Apr 2021

What Brexit can teach Biden about free trade

Peter Allgeier - 16 Apr 2021

The Tories must now distance themselves from contaminated Cameron

Chris Whitehouse - 15 Apr 2021

A tale of two Mondays: What Britain’s greenest day tells us about the future of energy

Tom Greatrex - 14 Apr 2021

How Germany's top court could ruin the EU's spending bonanza

Sebastian Thormann - 14 Apr 2021

Will summer slow the spread of COVID-19?

Kieran Sharkey - 13 Apr 2021

Technological advances mean Britain can lead a new agricultural revolution

Jerome Mayhew MP - 12 Apr 2021

A virtuous blockchain: why carbon credits could be the new Bitcoins

Nick Maughan - 9 Apr 2021

The world cannot stand by as Benin's election is stolen

Virgile Dénakpo - 9 Apr 2021

Subsidies are no way to support business – but there is a better alternative

Terence Kealey - 8 Apr 2021

Germany: between inferiority complex and megalomania

Rainer Zitelmann - 8 Apr 2021

Birmingham businesses face the hidden costs of HS2

Andrew Cordiner - 7 Apr 2021

The chance for smoother trade with the EU is still available, if Britain can seize it

Carl Baudenbacher - 7 Apr 2021

Cancelling debts of developing countries can make the world safer and greener

Ryan Henson - 1 Apr 2021

Economics lessons from Emperor Tiberius

Dr George Maher - 1 Apr 2021

Retailers have shown incredible ingenuity in the pandemic – and we're better off for it

Jack Barnett - 1 Apr 2021

Opaque, unreliable and meddling in the market – the failing Financial Services Ombudsman is letting consumers down

Victoria Hewson - 31 Mar 2021

We owe manufacturers our support – so let's fix their debt problem

Alexander Stafford MP - 31 Mar 2021

Remote-controlled vessels could power British shipbuilding – and avoid another Suez pile-up

Andrew Dinsmore - 29 Mar 2021

Will we go cashless after Covid?

Kiara Taylor - 29 Mar 2021

The UK can be a world leader in a well-regulated, safe crypto economy

Lord Sarfraz - 26 Mar 2021

Localism is the key to levelling up – here's three ways to do it

Dr Simon Kaye - 25 Mar 2021

Sensible reform of gambling regulation? Don't bet on it

Andrew Bridgen - 25 Mar 2021

With his 'greed' joke, Boris has resurrected a classic anti-capitalist myth

Eamonn Butler - 24 Mar 2021

Five years after Karadžić was found guilty, we can all act to prevent future genocides

Olivia Marks-Woldman - 24 Mar 2021

Here's one area where we should definitely aim to be 'Singapore on Thames'

Tom Spencer - 24 Mar 2021

Britain was dealt a poor hand in the Covid crisis – but it has unique advantages too

Mark Brolin - 24 Mar 2021

Post-Covid recovery depends on picking winners – here's how to do it

Rupert Gather - 24 Mar 2021

If Boris really wants to boost R&D he should stop funding it

Terence Kealey - 23 Mar 2021

Overseas NHS workers are risking their lives – here's how to thank them

Aaron Gates-Lincoln - 22 Mar 2021

The pandemic baby bust

Ian Stewart - 22 Mar 2021

Vietnam's remarkable 25 years shows the value of economic freedom

Rainer Zitelmann - 19 Mar 2021

In a region dominated by the state, public-private partnership has driven the Middle East’s Covid response

Dr Majid Rafizadeh - 19 Mar 2021

How Britain can lead the world in developing artificial intelligence

Seb Krier - 18 Mar 2021

Our unsustainable welfare state needs a fundamental rethink

Gavin Rice - 18 Mar 2021

Don't bet on consumer spending for the Covid recovery

Jack Barnett - 17 Mar 2021

Why a stronger Navy is critical to our Global Britain ambitions

Jeremy Hutton & James Rogers - 16 Mar 2021

We've lifted one plasma ban - now the UK must go further and pay donors

Peter Jaworski - 12 Mar 2021

Orbán and the EU’s delicate dance

William Nattrass - 10 Mar 2021

Firms committing to a green future is not enough – they need shareholders to stick with them

John Flint - 9 Mar 2021

If Rishi Sunak wants to make Britain fairer, he should start with a property tax overhaul

Andrew Dixon - 8 Mar 2021

The G7 is a chance for women to take their seat at the top table

Sarah Sands - 8 Mar 2021

How Britain can take a global lead on carbon pricing

Jerome Mayhew MP - 8 Mar 2021

The hidden message in GCHQ's AI report

Dr Danny Steed - 5 Mar 2021

A cut too far: why shrinking the Army would be a huge strategic blunder

Freddie Fitzjames - 5 Mar 2021

If Starmer wants to win over the nation, he must start with his own party

Ben Glover - 4 Mar 2021

Rise of the Zombies: how low rates and state intervention are dragging Europe down

Nikola Kedhi - 4 Mar 2021

Our broken sick pay system risks prolonging the pandemic

Simon Hodgson - 3 Mar 2021

Round the houses? The Tories and Labour are having the wrong debate about property taxes

Sam Robinson - 3 Mar 2021

Raising taxes on businesses will harm the poorest workers

Gavin Rice - 2 Mar 2021

A 'Northern Big Bang' is just the start of levelling up

Tom Martin - 2 Mar 2021

Against protectionism: the UK is offering the innovative solutions the international trade system needs

Special Trade Commissioners - 2 Mar 2021

Social enterprises are a huge success story – but they need the tools to succeed

Andrew O'Brien - 1 Mar 2021

20 taxes the Government should scrap to boost the economy

Sam Collins - 1 Mar 2021

Denying Shamima Begum's return is a victory for national security

Matt Dryden - 26 Feb 2021

Schools must not use the pandemic as an excuse for low expectations

Fiona Bulmer - 25 Feb 2021

Roll out Housing First nationally, and we can end rough sleeping once and for all

Brooks Newmark - 25 Feb 2021

The disturbing decline of democracy in Georgia

Thomas Matussek - 24 Feb 2021

Raising capital gains tax would be an act of economic self-harm

Peter Young - 23 Feb 2021

What a secret policeman's statue tells us about Putin's Russia

Dr Jade McGlynn - 23 Feb 2021

Stoking the culture wars isn't just unhelpful – it's unpatriotic

Tim Dixon - 23 Feb 2021

Why isn't Matt Hancock in jail?

Will Havelock - 22 Feb 2021

History suggests the 'British ARPA' will be a wasteful failure

Terence Kealey - 19 Feb 2021

What does 'global Britain' really mean to voters?

Sophia Gaston - 18 Feb 2021

Hope lies in Burma's people – but the international community must offer them proper support

John Bercow and Benedict Rogers - 18 Feb 2021

Getting tougher on BBC bias could backfire on the Conservatives

Andrew Tettenborn - 16 Feb 2021

Power to the People: a recipe for pro-consumer tech reform

John Penrose MP - 16 Feb 2021

What's the beef with food imports?

Catherine McBride - 15 Feb 2021

Britain must intervene to prevent persecution of Christians in Nigeria

Ayo Adedoyin - 12 Feb 2021

The EU is learning from Britain's vaccine success

Eamonn Butler and Paul Saper - 11 Feb 2021

The Chancellor should axe the High Street Tax

James Daunt - 11 Feb 2021

If you're an ethnic minority Conservative, you just can't win

Neil O'Brien MP - 10 Feb 2021

Clean energy offers a platform for US-Gulf cooperation

Dr Majid Rafizadeh - 10 Feb 2021

Post-Brexit trade: the Northern Ireland solution

Gareth Hagan - 10 Feb 2021

Close the borders, save the summer

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 9 Feb 2021

Tehran's state terror has reached Europe – is the West ready to confront it?

Bob Blackman MP - 8 Feb 2021

Free of the EU's stifling legal system, British financial services will go from strength to strength

Barnabas Reynolds - 8 Feb 2021

We need to talk about our food supply

Jim Mellon - 8 Feb 2021

Charity's unifying force has never been more needed – or more at risk

Baroness Stowell - 5 Feb 2021

From vaccines to vaping: leaving the EU is saving British lives

Mark Oates - 5 Feb 2021

The technology of the future can create a super-city region in the north

Paul Goldsmith - 4 Feb 2021

Britain's high streets are in the hands of the banks

Professor Daniel Hodson - 4 Feb 2021

Jailing Navalny will not quell Russia's opposition movement

Dr Jade McGlynn - 3 Feb 2021

How Hungary's Viktor Orban is using Covid to enrich his cronies and clientele

József Péter Martin - 3 Feb 2021

Why has Jeremy Corbyn nominated a forced labour programme for the Nobel Peace Prize?

Peter Young - 2 Feb 2021

Patents won't lead to profiteering from Covid vaccines

Mark Schultz and Philip Stevens - 2 Feb 2021

Kings of Capitol Hill: Britain needs a Royal Trust to strengthen the special relationship

Dr Azeem Ibrahim - 1 Feb 2021

A revised Genocide Amendment may offer a way forward

Gray Sergeant - 29 Jan 2021

Let's stop the devolution blame game and work on a British way forward

Eddie Barnes - 29 Jan 2021

What do the polls really tell us about Northern Ireland's place in the Union?

Graham Gudgin - 28 Jan 2021

How post-Brexit Britain can trade its way to net zero

Alexander Stafford MP - 28 Jan 2021

The flailing EU blames Big Pharma for its own failings

Oni Oviri - 28 Jan 2021

Stop pretending 'you can't place a value on human life' – we do it all the time

William Wellesley - 27 Jan 2021

William Shawcross faces a daunting task overseeing Prevent

Will Baldet - 27 Jan 2021

Meddling in the jobs market is no way to improve skills

Fiona Bulmer - 26 Jan 2021

After exposing Putin's palatial greed, what next for Alexei Navalny?

Dr Jade McGlynn - 26 Jan 2021

Close the borders now – there won't be a second chance

Alex Morton - 25 Jan 2021

The forgotten middle in Britain's 'Woke Wars' – and what we can learn from America

Zehra Zaidi - 22 Jan 2021

Britain cannot afford to abandon the Balkans

Baroness Helic and Luke Coffey - 22 Jan 2021

The UK is the weak link in Europe's counter-extremism efforts

Ron Sandee - 22 Jan 2021

Sensationalist headlines spread Covid panic and lead to bad decisions

William Wellesley - 22 Jan 2021

Qatar’s victory over the Middle East blockade is a boon for Brexit Britain

Damien Phillips - 21 Jan 2021

If history is a guide, we are deep into financial bubble territory

Joakim Book - 21 Jan 2021

British universities should not be peddling China's soft power

Benedict Rogers and Jason Reed - 20 Jan 2021

There is a silver lining to Mark Drakeford's abysmal pandemic performance

Lauren McEvatt - 20 Jan 2021

Putin can suppress dissent, but he can't force Russians to love him forever

Sarah Hurst - 19 Jan 2021

As the world recovers from Covid, encouraging foreign investment must be top of the agenda

Dr Liam Fox MP - 19 Jan 2021

When it comes to levelling up coastal communities, fishing is a red herring

Matthew Patten - 18 Jan 2021

British lawyers should not be helping Beijing crush Hong Kong's democracy

Chris Whitehouse - 18 Jan 2021

Empty prison separation centres put British lives at risk

Eilish O'Gara - 15 Jan 2021

How powerful is big business in Britain? The answer may surprise you

Tal Tyagi - 15 Jan 2021

Are the people to blame for the Covid spread – or are we using the wrong control measures?

Professor Ashley Woodcock - 14 Jan 2021

Brexit Britain must seize the chance to revamp its customs and border model

Lars Karlsson - 13 Jan 2021

Unlocking pandemic savings is crucial to UK’s economic recovery

Jack Barnett - 12 Jan 2021

The Treasury has put accounting before economics - and we are all bearing the cost

James Ball - 12 Jan 2021

When is a crime not a crime?

Will Havelock - 12 Jan 2021

Was the storming of the Capitol really a 'gift to Putin'?

Dr Jade McGlynn - 11 Jan 2021

Global Britain must seize the opportunities of the Three Seas Initiative

Daniel Kawczynski MP - 11 Jan 2021

Social media extremism isn't a few bad apples, it's an entire ecosystem

A Krasodomski-Jones & E Judson - 8 Jan 2021

If economies are like ecosystems, Britain's needs rewilding

Andrew Allum - 8 Jan 2021

In the fight against Covid, it's the quick or the dead

Jon Moulton - 7 Jan 2021

With Britain gone, smaller nations are banding together to fight EU integration

William Nattrass - 6 Jan 2021

After Brexit, we need an Iron Maiden Britain

Jeremy Driver - 6 Jan 2021

Sovereignty is all well and good - but it's what you do with it that counts

Victoria Hewson - 4 Jan 2021

Once again, teaching unions are putting their members above the needs of children

Fiona Bulmer - 4 Jan 2021

More sex please, even if we're British

John McMillan - 4 Jan 2021

What does sovereignty mean in the age of Brexit?

Rupert Gather - 1 Jan 2021

The Covid nightmare has shown the costs of ignoring economists

Emily Carver - 23 Dec 2020

How the post-Brexit City of London can prosper as a euro-Euro hub

Professor Daniel Hodson - 22 Dec 2020

Coronavirus

Can the Queen save Christmas?

Judi Atkins - 22 Dec 2020

Down with the professionalists - or how to make populists redundant

David Landsman - 21 Dec 2020

Thanks 2020, that's plenty: a round-up of the year we'd all rather forget

Marie Le Conte - 18 Dec 2020

The new fight for fairness - Liz Truss' speech at the Centre for Policy Studies

Liz Truss - 17 Dec 2020

Conservative principles are powering the fight against climate change

John Flesher - 17 Dec 2020

Ella Kissi-Debrah's tragic death shows the urgency of tackling air pollution

Simon Clarke MP - 16 Dec 2020

China's grey-zone warfare against Taiwan should concern Boris as well as Biden

Gray Sergeant - 16 Dec 2020

Why are UK banks siding with China?

Chris Whitehouse - 15 Dec 2020

Sweden's bungled Covid response shows the perils of technocratic idealism

Mark Brolin - 14 Dec 2020

The end of a free internet could come sooner than you think

Kit WIlson - 14 Dec 2020

New analysis shows the Oxford vaccine is safe - but questions remain over its efficacy

Paul Hunter - 10 Dec 2020

The sky's the limit for Britain's emerging hydrogen industry

Virginia Crosbie MP - 10 Dec 2020

The Tories can steal a march on Labour with a new Workers' Charter

Andrew Tettenborn - 9 Dec 2020

The West must not ignore the mounting crisis in Lebanon

Dr Alastair Masser - 8 Dec 2020

Are 'immunity passports' a good idea?

Zania Stamataki & KK CHeng - 8 Dec 2020

'Levelling up' must mean enterprise and innovation, not just big state spending

Emily Carver - 8 Dec 2020

Unfair rules punish asylum seekers and foreign key workers - it's time for an overhaul

Stephen Hale and Ryan Shorthouse - 7 Dec 2020

Cybercrime is turning our browsers into battlefields

James Sweetland - 4 Dec 2020

The UK must up its game on R&D

Daniel Dyball & Tom Stephenson - 3 Dec 2020

Is the economic emergency beginning or ending?

Ian Stewart - 30 Nov 2020

Corona and the tragedy of the rough sleeping pandemic

Sean Walsh - 27 Nov 2020

Geography is not destiny when it comes to Brexit

Geoffrey Sloan - 26 Nov 2020

How the UK can cut its aid budget and get better results

Brian Monteith - 26 Nov 2020

Universities UK's embrace of Critical Race Theory is a disgrace

Andrew Tettenborn - 26 Nov 2020

Green trade is a great way to help the Red Wall

Dehenna Davison MP - 26 Nov 2020

The future is bright for Britain's independent schools - at home and abroad

Andrew Lewer MP - 25 Nov 2020

Britain's deal with Canada must be the start of something bigger

Blair Gibbs - 23 Nov 2020

Oxford vaccine results are in: here's how to ensure it's used

Tom Solomon - 23 Nov 2020

Businesses face a VAT hammer-blow - the Government must think again

Darwin Friend - 23 Nov 2020

Beyond the hi-tech headlines, the defence review is about evolution, not revolution

Sam Armstrong - 20 Nov 2020

After the Covid gloom, the case for a Great British Reboot is strong

Alex Brummer - 20 Nov 2020

TikTok gets a stay of execution - but the countdown is on for big tech

A. Krasodomski-Jones & E. Judson - 18 Nov 2020

Promoting a savings culture is vital to Britain's long-term economic health

Andrei Rogobete - 17 Nov 2020

Even with a trade deal, the UK will remain the EU’s dumping ground

David Blake - 17 Nov 2020

The identitarian left are up in arms over the EHRC - that can only be a good thing

Andrew Tettenborn - 16 Nov 2020

Wind farms won't stop power cuts

Wade Allison - 13 Nov 2020

Europe's battle with Amazon is fundamentally misguided

Dirk Auer - 13 Nov 2020

Overprivileged, out-of-touch BBC must commercialise to survive

Christian Wakeford MP - 12 Nov 2020

Brexit can be a boon for Britain's flourishing tech sector

Tom Bohills - 12 Nov 2020

Pfizer vaccine: what an 'efficacy rate above 90%' really means

Zania Stamataki - 11 Nov 2020

The people will not be broken: opposition leader Svetlana Tikhanovskaya on brutality in Belarus

Sarah Hurst - 10 Nov 2020

Burma’s general election: A sham before a single vote has been cast

Kyaw Win & Benedict Rogers - 6 Nov 2020

If Sunak is planning a future tax raid he must support the self-employed now

Sam Robinson - 5 Nov 2020

Policymaking is in a Covid funk - time for a more robust approach

Professor Patrick Minford - 5 Nov 2020

Sizewell is crucial to a greener, more independent energy future

Connor Tomlinson and Sam Curran - 4 Nov 2020

Even by their standards, the NEU's campaign to shut schools is shocking

Fiona Bulmer - 4 Nov 2020

Whoever wins, the next US president must get real about Iran's hard-line ideologues

Dr Majid Rafizadeh - 3 Nov 2020

Must do better: the policies we need to get out of the lockdown mire

Jon Moulton - 3 Nov 2020

Deportation is a legitimate weapon in the fight against extremists

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 2 Nov 2020

If we want to achieve Net Zero, more nuclear power is essential

Tom Greatrex - 30 Oct 2020

Why have we let Islamist agitators dominate the counter-terrorism discourse?

Will Baldet - 28 Oct 2020

Europe's true Christian democrats must stand up to Orban's twisted 'Christianism'

Zsuzsanna Szelényi - 28 Oct 2020

Nigerians are more afraid of their own police than the Islamic State

Ayo Adedoyin - 27 Oct 2020

Gay marriage and the Vatican's secretive China deal

James Somerville-Meikle - 27 Oct 2020

All fun is tracked, traced and cancelled in our misconceived efforts to beat Covid

Sean Walsh - 26 Oct 2020

A 'third way' can break the Brexit governance impasse

Pieter Cleppe & MJ Clifton - 23 Oct 2020

QAnon - like most conspiracy theories - is rooted in anti-Semitism

Danny Stone - 23 Oct 2020

Life after Downing Street: how to change careers in a pandemic

Jimmy McLoughlin - 23 Oct 2020

To fix the public finances, the state should sweat its assets

Alex Morton - 22 Oct 2020

Is reaching Zero COVID-19 possible?

Kingston Mills - 21 Oct 2020

CapX Exclusive

Apprenticeships aren't the only option for working class kids

Zakiy Manji - 21 Oct 2020

We need to talk about…everything: Lionel Shriver on lockdown, the NHS love-in and Trump vs Biden

Philip Patrick - 20 Oct 2020

The UK has a vital role protecting the Blue Belt

Daniel Kawczynski - 20 Oct 2020

Enough half-steps, it's time for a bold leap towards a cashless Britain

Andrew Griffith MP - 19 Oct 2020

Arms out to help out: the case for a Covid vaccine payment

Sam Bowman & Ryan Bourne - 19 Oct 2020

Calling the Welsh travel ban anti-English just plays into Plaid's hands

Ioan Phillips - 16 Oct 2020

Getting Britain flying again must now be a top priority

Stephen Hammond MP - 16 Oct 2020

A chilling new bill risks putting the British state above the law

Radomir Tylecote and Emma Webb - 15 Oct 2020

Zoom doom is terrible for business - let's get back to live events

Simon Hughes - 15 Oct 2020

What will the internet look like in 2030?

Dirk Auer - 15 Oct 2020

Covid doesn't have to mean a lost generation

Chris Sibbald - 15 Oct 2020

No Nobel for Greta - thank goodness

Madsen Pirie - 14 Oct 2020

Ignore rows over chlorinated chicken, the Agriculture Bill is a political masterstroke

James Somerville-Meikle - 14 Oct 2020

Forget the Fatima fury - getting more women into tech is a noble aim

Aria Babu - 13 Oct 2020

Can common sense prevail over the excesses of Wokeness?

Mark Lehain - 13 Oct 2020

As its budget balloons, it's time the NHS got a check-up

Darwin Friend - 13 Oct 2020

What role can Global Britain play in Nagorno-Karabakh?

Andrew Rosindell MP - 12 Oct 2020

Europe must wake up to Erdogan's neo-Ottoman ambition

Michael Arizanti - 10 Oct 2020

The Korean Workers' Party is 75 years old - and that's nothing to celebrate

John Choi and Benedict Rogers - 10 Oct 2020

To lift India's farmers out of poverty, Modi must embrace the market

Jairaj Devadiga - 9 Oct 2020

In the age of Covid, the law is a thug

John McMillan - 9 Oct 2020

Ignore the hyperbole - Britain isn't on a 'slippery slope' to dictatorship

Ioan Phillips - 8 Oct 2020

Is the answer to our energy needs really blowing in the wind?

Zion Lights - 8 Oct 2020

Being woke is no joke

Kit Wilson - 6 Oct 2020

We cannot let political correctness undermine the fight against Covid

Dr Rakib Ehsan and Lily Geidelberg - 5 Oct 2020

Coronavirus or not, remote work is here to stay

Matt Clancy - 2 Oct 2020

State aid is the biggest Brexit dispute – but there is a workable compromise

Professor Steve Peers - 2 Oct 2020

Upwardly mobile: fast 5G rollout offers the UK a huge prize

Archie Hill - 1 Oct 2020

If we want a proper Brexit deal, the one-sided Withdrawal Agreement must go

David Collins - 1 Oct 2020

Plaid's roadmap to independence leads nowhere

Ioan Phillips - 30 Sep 2020

Unconscious bias training is no way to solve ethnic disparities

Patrick Forscher - 30 Sep 2020

Safety without censorship: the UK must choose a better path to internet regulation

Caroline Elsom - 30 Sep 2020

Armenia and Azerbaijan are locked in permanent conflict

Sarah Hurst - 29 Sep 2020

Neurodiversity at work – why companies are hiring autistic people

Carol A Adams - 28 Sep 2020

For Britain, taking the lead on climate change is a strategic necessity

Jack Richardson - 28 Sep 2020

Let loose the shock jocks! It's time radio stations had the same freedom as newspapers

Tony Salmon - 24 Sep 2020

The National Trust should be a safe space from the culture wars

Kit Wilson - 23 Sep 2020

The World Trade Organization is in urgent need of a reality check

Dr Liam Fox - 23 Sep 2020

The fightback against 'cancel culture' starts with understanding its deep roots

Helen Pluckrose & James Lindsay - 21 Sep 2020

Our costly, unrepresentative student unions are ripe for reform

Maximilian Young and Lucky Dube - 21 Sep 2020

Defund the dons: why we need a new approach to higher education

Sam Ashworth-Hayes - 17 Sep 2020

Covid confusion is what happens when government tries to do everything

Aria Babu - 17 Sep 2020

The EU must not legitimise Venezuela's sham elections

R Berg and J Gonzalez-Gallarza - 16 Sep 2020

Don't sneer at tiny flats - if anything we need more of them

Anthony Breach - 16 Sep 2020

The centre must reassert control over our underpowered armed forces

Jonathon Kitson - 14 Sep 2020

The Arts Council is beyond help, but it could at least be honest about its agenda

Kit Wilson - 14 Sep 2020

Amid Covid clampdowns, the case for open societies has never been more urgent

Joakim Book - 14 Sep 2020

Energetic, persistent and persuasive: Liam Fox is the right person to lead the WTO

William Hague - 11 Sep 2020

Journalists have become diplomatic pawns in China's relations with the West

Rowan Callick - 9 Sep 2020

Just who is moving the goalposts on a 'level playing field'?

Martin Davison - 9 Sep 2020

Europe must finally face up to the threat of the Muslim Brotherhood

Michael Arizanti - 8 Sep 2020

Who will get the coronavirus vaccine first? We need to plan now

Laurence Roope and Philip Clarke - 4 Sep 2020

The poisoning of Alexei Navalny is a sign of Putin's self-confidence

Sarah Hurst - 3 Sep 2020

Remote working is here to stay – but that doesn't mean the end of offices or city centres

Jane Parry - 3 Sep 2020

Whoever wins in November must avoid Obama's Middle East mistakes

Dr Majid Rafizadeh - 3 Sep 2020

Covid-19 has shown the world is not prepared for potential bioweapons

Professor Nayef Al-Rodhan - 2 Sep 2020

On accidental politics - and the importance of overcoming groupthink

Sarah Jones Nelson - 1 Sep 2020

Government must act now to avert a Covid cancer catastrophe

Professor Pat Price - 27 Aug 2020

What my travels in North Korea taught me about Kim's new strategy

Harry Clynch - 26 Aug 2020

Coronavirus reinfection – what it actually means, and why you shouldn't panic

Zania Stamataki - 26 Aug 2020

Backing tourism is a vital part of building Global Britain

Timothy Jenkins - 26 Aug 2020

How EU subsidies benefit big farms and underfund smaller, greener plots

M Scown, K Nicholas and M Brady - 24 Aug 2020

To forge Global Britain, it's vital that overseas aid and the armed forces work together

Daniel Kawczysnki MP - 21 Aug 2020

Economic growth saves lives - don't fall for the delusions of 'degrowth'

David Behrens - 19 Aug 2020

A new tax is unlikely to solve our housing and infrastructure woes

Thomas Aubrey - 17 Aug 2020

The Chinese Communist Party is targeting me - and British democracy

Chris Whitehouse - 17 Aug 2020

Universities face a reckoning - it's time for a radical degree of reform

Dr Stephen Davies - 14 Aug 2020

Why the collapse of Lebanon should worry all of Europe

Ron Sandee - 13 Aug 2020

How to build an immigration system that blends compassion and control

Jill Rutter - 13 Aug 2020

Hong Kong Police's complicity with repression must not go unpunished

Chris Whitehouse - 7 Aug 2020

The race for a Covid-19 cure could still have a long way to run

Professor Angus Dalgleish - 7 Aug 2020

These profound reforms offer a chance to build more, and build more beautifully

Nicholas Boys Smith - 6 Aug 2020

Solving the Chinese puzzle: a classical liberal approach to post-pandemic relations with China

Syed Kamall - 6 Aug 2020

The kernel of truth in Trump's latest EU conspiracy theory

Jorge González-Gallarza Hernández - 3 Aug 2020

Why Xi Jinping is the Jose Mourinho of geopolitics

Ron Shine - 3 Aug 2020

Lifting the ban on asylum seekers working is common sense - and good economics

Mariam Kemple Hardy - 31 Jul 2020

Boris Johnson's Union strategy is a high-stakes gamble

Michael Kenny and Jack Sheldon - 31 Jul 2020

Farewell to the 747, the plane that changed the world

Marc Stoneham - 28 Jul 2020

Is Boris Johnson's Conservative government establishment or radical?

Alex Morton - 24 Jul 2020

The Kremlin interfered with our democracy - because we let them

Dr Andrew Foxall - 23 Jul 2020

Tariffs are hurting patients - and hampering the fight against Covid

Philip Stevens and Nilanjan Banik - 22 Jul 2020

Until Britain really tackles extremism, its intelligence community is being set up to fail

Ron Sandee - 21 Jul 2020

Huawei is only one weapon in China's unconventional armoury

Emily Barley - 20 Jul 2020

Who regulates the regulators?

Victoria Hewson - 16 Jul 2020

On the move: the rise of China's global defence industry

Chris Alden et al - 14 Jul 2020

How Sunak Securities can deal with Britain's Covid debt pile

James Sproule - 14 Jul 2020

If we really want to get Brexit done, we must replace the Withdrawal Agreement

Barnabas Reynolds - 13 Jul 2020

The public have got it right: it’s time to back our pharmacies

Paul Bristow - 10 Jul 2020

Europeans have lost faith in America - and we should be worried

Jeremy Shapiro - 10 Jul 2020

Now is the perfect moment for the UK to strengthen its ties with Ukraine

Vasyl Myroshnychenko - 8 Jul 2020

Our counter-extremism policies are ripe for reform - and now is the perfect time to do it

Robin Simcox and Hannah Stuart - 7 Jul 2020

Boris should make a new nuclear plant the keystone of our green recovery

Zion Lights - 6 Jul 2020

As China rose, the West was still sleeping - now it's time we woke up

Matthew Henderson - 2 Jul 2020

Universities can guide the UK economy out of the Covid dark

Giles Carden - 2 Jul 2020

Without firing a shot, China has killed Hong Kong

Ron Shine - 1 Jul 2020

Turkey's reckless foreign adventures are making the world less safe

Simon Schofield - 1 Jul 2020

Now is the 'Disney moment' for a UK carbon charge

Rachel Wolf - 1 Jul 2020

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Coronavirus is taking English pubs back in time

James Brown - 29 Jun 2020

To take advantage of Brexit, we must look beyond a stagnant Europe and belligerent China

David Jones MP - 29 Jun 2020

A new model paints a very different picture of Covid infection rates

Professor Norman Fenton et al - 26 Jun 2020

Our Soviet-style planning system is designed to fail - let's rip it up and start again

Anthony Breach - 24 Jun 2020

It's time to defund America's police (unions)

Morgan Schondelmeier - 23 Jun 2020

Europe's leaders risk provoking a second wave of Euroscepticism

Mark Leonard - 22 Jun 2020

Why the right must resist knee-jerk reactions to Black Lives Matter

Callum Price - 19 Jun 2020

Europe faces a crystal meth surge

Ian Hamilton and Harry Sumnall - 16 Jun 2020

Is it time for negative interest rates?

Ian Stewart - 15 Jun 2020

Migration Watch is scaremongering about Hong Kong immigration

Chris Whitehouse - 15 Jun 2020

Quarantine is a quick way to crash the Formula One economy

Roland Grant - 12 Jun 2020

Are rich philanthropists just 'out for themselves'?

Rainer Zitelmann - 12 Jun 2020

America's system is racist, not its police

Michael Matthews - 9 Jun 2020

The latest rental 'reprieve' is another kick in the teeth for landlords

Rosalind Beck - 9 Jun 2020

Until we get a proper roadmap, Net Zero is a goal without a plan

Professor Michael J Kelly - 8 Jun 2020

The battle for the future of the internet needs you

Alex Krasodomski-Jones - 5 Jun 2020

The idea the SNP is having a 'good pandemic' is preposterous

Robyn Staveley - 3 Jun 2020

Putin has in effect colonised Syria - while 'anti-imperialists' cheered

Charles Lawley - 3 Jun 2020

Government must beware exacerbating the 'rigged economy' narrative

Anna Killick - 2 Jun 2020

Entrepreneurs? Pop stars? Lottery winners? Who deserves to be rich – and who doesn’t?

Rainer Zitelmann - 2 Jun 2020

Britain needs African partners after Brexit – it must not neglect the continent now

Nicholas Westcott - 28 May 2020

Big government is back - and business must be ready to defend its turf

Sam Lyon - 26 May 2020

The pandemic will shake up the welfare state - UBI will be a central part of the debate

Steve Davies - 26 May 2020

In the face of Chinese repression, Britain must fulfil its duty to Hong Kong

Alex Fraser and Benedict Rogers - 25 May 2020

Covid is teaching us vital lessons about communities and mental health

Hamza King - 22 May 2020

Environmentalists must stop pointing to Covid as the healer of Mother Earth

Patrick Hall - 21 May 2020

The Immigration Bill threatens to hammer the construction industry's post-Covid recovery

Clive Docwra - 21 May 2020

Why we need the human touch for coronavirus contact tracing

Roderick Bailey - 20 May 2020

For free traders, it's two cheers for the Government's tariff plan

Syed Kamall - 20 May 2020

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Is the R number still useful?

Jeremy Rossman - 19 May 2020

The misjudged Immigration Bill is the last thing our economy needs

Morgan Schondelmeier - 19 May 2020

Ignore the Delayers, we must seal our exit from the EU in December

Patrick Minford - 19 May 2020

Growth is starting to resume - but don't bet on a V-shaped recovery

Ian Stewart - 18 May 2020

Mistaken zero-sum beliefs are still alarmingly popular

Dr Rainer Zitelmann - 15 May 2020

The case against patents for Covid-19 medical tools

Gaelle Krikorian - 15 May 2020

Is staying at home really about 'saving lives'?

Helen Frowe - 14 May 2020

Dropping Huawei must be part of the Covid reckoning

Alex Fraser - 13 May 2020

Is this crisis really a hammer blow for libertarians?

Will de Vries - 13 May 2020

As the world recovers from the pandemic, Britain must reassert its belief in free trade

Liam Fox - 13 May 2020

The ethics of a pandemic are not those of a 'new normal'

Alec Walen and Bashshar Haydar - 12 May 2020

In a big city pandemic, comparing countries has limited value

Joakim Book - 12 May 2020

Building on the surge in volunteering can be a crucial part of recovery

Joel Charles - 12 May 2020

A year on, the world is still ignoring Cuba's Stonewall moment

Paul Canning - 11 May 2020

Extending eviction bans is a gift to non-paying tenants - and a nightmare for landlords

Rosalind Beck - 7 May 2020

Capitalist countries have the highest levels of Covid-19 safety

Rainer Zitelmann - 5 May 2020

Subsidising renewables is not the way to boost the UK economy

Andrew Montford and Gordon Hughes - 4 May 2020

Bernie's global legacy - the would-have-been socialist dream

Jorge González-Gallarza Hernández - 4 May 2020

To reinvent Britain, Boris must first reinvent himself

Tom Stuttaford - 4 May 2020

As the cruise industry suffers, coastal communities need support more than ever

Harry Theochari - 30 Apr 2020

Forget post-war socialism, it's 1979 that should inspire our post-crisis recovery

James Roberts - 29 Apr 2020

Renewable energy can power Britain's post-crisis recovery

Sam Hall - 28 Apr 2020

The public are tiring - they need a clear view of how lockdown ends

Eamonn Butler - 28 Apr 2020

The four ways this crisis will affect future growth

Ian Stewart - 27 Apr 2020

The case for a Surge Unit in 10 Downing Street

Michael Waters - 27 Apr 2020

How to use a vaccine when it becomes available

Professor Adam Kleczkowski - 24 Apr 2020

After the virus, time to think about winning the peace

Hannah Vickers - 23 Apr 2020

This Earth Day, let's get behind a Green Market Revolution

Kai Weiss and Chris Barnard - 22 Apr 2020

Britain has what it takes to bounce back - but only if we know what we're facing

Caroline Elsom - 22 Apr 2020

Lessons for the Bank of England from the ERM, the banking crash and Brexit

Sir John Redwood MP - 22 Apr 2020

A traffic-light system is the best way to lift the lockdown

Gerard Lyons - 21 Apr 2020

Why 'low risk' millennials should be released from lockdown first

Nattavudh Powdthavee, Andrew Oswald - 20 Apr 2020

Why going vegan is the best way to avoid another pandemic

Prasanna Kannan - 17 Apr 2020

The Government has done well so far, now we need a plan to get Britain back in business

Brooks Newmark - 15 Apr 2020

Will the UK really have the highest death toll in Europe?

Jeremy Rossman - 14 Apr 2020

Could 'Lombardy Bonds' be the answer to the Eurozone debt puzzle?

Alberto Mingardi - 10 Apr 2020

Corbyn may be gone, but his legacy will cast a shadow on Europe

Jorge González-Gallarza Hernández - 10 Apr 2020

The UK has a winning hand, let's not be bluffed out of playing it

Jon Moynihan and Barnabas Reynolds - 9 Apr 2020

How one pandemic leads to another

Tom G Palmer and Simon Lee - 8 Apr 2020

Defending the indefensible: the hard left, China and Covid-19

Paul Stott - 3 Apr 2020

A state of denial: is this the world's worst coronavirus response?

Paul Canning - 2 Apr 2020

Outside the EU, Britain can embrace a truly scientific approach

Richard Tren - 2 Apr 2020

Landlords are taking a pummelling from the coronavirus

Rosalind Beck - 1 Apr 2020

An unsavoury business: the story of Canada's syrup cartel

Morgan Schondelmeier - 26 Mar 2020

Brexit offers Britain a golden AI opportunity

Ryan Khurana - 26 Mar 2020

Caught between two superpowers: Israel's agonising choice

Vuk Vuksanovic - 24 Mar 2020

As both sides expel journalists, a new US-China Cold War is upon us

Ron Shine - 19 Mar 2020

Rules Britannia: are our regulations fit for purpose?

Victoria Hewson - 13 Mar 2020

Coronavirus and the NHS: cash is welcome, but not enough on its own

Eleonora Fichera - 13 Mar 2020

Does London really need a hub airport?

Jonn Elledge - 12 Mar 2020

What must the Government do to grip the dementia care crisis?

Laurence Geller - 11 Mar 2020

An online sales tax would be retail self-harm

Andrew Busby - 10 Mar 2020

The UK's tech sector has much to be optimistic about

Matt Warman MP - 9 Mar 2020

5 reasons to keep Entrepreneurs' Relief

Sam Packer - 9 Mar 2020

China's epidemic of lies

Ron Shine - 6 Mar 2020

What weapons does the UK have to fight the effects of coronavirus?

Tej Parikh - 6 Mar 2020

Not money, but lives: the real cost of the Yukos case

Leonid Nevzlin - 5 Mar 2020

Will coronavirus really tank the world economy?

Ian Stewart - 2 Mar 2020

China is shooting itself in the foot by undermining the rule of law in Hong Kong

Benedict Rogers & Johnny Patterson - 28 Feb 2020

Coronavirus: reasons to be cheerful

James Sproule - 28 Feb 2020

How Boris Johnson can keep his promise to 'level up' rural Britain

Mark Bridgeman - 26 Feb 2020

As repression intensifies, Cubans need a little help from our friends

Boris Arenas Gonzalez - 26 Feb 2020

To improve the nation’s health, we must redesign markets to loosen the grip of poverty

Helen Barnard - 25 Feb 2020

Less low-skilled migration means we can no longer ignore Britain's NEETs

Sam Windett - 24 Feb 2020

Why it's time for Labour to dumb down

James Harris - 24 Feb 2020

Jack Ma shows that thinking big matters more than technical knowledge

Rainer Zitelmann - 21 Feb 2020

What would happen if we just stopped following rules?

Nick Chater - 20 Feb 2020

Beyond 'levelling up': how to give Britain's regions the edge

Tej Parikh - 20 Feb 2020

The case for a Sovereign Tech Fund

Christopher Hodder - 19 Feb 2020

How tech can make London a better place for all its people

George Johnston - 17 Feb 2020

A tech revolution is turbocharging Africa’s economy

Peter Burdin - 13 Feb 2020

Better Gym and the emptiness of 'people over profits' marketing

Julia Behan - 7 Feb 2020

How much do we really have to learn from Europe about counter-terrorism?

Liam Duffy - 7 Feb 2020

The folly of simplistic food scoring

Dr. Guy-André Pelouze - 6 Feb 2020

For Birmingham, great transport is nothing without great skills

Simon Jeffrey - 5 Feb 2020

To tackle Islamism, we must first address poor governance

Ahmad al-Khatib - 4 Feb 2020

No matter the facts, bitcoiners cling to the crypto creed

Joakim Book - 4 Feb 2020

Professor Brendan Simms on where next for Europe and Britain

Brendan Simms - 31 Jan 2020

In defence of UK aid

Tim Morris - 30 Jan 2020

How the UK can prosper as a trading nation after Brexit

Linda Yueh - 30 Jan 2020

The West's role in Africa's day of the locust

Richard Tren and Jasson Urbach - 28 Jan 2020

Why Conservatives should oppose 'continuity Corbyn'

Callum Price - 22 Jan 2020

Arts and statecraft - ensuring the creative industries continue to thrive post-Brexit

Alan Bishop and Patrick McCrae - 22 Jan 2020

Sadiq Khan's housing plan holds renters to ransom

Adam Bartha - 22 Jan 2020

Low-cost private schools are a lifeline for the poor

James Tooley - 21 Jan 2020

Boosting the internet economy is a great way to help level up Britain

Daniel Dyball - 20 Jan 2020

Counter-terrorism was ignored in the election – it must not be forgotten in 2020

Steven Greer - 9 Jan 2020

Design Thinking: What Boris Johnson could learn from art school

David Landsman and Samar Héchaimé - 8 Jan 2020

If we can't have lower taxes, let's at least have fewer

William Craig - 7 Jan 2020

Labour's moderates are still getting it all wrong

Chris Savage - 6 Jan 2020

Giving back control: an open letter to Dominic Cummings

Dr Simon Kaye - 3 Jan 2020

Homelessness shames the nation - politicians should take it seriously

Noel Yaxley - 19 Dec 2019

On Salisbury and Syria, the Labour leadership got off lightly

Paul Canning - 16 Dec 2019

The British left has forgotten the importance of pluralism

James Harris - 12 Dec 2019

If you own - or work in - a business, tomorrow represents a huge risk

Andrew Griffith - 11 Dec 2019

The faster we quit the protectionist EU racket the better

Susan Hall AM - 10 Dec 2019

The 10% share policy that would decimate corporate Britain

Peter Young - 10 Dec 2019

Labour's tax raid on the self-employed

Rosalind Beck - 9 Dec 2019

How to boost rehabilitation and prevent another London Bridge

Dr Rakib Ehsan - 6 Dec 2019

The next government should get tough with the transport unions

Noel Yaxley - 6 Dec 2019

Robert D Kaplan on the coming world order

Robert D Kaplan - 5 Dec 2019

How to build a green economy that boosts growth and saves the planet

Dr Gerard Lyons - 5 Dec 2019

Peter Pomerantsev on politics, propaganda and how to fight back

Peter Pomerantsev - 4 Dec 2019

Nato and the EU: a short history of an uneasy relationship

Simon J Smith - 4 Dec 2019

As others shirk, Britain's leadership remains vital to Nato's future

Jack Richardson - 3 Dec 2019

Labour's train fare gimmick is already coming off the rails

Morgan Schondelmeier - 2 Dec 2019

Twenty years since the ban, asbestos is still a menace

Jack Aldane - 29 Nov 2019

Talk of a Tory majority doesn't help Boris - it's all still to play for

James Johnson - 28 Nov 2019

How to fix the housing shortage - permanently

Anthony Breach - 28 Nov 2019

Who is disrupting the art economy?

Patrick McCrae - 27 Nov 2019

Labour's trade union policies are a recipe for chaos

Peter Young - 27 Nov 2019

Anne Applebaum on Poland, Putin and progress in eastern Europe

Anne Applebaum - 26 Nov 2019

What does good regulation really look like?

Quentin Wray - 24 Nov 2019

Our consumption taxes are a nonsense - it's high time for reform

Sam Robinson - 23 Nov 2019

Home ownership must not be the sole focus of housing policy

Dan Wilson Craw - 22 Nov 2019

Labour have big plans to stifle British business

Charlie Paice - 21 Nov 2019

Niall Ferguson on Brexit, liberalism and how to think historically

Niall Ferguson - 21 Nov 2019

No, buying organic is not the environmentally friendly option

Chris Bullivant - 20 Nov 2019

Labour faces a battle to hold on to Hindu voters

Guy Dampier - 19 Nov 2019

A set of ambitious green policies can help secure the Tories a majority

Sam Hall - 15 Nov 2019

Why 'Equal Pay Day' is nothing of the sort

Morgan Schondelmeier - 14 Nov 2019

The importance of environmental optimism

Chris Barnard - 14 Nov 2019

HS2 is a disaster - the Oakervee review should not pretend otherwise

Harry Fone - 14 Nov 2019

Tech companies must start taking privacy seriously - or risk a techlash

Derek McAuley - 13 Nov 2019

How the populist right surged in Spain

Jose Ignacio Torreblanca - 13 Nov 2019

Why it's high time to ban private jets

Leo Murray - 12 Nov 2019

Why banning private jets flies in the face of reason

Sam Packer - 12 Nov 2019

Why are English schools so expensive to run?

Fiona Bulmer - 11 Nov 2019

Communism is gone, but there is still a burning desire for change in Eastern Europe

Eszter Szucs - 10 Nov 2019

The hydrogen revolution is an easy win for the environment - and the economy

Jo Bamford - 8 Nov 2019

Armenia's liberalising Velvet Revolution is already under threat

Lord Garnier - 7 Nov 2019

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Woke authoritarianism stems from a worldview based on lies

Konstantin Kisin - 6 Nov 2019

Embracing GM is a great way to tackle climate change

Maria Chaplia - 6 Nov 2019

The international tax system is changing - should the US sign up?

Scott Hodge and Daniel Bunn - 1 Nov 2019

A radical policy to get the housing market moving

Daniel Zealander - 30 Oct 2019

The real cause of the protests in Chile is institutional breakdown

Crescente Molina - 29 Oct 2019

To see off socialism, it's time to do things differently

Ron Manners - 28 Oct 2019

With Russia at the door, Nato must stand up for Europe

Richard Rimkus - 25 Oct 2019

Bolivia, democracy and Corbyn - it's not pretty

Paul Canning - 25 Oct 2019

The UK's tax rates are higher than you might think

Jacob Lundberg - 23 Oct 2019

State Capitalism? No, private enterprise is the driver of China's growth

Dr Rainer Zitelmann - 18 Oct 2019

Ignore the Corbynista fantasies about Cuba - this is the reality

Peter Young - 17 Oct 2019

A policy to truly boost opportunity - and save taxpayers' money

Syed Kamall - 15 Oct 2019

Poland's election is a huge headache for the EU

Piotr Buras - 15 Oct 2019

The UK is leading the maritime sector to a zero emissions future

Nusrat Ghani MP - 12 Oct 2019

Free Private Cities: the future of liberalism

Titus Gebel - 11 Oct 2019

When data met Greta

Mark Turnbull - 11 Oct 2019

Debunking the spurious stats behind 'austerity kills'

Guy Dampier - 10 Oct 2019

Undermining private sector innovation puts lives at risk

Jasson Urbach - 7 Oct 2019

The big crisis in British politics is not Brexit, but a collapse in trust

James Johnson - 7 Oct 2019

How Brexit Britain can become a global trade hub for services

Linda Yueh - 3 Oct 2019

The questions MEPs should ask the new EU Commission

Jeremy Shapiro - 1 Oct 2019

Why the Supreme Court got it wrong on prorogation

William Norton - 30 Sep 2019

Busting the myths of nationalisation

Matt Gillow - 26 Sep 2019

The driving force of free markets is empathy, not greed

Rainer Zitelmann - 26 Sep 2019

Driving in the wrong direction: the folly of Germany's green car agenda

Oliver Luksic - 25 Sep 2019

What rural Britain needs from Brexit

Tim Breitmeyer - 25 Sep 2019

China's economy runs on corruption - and the state is scared

Leo Austin - 18 Sep 2019

A quiet revolution is underway in Britain's workforce

Ian Stewart - 16 Sep 2019

What they don't teach you at Extinction Rebellion boot-camp

Noel Yaxley - 10 Sep 2019

An infrastructure revolution is essential - but the state must take a step back

Rory Broomfield - 5 Sep 2019

Illiberal and economically illiterate - Germany's new housing policy

Rainer Zitelmann - 5 Sep 2019

Feed the world - with GM crops

Tirzah Duren - 4 Sep 2019

With constructive thinking we can reach a solution on the Irish border

Marcus Fysh MP - 3 Sep 2019

Six policies for Boris to strengthen UK counter-terrorism

Robin Simcox - 30 Aug 2019

Rebalancing Britain: Blackpool has had some dark days - but its future could be bright

Paul Smith - 29 Aug 2019

China's patronage economy is the real root of the Hong Kong protests

Leo Austin - 29 Aug 2019

Beware the false clash between 'liberalism' and 'illiberalism'

Hans Kundnani - 27 Aug 2019

Why freedom is the bedrock of prosperity - and how to defend it

John O'Connell - 23 Aug 2019

Free schools are flourishing, but there's no room for complacency

Daniel Zealander - 22 Aug 2019

For the car industry to survive, it must embrace disruption

Amrendra Sinha - 22 Aug 2019

It's time to rethink the SNP's failed drug policies

Jamie Tennant - 22 Aug 2019

An old-fashioned recipe for economic growth

Chelsea Follett and Marian L Tupy - 19 Aug 2019

Let them eat cake: the pointless obsession with food 'reformulation'

Blythe Edwards - 16 Aug 2019

Kashmir: the battleground that will shape the fate of India

Ramesh Thakur - 15 Aug 2019

It's time to get serious about medicinal cannabis

Tom Chivers - 14 Aug 2019

Rebalancing Britain: The South needs a proper regional strategy too

John Denham - 13 Aug 2019

Boris should rediscover his radicalism on immigration

Ralph Buckle - 9 Aug 2019

In praise of Mick Davis

Aamer Sarfraz - 8 Aug 2019

Artificial intelligence could be the radiologist of the future

Alison Murray - 8 Aug 2019

Will the government waive competition law if there's no deal?

John Schmidt - 8 Aug 2019

'Free Everything' and the First Law of Politics

Dan Sanchez - 7 Aug 2019

Energy regulation must keep up with a changing industry

Andrew Bowie MP - 6 Aug 2019

Another downturn is looming - and UK banks are nowhere near ready

Kevin Dowd - 5 Aug 2019

The left is abandoning Maduro - when will Corbyn follow suit?

Paul Canning - 5 Aug 2019

A Japanese zoning system is no solution to England's housing crisis

Sam Watling - 2 Aug 2019

Deal or No Deal, the UK must continue to be a global destination for skilled talent

Ivan Jimenez - 1 Aug 2019

Why Greta Thunberg’s ‘Old World’ environmentalism misses the mark

Blythe Edwards - 1 Aug 2019

Brexit: Judicial imperialism or a court of our own?

Carl Baudenbacher - 30 Jul 2019

Hong Kong may be destined to become another Shanghai

Barry D Wood - 29 Jul 2019

What I learnt from Canada about legalising cannabis

Jonathan Djanogly MP - 29 Jul 2019

We cannot achieve universal health coverage without the private sector

Jeffrey Sturchio and Harald Nusser - 25 Jul 2019

Trump's asylum policy shows his weak grasp of American history

Skakel McCooey - 24 Jul 2019

Boris Johnson must get behind Britain's internet economy

Daniel Dyball - 23 Jul 2019

What are the real costs of Labour's new outsourcing policy?

Peter Young - 23 Jul 2019

Rebalancing Britain: The next PM must focus on towns like Mansfield

Ben Bradley MP - 22 Jul 2019

English universities have problems, but cutting students numbers is no solution

Dr Maria Neophytou - 19 Jul 2019

What the 15-hour work week prophets get wrong

Saul Zimet - 18 Jul 2019

The benefits of boosting neighbourhood trust

Sam Lampier - 18 Jul 2019

If we want to build a Global Britain, the migrant salary cap must go

Blythe Edwards - 17 Jul 2019

Universities are destroying the value of their own degrees

Charlotte Gill - 16 Jul 2019

Pondering Pigouvian possibilities

Skakel McCooey - 15 Jul 2019

Deutsche Bank job cuts are the tip of the iceberg

Arturo Bris - 12 Jul 2019

It's time for Britain to get tough with Iran

Simon Waldman - 11 Jul 2019

Algorithms are the future of shopping - but at what cost?

Lucky Dube - 10 Jul 2019

The EU-Mercosur deal is a chance to put consumers first

Maria Chaplia - 9 Jul 2019

Hugo Chavez - Jeremy Corbyn's anti-Semitic hero

Brian Monteith - 2 Jul 2019

Black markets reveal the power of economic laws

Allen Gindler - 1 Jul 2019

Russia is losing the battle for Georgia's future

Kato Kopaleishvili - 28 Jun 2019

How auctioning the air could transform the future of transport

Carine Hajjar - 27 Jun 2019

In the tech world a private education is no golden ticket

Aidan Cramer - 27 Jun 2019

Britain and America are at their best when they work together

Liam Fox - 25 Jun 2019

Blocking No Deal is easier said than done

Maddy Thimont-Jack - 25 Jun 2019

Britain must avoid being sucked into Huawei's moral vacuum

Samantha Hoffman and Peter Mattis - 24 Jun 2019

Are we doing better than we think?

Ian Stewart - 24 Jun 2019

A vision of British culture

Damian Collins MP - 21 Jun 2019

Britain must rebalance its cultural landscape. Here's how

Tim Dawson - 20 Jun 2019

The futility of bans on plastic bags and straws

Jarrett Stepman - 18 Jun 2019

Climbing the ladder of opportunity

Robert Halfon MP - 18 Jun 2019

McDonnell reveals the true intent of Labour's foreign policy revolution

Peter Young - 17 Jun 2019

The case for a sovereign wealth fund

John Penrose MP - 17 Jun 2019

To build a cohesive society, we must all speak the same language

Neil O'Brien - 14 Jun 2019

One World Conservatism

Andrew Mitchell MP - 13 Jun 2019

Conservatives cannot afford to shy away from the culture war

Tim Dawson - 13 Jun 2019

The real meaning of capital

Nicky Morgan MP - 12 Jun 2019

How government policy is widening the housing wealth divide

Anthony Breach - 12 Jun 2019

Why I'm backing Jeremy Hunt

Nick Herbert MP - 12 Jun 2019

A new deal for public services

George Freeman MP - 11 Jun 2019

Europe is sharply divided on the role of the ECB

Anthony Egan - 11 Jun 2019

Why I'm backing Andrea Leadsom

Chris Heaton-Harris MP - 11 Jun 2019

Fairness for older people

Damian Green MP - 11 Jun 2019

A defining decade for our party and our country

Sajid Javid MP - 10 Jun 2019

The right way to rebalance Britain’s economy

Sam Gyimah MP - 10 Jun 2019

A healthier, wealthier nation

Matt Hancock MP - 10 Jun 2019

A vision for a prosperous post-Brexit Britain

Dominic Raab MP - 10 Jun 2019

Global Britain: The GREAT partnership

Penny Mordaunt MP - 10 Jun 2019

How the Tories can win on housing again

Sam Gyimah MP - 9 Jun 2019

Britain's five worst taxes – and why I'd eliminate them

Sam Gyimah MP - 7 Jun 2019

The jobs debate must be far more than just a numbers game

Naomi Climer - 7 Jun 2019

Have attitudes to immigration really softened since the EU referendum?

Sam Lampier - 7 Jun 2019

Labour's populist NIMBYism gets the housing crisis wrong

Sam Watling - 6 Jun 2019

Why I'm backing Matt Hancock

Tracey Crouch MP - 6 Jun 2019

UN-backed eco-activism threatens to turn back the clock on development

Chris Bullivant - 5 Jun 2019

The economics of rain - why most people should not face water shortages

Kevin Baldeosingh - 4 Jun 2019

Why I'm backing Sajid Javid

Lucy Allan MP - 3 Jun 2019

English football is great. Here's how to make it better

Callum Price - 3 Jun 2019

The government's plans to deal with online harm risk making matters worse

Daniel Dyball - 31 May 2019

Why I'm backing Esther McVey

Ben Bradley MP - 30 May 2019

The real problem with tech companies that go public

John Buni - 29 May 2019

A liberal revival means Europe's populists have a fight on their hands

Garvan Walshe - 28 May 2019

Nine words in the Irish Protocol hold the key to Brexit

Martin Davison - 23 May 2019

Theresa May is going backwards on Brexit

David Shiels - 22 May 2019

Why forgiving student debt would solve nothing

Preston Cooper - 22 May 2019

Is the US heading for war with Iran?

Kyle Orton - 17 May 2019

Short-termism risks clouding the profound challenges of automation

Lucky Dube - 17 May 2019

Capitalism vs socialism: lessons from Chile and Venezuela

Marian L Tupy and Alexander Hammond - 16 May 2019

How the US government is about to drive up the price of video games

Ross Marchand - 16 May 2019

Backing enterprise is the way to show that Britain means business

Liz Truss - 15 May 2019

Let asylum seekers work

Ananya Chowdhury - 15 May 2019

The trade war is bad. The trade truce could be much worse

Craig VanGrasstek - 14 May 2019

If life is getting worse then why are we so happy?

Ian Stewart - 13 May 2019

The UK's uneasy devolution settlement is feeling the strain of Brexit

Akash Paun - 10 May 2019

What explains the wealth explosion?

Steve Davies - 9 May 2019

A higher minimum wage would do more harm than good

Tom Westgarth - 9 May 2019

The postponed downfall of Nicolas Maduro

Emanuele Ottolenghi - 7 May 2019

Online freedom is in peril

Victoria Hewson - 2 May 2019

Does poverty cause terrorism? It's complicated

Rakib Ehsan - 2 May 2019

Why is nobody talking about nuclear power?

Christopher Barnard - 30 Apr 2019

Survival of the fittest is crucial to economic success

Catherine McBride - 30 Apr 2019

Time to wake up to the size of the global education gap

Sujatha Muthayya - 29 Apr 2019

Thanos was wrong about resources; Sen. Mike Lee was right

Josh Mason and Gale. L Pooley - 26 Apr 2019

Leo Rampant - how Ireland tamed Brexit

Martin Davison - 26 Apr 2019

How to devise a freer, fairer post-Brexit immigration system

Dr David van Rooyen - 23 Apr 2019

The scandal of university non-disclosure agreements

Tom Westgarth - 20 Apr 2019

Thailand: the mathematics that helps keep the junta in power

Enze Han and Sirada Khemanitthathai - 18 Apr 2019

Is Britain ready for the hard part of the Brexit negotiations?

Alex Stojanovic - 17 Apr 2019

Egonomics in One Lesson

Lawrence W Reed - 17 Apr 2019

Time to get tough on the Chavistas and their Cuban allies

Andrew Lewer MP - 15 Apr 2019

The strange death of Tory economic thinking

Stian Westlake - 12 Apr 2019

The institutional foundations of anti-Semitism

Mark Koyama - 12 Apr 2019

The UK's tech crackdown poses as many questions as it answers

Caroline Elsom - 10 Apr 2019

Berlin embraces the folly of hard-left housing policies

Dr Rainer Zitelmann - 10 Apr 2019

High stakes - could cannabis swing Israel's election?

Elliot Keck - 5 Apr 2019

Working with Jeremy Corbyn on Brexit is a big mistake

Ben Bradley - 4 Apr 2019

Europe's tech tax is just an attack on American firms

Ryan Khurana - 4 Apr 2019

In defence of the Trump tax cuts

Alex Muresianu - 3 Apr 2019

The case for drug consumption rooms is overwhelming

Jarryd Bartle - 2 Apr 2019

The beginning of the end between Turkey and the West?

Jamila Mammadova and Paul Stott - 2 Apr 2019

How the Brexit vote broke British government

Elliott Christensen - 2 Apr 2019

How British start-ups are bucking the Brexit gloom

John Buni - 29 Mar 2019

For the EU, Brexit presents a big security dilemma

Professor Helen Thompson - 29 Mar 2019

Will decoupling the Withdrawal Agreement end the Brexit impasse?

Dom Walsh - 29 Mar 2019

Why Common Market 2.0 beats the backstop

Stephen Kinnock and George Freeman - 27 Mar 2019

The real price of a new EU-US trade war

Maria Chaplia - 25 Mar 2019

Unilever's u-turn exemplifies the shifting corporate landscape

Gerard Lyons - 22 Mar 2019

Why politicians ignore economists' opposition to tariffs

T. Norman Van Cott - 22 Mar 2019

Competition is the safeguard of online freedom

Will Hirst - 21 Mar 2019

Norway Plus is no solution to Britain's Brexit dilemma

Victoria Hewson - 21 Mar 2019

The spectre of non-conformism still haunts France

François Le Goff - 21 Mar 2019

The EU should stand up for Venezuelan democracy and stop pandering to Cuba

Andrew Lewer MP - 20 Mar 2019

The real missed opportunity of Brexit

Rebecca Lowe - 19 Mar 2019

America's least tolerant county and the decline of political civility

Jonathan Miltimore - 15 Mar 2019

The Government is learning to love trade liberalisation

Caroline Elsom - 13 Mar 2019

Geoffrey Cox's advice on the backstop isn't as damning as you might think

Dom Walsh - 12 Mar 2019

America is moving towards the age of mandatory spending

Veronique de Rugy and Jack Salmon - 12 Mar 2019

What will it take to pass the Brexit deal?

Aarti Shankar - 11 Mar 2019

Is open access the answer to Britain's railway monopoly problem?

Ananya Chowdhury - 11 Mar 2019

How to survive – and thrive – after a No Deal Brexit

Caroline Elsom - 8 Mar 2019

zAmerica

Bibi might be down, but he isn't out yet

James Sorene - 7 Mar 2019

Will Britbox spell the end of the BBC's licence fee?

Amy Horscroft - 7 Mar 2019

Foreign aid must be about more than just alleviating poverty

James Rogers and Bob Seely MP - 4 Mar 2019

What the North Korea - US summit failure means for the peninsula's future

Sojin Lim - 1 Mar 2019

The Independent Group is the start of a historic political realignment

Steve Davies - 1 Mar 2019

Why motivation is the real key to Britain's productivity puzzle

Jeremy Renwick - 28 Feb 2019

Everyday people are reducing poverty - not big government

Jake Grant - 28 Feb 2019

Is there light at the end of the Brexit tunnel?

David Shiels - 28 Feb 2019

True competition can fix Britain's broken rail system

Tony Lodge - 27 Feb 2019

Policymakers should proceed with caution on international tax reform

Daniel Bunn - 27 Feb 2019

For the few, not the many: Meet the real beneficiaries of Venezuelan socialism

Simonetta Spavieri - 25 Feb 2019

The Green New Deal denies the science of market evolution

Matt Warner - 22 Feb 2019

The answer to populism lies in truly taking back control

Adam Bartha - 20 Feb 2019

A simple message to the Government - Build, Baby, Build!

Nigel Hawkins - 19 Feb 2019

What techno-futurists get wrong about the economy

Doug McCullough - 13 Feb 2019

Lessons from Japan on how to reboot growth

Ian Stewart - 11 Feb 2019

Ukraine's lessons for the West

Jamila Mammadova - 7 Feb 2019

How do we know the history of extreme poverty?

Joe Hasell and Max Roser - 7 Feb 2019

The Syrian war is not over, it's just on a new trajectory

Mehmet Ozalp - 6 Feb 2019

Freedom of choice - not competition - is what sets capitalism apart

Antony Sammeroff - 5 Feb 2019

Hydrogen trains are coming – can they get rid of diesel for good?

Brian Scott-Quinn - 31 Jan 2019

We shouldn't let technophobia obscure the benefits of big data

Ananya Chowdhury - 31 Jan 2019

After Aachen: France, Germany and European security

James Rogers and Robert Clark - 30 Jan 2019

Parliamentary drama is a distraction from the real choice facing MPs

Stephen Booth - 29 Jan 2019

Housing

Are Labour councils delivering on housing? A response to Harry Phibbs

Diarmaid Ward and Asima Shaikh - 28 Jan 2019

John Lanchester's new novel and another spoonful of climate medicine

Chris Morrison - 23 Jan 2019

Why 'taxing the rich' always hurts the middle class instead

Raheem Williams - 18 Jan 2019

What do the public really think of the Norway option?

Tim Bale - 16 Jan 2019

No deal is a necessary step to securing free trade for Britain

Roger Bootle - 14 Jan 2019

Under Putin, Russia is rewriting its own history

John Sweeney - 11 Jan 2019

Competition and procurement are key to making a success of the NHS

David Hare - 10 Jan 2019

Justin Trudeau's Laffer Curve lesson

Daniel J. Mitchell - 10 Jan 2019

No deal means cashing in, not crashing out

Peter Lilley - 9 Jan 2019

The CES showcases innovative Britain at its best

Dr Liam Fox - 9 Jan 2019

Can Parliament stop a no deal Brexit?

Joe Marshall - 8 Jan 2019

The right ways to reduce plastic pollution

Lucky Dube - 4 Jan 2019

The really worrying thing about the Irish backstop

Martin Davison - 3 Jan 2019

Ten reasons to be optimistic in 2019

Oliver Cann - 3 Jan 2019

CapX Exclusive

Best of 2018

Best of 2018: Blitzing the blob

Liz Truss MP - 27 Dec 2018

Trump's Syria withdrawal is a dereliction of duty

Kyle Orton - 21 Dec 2018

Britain must do more for the homeless and destitute

Chris Goulden - 20 Dec 2018

Time for badly needed IP reform at the World Trade Organisation

Matthias Bauer and Philip Stevens - 18 Dec 2018

Why Millennials are poorer than other generations

Ryan McMaken - 18 Dec 2018

Could machine learning save people from drowning?

Robert Graboyes - 17 Dec 2018

May's deal isn't dead yet

Stephen Booth - 17 Dec 2018

Why May should stay

Matt Warman - 12 Dec 2018

Fresh thinking is needed to fix Britain's productivity problem

Guy Opperman - 11 Dec 2018

Conspiracy theorists have turned immigration into a greenhouse of paranoia

Sophia Gaston - 10 Dec 2018

The perils of banning fake news

Filip Steffensen - 5 Dec 2018

Brexit gives Britain the chance to better help its poorest regions

Lucky Dube - 5 Dec 2018

May's deal, then Norway+, is the responsible choice for Tory Remainers

Garvan Walshe - 4 Dec 2018

Policymakers still know too little about the economics of the internet

Daniel Dyball - 4 Dec 2018

The UK's partnership with Oman should set the tone for Global Britain

Robert Clark and Christopher Galvin - 30 Nov 2018

Tech innovation means huge opportunities, but also responsibilities

Syed Kamall - 28 Nov 2018

Beware the moral panic of privacy fundamentalism

Alec Stapp - 26 Nov 2018

Socialism isn't a recipe for prosperity

Daniel J. Mitchell - 26 Nov 2018

Don’t be scared of AI – it's improving our lives

Matt Gillow - 23 Nov 2018

China still needs to learn one of the great lessons of economic history

Hilton Root - 21 Nov 2018

A unionist assessment of May's deal

William Burstow - 20 Nov 2018

The busted flush of the UK's energy and industrial strategies

Rupert Darwall - 19 Nov 2018

The lesson from the Great War is that freedom is not free

James Rogers and Emma Webb - 15 Nov 2018

Backstop to the future

David Shiels - 8 Nov 2018

Three frontiers that are reshaping global power

Samir Saran - 5 Nov 2018

Why are the experts who were wrong about the euro so sure they are right on Brexit?

Richard Packer - 1 Nov 2018

More homes, lower prices: the case for Simplified Planning Zones

Charles Shaw and Daniel Pycock - 26 Oct 2018

Presumed permission: why self-build is crucial to a more prosperous Britain

Stephen Ashmead - 25 Oct 2018

The proposal that could solve the UK's housing crisis

Ben Clements - 24 Oct 2018

Xi's bridge too far

George Magnus - 23 Oct 2018

Maritime ties pave the way for an even closer US-UK trading relationship

Liam Fox and David Dingle - 22 Oct 2018

On chocolate, government meddling and public choice

Thomas A. Firey - 22 Oct 2018

Saudi Arabia still has a lot to learn about what the West wants

Bashshar Haydar - 22 Oct 2018

The results are in: Free schools are working

Mark Lehain - 17 Oct 2018

How costly would a no deal Brexit really be?

Aarti Shankar - 15 Oct 2018

Transparency is the best weapon against Russian meddling

Katarzyna Szczypska - 15 Oct 2018

The public are clear on Brexit: they want the Norway model

C Roth, D Howarth and J Grant - 11 Oct 2018

Britain should take the global lead in the fight for biodiversity

Peter Hall - 11 Oct 2018

Three reasons the doom and gloom about Brexit is misplaced

Mark Brolin - 8 Oct 2018

Plummeting maternal mortality rates are a sure sign of human progress

Chelsea Follett and Marian L. Tupy - 5 Oct 2018

Venezuela's failed socialism has driven millions from their homes

Sabrina Martín - 4 Oct 2018

The Conservatives have a choice: a bright future or permanent decline

Nick Denys - 3 Oct 2018

Radical policies could transform the fortunes of the Prime Minister - and Britain

Matt Kilcoyne - 1 Oct 2018

How to reconnect young people with capitalism

Lee Rowley - 1 Oct 2018

Will Chequers leave us short of power?

Tony Lodge - 1 Oct 2018

US social security goes bust in 2034. Here’s how free markets can save it

Zach Lang - 28 Sep 2018

How much can government really do to boost social mobility?

Toby Young - 28 Sep 2018

With Brexit on the horizon, it's time to refocus on domestic reform

Callum Price - 21 Sep 2018

Iceland can teach us important lessons about Brexit

Hjörtur J. Guðmundsson - 20 Sep 2018

Politicians must stand up to a culture of rent-seeking

Thomas Aubrey - 19 Sep 2018

Second-class Britons? Why Hongkongers should get UK citizenship

Milia K K Hau - 17 Sep 2018

The untold story about disability and poverty

Stephen Brien - 17 Sep 2018

A new centre party could hack British politics if it looks beyond Westminster

Ben Glover - 14 Sep 2018

Whatever his critics think, Trump has every chance of victory in 2020

Oliver Besley - 14 Sep 2018

Carping about Amazon's tax bill misses the point

Tom Westgarth - 13 Sep 2018

The Trump trade war is just the tip of the iceberg for Xi's China

George Magnus - 13 Sep 2018

The Tory case for strong trade unions

Nick Denys - 12 Sep 2018

How game theory can help prevent disease outbreaks

Istvan Zoltan Kiss and Nicos Georgi - 12 Sep 2018

A shot in the arm for UK Life Sciences

Baroness Fairhead - 12 Sep 2018

A petty partisan like Corbyn cannot fix Labour anti-Semitism problem

Tom Harris - 5 Sep 2018

The private sector has a part to play in tackling the global education crisis

Adesuwa Ifedi - 4 Sep 2018

Let's put the brakes on HS2 and invest our transport budget properly

James Roberts - 3 Sep 2018

Why Mugabe's land reforms were so disastrous

Alexander Hammond and Marian L Tupy - 30 Aug 2018

Closing the disability employment gap is an economic necessity

Sinead Butler - 30 Aug 2018

The false assumptions behind Project Fear 2.0

Julian Jessop - 28 Aug 2018

Time to reform out of touch, London-centric arts funding

Callum Price - 28 Aug 2018

The fight for open societies in eastern Europe is far from over

Vladimir Vaňo - 24 Aug 2018

How sugar subsidies are ruining dozens of Florida beaches

Mark Thornton - 24 Aug 2018

The West must not forget the lessons of the Prague Spring

Andrew Foxall - 24 Aug 2018

Stop worrying about how much energy Bitcoin uses

Katrina Kelly-Pitou - 22 Aug 2018

There's little to cheer in America's decision to talk to the Taliban

Kyle Orton - 15 Aug 2018

The economic case for American criminal justice reform

Alex Muresianu - 15 Aug 2018

Who should pay for the railways?

James Price - 15 Aug 2018

Don't fall for Castro's con

Jorge C. Carrasco - 14 Aug 2018

How to have difficult conversations

Sunder Katwala - 10 Aug 2018

Universal Basic Income is a disastrous solution to a nonproblem

Jack Adeney - 9 Aug 2018

A bad deal on financial services will hurt the EU just as much as the City

Richard Black - 6 Aug 2018

A simple alternative to a no-deal Brexit

Tim Hammond - 30 Jul 2018

The economics of Love Island

Camille Cross - 27 Jul 2018

What can the government do to help female entrepreneurs?

Annabel Denham - 25 Jul 2018

Britain is at a historic crossroads on the path to a global trading future

Liam Fox - 18 Jul 2018

If only Donald Tusk were the Hayek devotee he claims to be

Kai Weiss and Mikołaj Pisarski - 10 Jul 2018

The trouble with Heathrow expansion

Jon Hollis - 25 Jun 2018

Is beauty the answer to the housing crisis?

Ed West - 25 Jun 2018

Locking people up is no answer to the global migrant crisis

Philippa Stroud - 22 Jun 2018

We don't need a new liberal party - we should improve the one we have

Andy Briggs - 22 Jun 2018

CapX Exclusive

Windrush at 70: A totemic chapter in Britain's long immigration story

Sunder Katwala - 22 Jun 2018

On defence, the EU is shooting everyone in the foot

Stephen Mitchell - 20 Jun 2018

How Britain's cannabis laws have evolved

Alex Stevens - 20 Jun 2018

Time to reverse the cruel and outdated ban on cannabis oil

Carl Sacklen - 19 Jun 2018

Central planning means more and more NHS money is wasted

Fiona Bulmer - 18 Jun 2018

Where next for grammar schools?

Felix Giallombardo - 18 Jun 2018

How to tackle Britain's immigration Hydra

Philip Salter - 18 Jun 2018

NATO's fractious politics mask its military strength

Andrew Foxall - 18 Jun 2018

London, Unilever and the case for flexibility

Gerard Lyons - 15 Jun 2018

Sadiq Khan has been found out. The right Tory candidate can beat him

Harry Phibbs - 13 Jun 2018

Remainer scaremongering is still built on dodgy economics

David Blake - 12 Jun 2018

Good corporate governance is about more than shareholders

James Jarvis - 12 Jun 2018

From ancient declinism to modern progress

Marian L Tupy and Paul Meany - 8 Jun 2018

Peace and security depend on innovation in education

Joanna Hindley - 8 Jun 2018

Everyone loses in the clash between liberalism and democracy

Ed West - 7 Jun 2018

Counter-terrorism needs a radical rethink

Tom Wilson - 6 Jun 2018

Rampion wind farm is a black hole for taxpayers' money

John Constable - 6 Jun 2018

Are laws designed to protect Indian women doing the opposite?

Jairaj Devadiga - 6 Jun 2018

The revealing discrepancy in attitudes to the Iran deal

Bashshar Haydar - 5 Jun 2018

Jeremy Thorpe and the rule of law

Harry Phibbs - 5 Jun 2018

Endangered speeches - it's time for universities to speak out

David Betz and M L R Smith - 1 Jun 2018

The deadly campaign against vaping

Christopher Snowdon - 31 May 2018

How India's populist currency experiment went wrong

Krittika Ray - 31 May 2018

The EU has already lost the UK - it could lose Italy too

James Holland - 29 May 2018

The European Parliament's resolutionary war

Mitchell Belfer - 29 May 2018

Want to help young people, Theresa? Abolish Stamp Duty

Matt Gillow - 29 May 2018

Seattle's 'eat the rich' policies won't solve the city's problems

Jarrett Stepman - 25 May 2018

How the West got rich by following 'the four Rs'

Art Carden and Deirdre McCloskey - 25 May 2018

Klopp, the Kop and how integration really works

Sunder Katwala - 25 May 2018

How to build a clean, green economy

Philip Box - 25 May 2018

The deforestation myth

Alexander C. R. Hammond - 24 May 2018

Brexit has become a Conservative crisis

Nick Denys - 23 May 2018

Is Britain finally getting tough on Russian oligarchs?

Andrew Foxall - 23 May 2018

Recruiting new Tories will take more than a poultry discount card

Harry Phibbs - 22 May 2018

Ageing populations are a threat to entrepreneurship

Steven Globerman and Jason Clemens - 18 May 2018

The free market or a welfare state - why not both?

Samuel Hammond - 18 May 2018

Time for digital spot fines to curb online abuse

Emma Barr - 17 May 2018

Why public services need the private sector

John Redwood - 17 May 2018

RIP Tom Wolfe — the writer who exposed the hypocrisy of the Left

Harry Phibbs - 16 May 2018

Universities need a helping hand with mental health

Emma Revell - 16 May 2018

Time for a trailblazing approach to Britain's cultural heritage

Andrew Bowie - 15 May 2018

On renewables, ministers are ignoring the public - and the evidence

Jonathan Marshall - 11 May 2018

Why should baby boomers be the model for future generations?

Chris Bullivant - 10 May 2018

Why China's Belt and Road offers the UK huge opportunities

Baroness Fairhead - 10 May 2018

Restating the case for free expression

Rebecca Lowe - 10 May 2018

The one thing Adam Smith and Bernie Sanders would agree on

Lauren Brubaker - 9 May 2018

The dead hand of the state - not capitalism - has failed young people

Jack Powell and Matt Gillow - 9 May 2018

Millennials need systemic reform, not patronising handouts

Nerissa Chesterfield - 8 May 2018

What happens to oil if Trump tears up the Iran deal?

Suhaib Kebhaj and Joseph Hammond - 8 May 2018

How to fix the burning injustice that is Britain's housing market

George Freeman - 8 May 2018

Should the House of Lords be abolished?

Jonathan Clark - 7 May 2018

To tackle fraud, the UK must attack professional enablers

Edoardo Fiora - 3 May 2018

The rocky parliamentary road to Brexit

Michael Mosbacher - 3 May 2018

Britain's railways need free market reform, not nationalisation

Matt Kilcoyne - 3 May 2018

A factory moving overseas is nothing to worry about

Colin Grabow - 2 May 2018

Asda-Sainsbury's: A keen buyer meets a willing seller

Nick Bubb - 1 May 2018

Forget Brexit, the EU may be on the brink of collapse

Ian Kearns - 1 May 2018

Rudd's departure was a textbook British political resignation

Theo Barclay - 1 May 2018

Obsessing over empty homes is no way to solve the housing crisis

Nicholas Boys-Smith - 1 May 2018

The Korean talks involve risks as well as rewards

Robert E Kelly - 30 Apr 2018

Beware the lure of solar battery stores

Capell Aris - 27 Apr 2018

Climate change is not a major cause of conflict

Mark Maslin - 26 Apr 2018

Admit it – planning has failed us

Matt Kilcoyne - 26 Apr 2018

On diversity, Conservatives are losing the generation game

Andrew Cooper - 24 Apr 2018

Millennial entrepreneurs understand the power of profit

Sophie Sandor - 23 Apr 2018

Protecting competition doesn't mean protecting competitors

Jason Snead - 23 Apr 2018

Assad is in a weaker position than most think

Oved Lobel - 20 Apr 2018

When it comes to soft power, Bowie beats Bayeux

Des Brown - 18 Apr 2018

Time to listen to the evidence on safe standing at football grounds

Emma Revell - 17 Apr 2018

We can't eliminate Syria's chemical weapons. But we can deter their use

Shashank Joshi - 16 Apr 2018

The card that could help the UK boost ties with the Commonwealth

Andrew MacLeod - 16 Apr 2018

Jeremy Corbyn's disingenuous objections to intervention in Syria

Tom Harris - 16 Apr 2018

Why the 1960s social engineers never built the 'Great Society'

Richard M Ebeling - 13 Apr 2018

Are Australians ready to embrace libertarianism?

Chris Berg - 12 Apr 2018

A 'Global Britain' must focus on the needs of businesses

Allie Renison - 12 Apr 2018

The time for muddling along on Brexit is over

Mark Brolin - 11 Apr 2018

Sticking with the deal is the best way to encourage Iran

Nick King - 11 Apr 2018

How markets can redeem the university

Rod Hewlett - 10 Apr 2018

The surprising truth about what makes a great CEO

Elena Botelho and Kim Powell - 10 Apr 2018

How roads transformed America

Bhu Srinivasan - 9 Apr 2018

Countries cannot power their way to prosperity on renewables alone

Priti Patel MP - 6 Apr 2018

Labour is about more than Corbyn. And worth fighting for

Alex Schulte - 6 Apr 2018

How American industry changed post-Civil War American society

Bhu Srinivasan - 6 Apr 2018

How tobacco made the South rich

Bhu Srinivasan - 5 Apr 2018

Tech

Driverless cars are already here but the roads aren't ready for them

Mark Wilson - 4 Apr 2018

Young Americans aren't as hostile to capitalism as they claim

Joseph Blasi and Douglas L Kruse - 4 Apr 2018

How high a price will the global economy pay for Trump's tariffs?

Shanker Singham and Kay Neufeld - 4 Apr 2018

Who paid for the Mayflower?

Bhu Srinivasan - 4 Apr 2018

Is China 'stealing' intellectual property and does it matter?

John Tamny - 3 Apr 2018

The Oxbridge Corridor should not become a Concrete Valley

Chris Bullivant - 3 Apr 2018

Why the UK chooses free trade

Radomir Tylecote - 29 Mar 2018

The problem with central bankers' inflation preoccupation

Scott Sumner - 28 Mar 2018

Remain, not Leave, had an unfair advantage in the EU referendum

Michael Mosbacher - 27 Mar 2018

Britain's housing crisis just isn't that complicated

John Myers - 27 Mar 2018

Europe

Puigdemont's arrest is a major blow for Catalonia's independence bid

Andrew Dowling - 27 Mar 2018

Do ex-footballers make good presidents?

Theo Mordecei - 27 Mar 2018

The universities' unsafe safe spaces

Tamara Berens - 26 Mar 2018

The promise of Africa's free trade area

Landry Signé - 26 Mar 2018

How Britain won over the EU on Russia

Shashank Joshi - 23 Mar 2018

The case for connecting Britain’s hinterlands

George Dabby - 23 Mar 2018

What Britain can learn from Switzerland

James Holland - 22 Mar 2018

Regulating Facebook won't prevent data breaches

William H Dutton - 22 Mar 2018

Labour's 'class war' rhetoric does nothing to aid social mobility

Rachel Maclean - 22 Mar 2018

Only common sense can stop fake news

Lexi Peery - 21 Mar 2018

Why Hawking's automation worries were unwarranted

Barry Brownstein - 21 Mar 2018

Brexit can pave the way for a northern renaissance

Callum Crozier and Simon Clarke MP - 21 Mar 2018

Who’s to blame when driverless cars have an accident?

Raja Jurdak and Salil S Kanhere - 20 Mar 2018

America's Syrian drift

Kyle Orton and Oved Lobel - 20 Mar 2018

We're fighting Corbyn with freedom

Luke Graham MP - 19 Mar 2018

Grover Cleveland: the most under-estimated president?

Gary M Galles - 19 Mar 2018

Start tackling the poverty premium by measuring it properly

Scott Corfe - 19 Mar 2018

Ideas

Is good globalism being undermined by bad globalism?

Daniel J Mitchell - 16 Mar 2018

The equity funding gap is more worrying than unequal pay

Sophie Jarvis - 16 Mar 2018

Where have all the Conservative women gone?

Tim Bale, Monica Poletti, Paul Webb - 15 Mar 2018

Auction visas to build a better immigration system

Daniel Pryor - 15 Mar 2018

Integration needs common vision, not an 'us and them' approach

Sunder Katwala - 14 Mar 2018

Complaining about violent entertainment is nothing new

Trevor Burrus - 14 Mar 2018

Grenfell's legacy should be real community control

Nicholas Boys Smith - 13 Mar 2018

Talking to North Korea is a risk worth taking

Kim Jinwoo - 12 Mar 2018

Five times US tariffs have made matters worse

Lexi Peery - 9 Mar 2018

How should Britain respond to the poisoning of Sergei Skripal?

Andrew Foxall - 9 Mar 2018

Asia

How North and South Korea got closer to the negotiating table

Virginie Grzelczyk - 8 Mar 2018

A Thatcher statue is essential if you support women's equality

Emma Revell - 8 Mar 2018

Russia sees murder as a routine political lever

Shashank Joshi - 6 Mar 2018

'Fossil free' investing is more than just virtue signalling

Toby Heaps - 6 Mar 2018

How automation could make the next generation richer than the last

Patrick Spencer - 6 Mar 2018

The foolishness of tariffs has been obvious for centuries

Tom Mullen - 6 Mar 2018

Soviet Communism was dependent on Western technology

Philip Vander Elst - 6 Mar 2018

Can Cape Town nudge its way to saving water?

L. Harris, J. Zhao & M. Visser - 5 Mar 2018

Open societies need to rediscover heroic ideals

Ed West - 5 Mar 2018

Julian Simon was right: we create faster than we consume

Marian L Tupy and Gale Pooley - 4 Mar 2018

Trump's tariffs are wrong-headed and poorly timed

Mickey Levy - 2 Mar 2018

What the US should learn from elsewhere about tackling its debt

Sean Speer - 2 Mar 2018

Why does the UK deport North Koreans?

Markus Bell - 1 Mar 2018

Blitzing the blob

Liz Truss MP - 1 Mar 2018

What made Europe rich?

Daniel J Mitchell - 28 Feb 2018

In defence of the university strikes

Tzvetan Moev - 28 Feb 2018

The pest that demonstrates Africa's need for GM crops

Tirzah Duren - 28 Feb 2018

Why is paying organ donors worse than hundreds of avoidable deaths?

Sam Dumitriu and Samuel Hammond - 27 Feb 2018

Will Brexit scupper the Good Friday Agreement?

Owen Polley - 27 Feb 2018

Time has let Corbyn off the hook

Andrew Stuttaford - 26 Feb 2018

Is a Korean peace any closer?

Kim Jinwoo - 26 Feb 2018

Universal Basic Income would only make the state more powerful

Max Borders - 22 Feb 2018

Welsh Labour isn't working

Ioan Phillips - 22 Feb 2018

Britain needs its own Magnitsky rule

Andrew Foxall - 22 Feb 2018

Cyberspace has always been about more than just freedom

Mike Godwin - 21 Feb 2018

Groupthink on climate change ignores inconvenient facts

Christopher Booker - 21 Feb 2018

Australia gets more protectionist, even as it pursues free trade

Giovanni Di Lieto - 20 Feb 2018

UK welfare is a CDO with property as its junior tranche

Tom Brammar - 20 Feb 2018

Americans are voting with their feet for economic freedom

Mark J Perry - 20 Feb 2018

Britain is inching towards a sensible post-Brexit security policy

Shashank Joshi - 19 Feb 2018

It's the market – not socialism – that fosters solidarity

George Maggs - 19 Feb 2018

Not all gender pay gaps are worth worrying about

Madeline Grant - 16 Feb 2018

Is the UK up to the challenges of this volatile age?

James Rogers - 16 Feb 2018

Development is about more than cash

Chris Bullivant - 15 Feb 2018

Zuma's gone, but Ramaphosa is no Messiah

David Everatt - 15 Feb 2018

Why the Bank of England should scrap its inflation target

Sam Dumitriu - 15 Feb 2018

A handshake will not loosen North Korea's tyrannical grip

J P Floru - 14 Feb 2018

The big losers at the Olympics are the host nations

Josh Adamson - 13 Feb 2018

How capitalism tamed medieval Europe

Ed West - 13 Feb 2018

ViX has made the stock market less stable

Patrick L Young - 12 Feb 2018

Tulip mania: the story of the original financial bubble is mostly wrong

Anne Goldgar - 12 Feb 2018

With flexibility and competitiveness, the City can prosper after Brexit

Gerard Lyons - 9 Feb 2018

The FISA bill is a dangerous extension of the surveillance state

Brian Saady - 8 Feb 2018

Corsica is a test of the French Republic's authority

Tom Wheeldon - 8 Feb 2018

Germany's centre holds. But for how much longer?

Leopold Traugott - 7 Feb 2018

Why the stock market 'crash' is nothing to fear

Arturo Bris - 7 Feb 2018

The NUS campaign that undermines the fight against extremism

Richard Black - 6 Feb 2018

A status-quo transition period would be a betrayal of Brexit

Peter Lyon - 6 Feb 2018

Theresa May must embrace digital currency, not condemn it

Callum Crozier - 5 Feb 2018

Nafta offers Mexico opportunities, if it plays its cards well

Pablo Calderon-Martinez - 5 Feb 2018

Willoughby Dickinson: the forgotten suffragist

David Chadwick - 5 Feb 2018

Are Gove's Green policies just an excuse to raise taxes?

Diane James MEP - 2 Feb 2018

Separation of powers is a doctrine Poland should not ignore

Thomas Hancocks - 2 Feb 2018

The man who saved Russia from the USSR

Yuri N Maltsev - 1 Feb 2018

Ignore the doubters. Britain is going global

Des Brown - 1 Feb 2018

Where is the next generation of African leaders?

Stephen Chan - 31 Jan 2018

The conservative case for disruption

Liz Truss - 30 Jan 2018

Only transparency can end the legal costs rip off

Jim Diamond - 29 Jan 2018

Central planning in Haiti has been a miserable failure

Michael Kastner - 29 Jan 2018

Whisper it, but we're doing better than expected

Andrew Lilico - 26 Jan 2018

Why Carillion's collapse has nothing to do with 'neoliberalism'

Kristian Niemietz - 26 Jan 2018

Stop treating local shops as charity cases

Chris Bullivant - 24 Jan 2018

A very British Président

Nabila Ramdani - 24 Jan 2018

Hayek understood the perils of referendums

Christopher Rowe - 24 Jan 2018

The government mustn't punish others for Carillion's faillure

James Jarvis - 23 Jan 2018

Why the CBI wants to delay and dilute Brexit

Peter Lyon - 22 Jan 2018

A new kind of crop could help defeat world hunger

Heather Ohly and Nicola Lowe - 19 Jan 2018

Europe's security depends on British and American generosity

James Rogers - 19 Jan 2018

Zambia's cholera outbreak: a grim reminder that corruption kills

Alexander C R Hammond - 17 Jan 2018

The City cannot afford to be constrained by disastrous EU rules

Patrick L Young - 17 Jan 2018

Boost Britain's small businesses to avoid another Carillion

Chris Poll - 17 Jan 2018

The radical compassion of Keith Joseph

Oliver Letwin - 17 Jan 2018

Coke's inevitable response exposes the pointlessness of the sugar tax

Christopher Snowdon - 16 Jan 2018

Giving the public more of a say on immigration

Jill Rutter and Rosie Carter - 16 Jan 2018

Justin Trudeau doesn't practise what he preaches on free trade

Lee Friday - 16 Jan 2018

When Sweden went Right – and what the Conservatives can learn

Andrew Bowie MP - 16 Jan 2018

The BBC is not the Civil Service – and politicians shouldn't set its pay

Len Shackleton - 15 Jan 2018

The threats to the global recovery are economic - not political

Ian Stewart - 15 Jan 2018

The Brexit negotiations are a vindication of the Leave vote

Peter Lyon - 12 Jan 2018

Ramaphosa plays the long game - and likes to win it

David Everatt - 11 Jan 2018

Has Brexit boosted the British economy?

Clarke, Goodwin & Whiteley - 11 Jan 2018

The Communist holocaust and its lessons for the 21st Century

Philip Vander Elst - 11 Jan 2018

Four common myths about capitalism

James Davenport - 10 Jan 2018

The icebox cometh: how capitalism brought luxury to everyone

Alexander C.R. Hammond - 10 Jan 2018

Italy could soon have a much more Eurosceptic government

Enea Desideri - 9 Jan 2018

How Africa can honour Calestous Juma's legacy

Ademola Adenle - 9 Jan 2018

The export-led growth fallacy

Donald Boudreaux - 8 Jan 2018

Is the free market really so hated?

George Melloan - 6 Jan 2018

How to make Africa politically stable

Jakkie Cilliers - 4 Jan 2018

Ludwig von Mises understood the true meaning of liberalism

Brittany Hunter - 3 Jan 2018

Meet the man who introduced Britain to the joys of free trade

Christopher Rowe - 3 Jan 2018

The folly of renationalising the railways

James Price - 2 Jan 2018

Higher education needs more people like Toby Young

Anthony Seldon - 2 Jan 2018

Why is government holding workers back?

Len Shackleton - 2 Jan 2018

Chaos and order in a changing world

Dr Henry Kissinger - 29 Dec 2017

Scandinavia is no socialist Valhalla

Madeline Grant - 28 Dec 2017

To Russia with Thatcher and Le Carré

Elizabeth Roberts - 22 Dec 2017

Who is Cyril Ramaphosa?

Thapelo Tselapedi - 21 Dec 2017

How damaging would a 'no-deal' Brexit be?

Professor Meredith Crowley et al - 20 Dec 2017

Prime Minister Corbyn would pave the way for a British Trump

James Bickerton - 19 Dec 2017

Capitalist competition isn't cruel - it's liberating

Richard M. Ebeling - 19 Dec 2017

Smoke, mirrors and hypocrisy at the WHO

Chad Nagle - 18 Dec 2017

How the market could transform rural China

Derek Scissors - 18 Dec 2017

Europe is still living with the consequences of the Lisbon Treaty

James Holland - 15 Dec 2017

Redefining social mobility

Jonathan Simons - 14 Dec 2017

Robots can restore our trust in banks

David Racadio - 14 Dec 2017

The redistributive power of bitcoin

Valentin Schmid - 14 Dec 2017

A slice of Irish fudge is just what Brexit needs

Owen Polley - 13 Dec 2017

What have we learnt about democracy in Africa in 2017?

Nic Cheeseman - 13 Dec 2017

Do we really have a market in higher education?

Anthony Seldon - 13 Dec 2017

Revisiting Milton Friedman's masterpiece

Peter Lewin - 12 Dec 2017

A clean Brexit would raise living standards

Daniel Huggins - 11 Dec 2017

Maduro's dirty electoral tricks

Benigno Alarcón - 8 Dec 2017

Why a land value tax would get Britain building

Julian Jessop - 7 Dec 2017

How to tackle Africa's hunger crisis

Calestous Juma - 7 Dec 2017

Coalition is the German Social Democrats' least bad option

Matthew Stibbe - 6 Dec 2017

Britain needs to wake up to the Russian threat

Robert Seely - 5 Dec 2017

Out of touch? I'm smashing stereotypes

Rachel Maclean - 4 Dec 2017

Can Qatar become a better neighbour?

Kyle Orton - 4 Dec 2017

Trump divides America, but he unites Britain

Sunder Katwala - 1 Dec 2017

The mundane misery of life in the Soviet Union

Daniel Pryor - 1 Dec 2017

Back to the future for Britain's railways

Dan Lewis - 30 Nov 2017

How Nicolas Maduro crushed dissent and clung on

Ryan Brading - 30 Nov 2017

America's fiscal lessons from the rest of the Anglosphere

Sean Speer and Daniel Mahoney - 30 Nov 2017

CapX Exclusive

The City's success has never depended on EU membership

Steven Woolfe - 29 Nov 2017

Why is Africa so unstable?

Jakkie Cilliers - 29 Nov 2017

Road testing the government's driverless-car strategy

Florian Ranft and Martin Adler - 28 Nov 2017

Should Zimbabwe trust the Crocodile?

Jenny Nicholson - 28 Nov 2017

The economics of ridiculously expensive art

Bronwyn Coate - 28 Nov 2017

Brexit is already costing Britain

Dr Thomas Sampson et al - 27 Nov 2017

Do traffic lights really make us safer?

Jeffrey Tucker - 27 Nov 2017

Brexit mustn't mean an end to research collaboration with Europe

Ed Whiting - 23 Nov 2017

The Chancellor needs to cut his Budget euphemisms

Duncan Simpson - 22 Nov 2017

Can Merkel cling on to power?

Leopold Traugott - 21 Nov 2017

Will we learn from South Africa's failed experiment in higher taxes?

Daniel J. Mitchell - 21 Nov 2017

Without Mugabe, Zimbabwe can stand tall again

Richard Tice - 20 Nov 2017

How to make the gig economy work for us all

Rachel Maclean MP - 20 Nov 2017

The government isn't the answer to educational inequality

Corey DeAngelis - 20 Nov 2017

How Trump inadvertently boosted free trade

Jeffrey Tucker - 17 Nov 2017

Alex Salmond: a portrait of degradation

John Lloyd - 17 Nov 2017

Brexit Britain must channel Cobden and Bright

Radomir Tylecote - 16 Nov 2017

'America First' helps no one

Charles Hankla - 16 Nov 2017

The paradoxical case for preparing for no deal

Tom Doughty - 15 Nov 2017

What are China's plans for Africa?

Jeanne-Marie Gescher - 15 Nov 2017

The recipe for prosperity

Richard M. Ebling - 14 Nov 2017

The EU's hand is weaker than it claims

Daniel Huggins - 13 Nov 2017

Are you ready for the robots?

Calestous Juma - 13 Nov 2017

Where does a blossoming Sino-Saudi relationship leave the rest of us?

Timo A Kivimäki - 10 Nov 2017

Rebuilding liberalism

Peter Boettke - 9 Nov 2017

How British R&D can change the world

Jonathan Dupont - 8 Nov 2017

The human cost of land regulation

Vanessa Brown Calder - 7 Nov 2017

Do Welsh farmers deserve taxpayer-funded protection?

Alexander C. R. Hammond - 7 Nov 2017

When government fails, superstition may have the answer

Peter T. Leeson - 7 Nov 2017

Why social media is bad for democracy

Gordon Hull - 6 Nov 2017

With friends like Mark Carney, who needs enemies?

John Longworth - 3 Nov 2017

How Britain can raise its innovation game

Madsen Pirie - 3 Nov 2017

Is Kenyan democracy doomed?

Sekou Toure Otondi - 2 Nov 2017

How low-cost private schools are revolutionising education

James Tooley - 2 Nov 2017

The price of public health puritanism

Duncan Simpson - 1 Nov 2017

How the Left lost its way

Geoffrey M. Hodgson - 1 Nov 2017

Free trade is the pragmatist's ultimate ideal

Christopher Rowe - 31 Oct 2017

Stupid taxes are nothing new - here are five of our worst

Madeline Grant - 31 Oct 2017

How liberalism can win again

Yuli Tamir - 30 Oct 2017

Consumers are the ultimate beneficiaries of creative destruction

Mark J. Perry - 30 Oct 2017

British fishing's Brexit revival

Alexander Fiuza - 27 Oct 2017

How free speech makes us richer

James Devereaux - 27 Oct 2017

Ireland shouldn't bank on taking the Square Mile's business

Keith Boyfield - 26 Oct 2017

No, Boris, the West didn't lose Russia

Andrew Foxall - 26 Oct 2017

The EU cannot afford to punish Britain for Brexit

James Holland - 25 Oct 2017

Trade statistics aren't fit for purpose

Brian Sturgess - 24 Oct 2017

Mutual respect is the only way to heal our divided politics

Tina Stowell - 23 Oct 2017

We defeated terrorism before - we can do it again

William Matchett - 20 Oct 2017

Austria shows that populism is still a vote-winner

Claudia Chwalisz - 19 Oct 2017

Interest rates on student loans aren't too high - they're too low

Diego Zuluaga - 19 Oct 2017

Why there will be a trade deal between Britain and America

Nile Gardiner - 19 Oct 2017

Fix Universal Credit to unlock its poverty-fighting power

Campbell Robb - 18 Oct 2017

Jumping on the anti-GMO bandwagon hits the poor the hardest

Tirzah Duren - 18 Oct 2017

Corbyn doesn't get the gig economy

Ryan Khurana - 17 Oct 2017

The rise of the Awesome Nerd

Stewart Cowley - 17 Oct 2017

Free trade doesn't destroy jobs - it creates them

Pierre Lumieux - 16 Oct 2017

Use monetary policy to solve the housing crisis

James Sproule - 16 Oct 2017

Is this the beginning of the end for Martin Schulz?

Leopold Traugott - 13 Oct 2017

CapX Exclusive

Kenyan democracy is in uncharted territory

Dominic Burbidge - 13 Oct 2017

CapX Exclusive

The social networks will deliver a Corbyn government

Niall Ferguson - 12 Oct 2017

Why free trade doesn't require regulatory harmonisation

Simon Gordon - 12 Oct 2017

The case against pluralism in economics

D.W. MacKenzie - 11 Oct 2017

Brexit is good news for Britain, America and the special relationship

Owen Paterson - 11 Oct 2017

Why nudges are nothing to fear

Christopher Snowdon - 11 Oct 2017

How racist is Britain?

Sunder Katwala - 10 Oct 2017

The Tories must become the workers' party

Robert Halfon - 10 Oct 2017

Tory pragmatism - not populism - is the way to defeat Corbyn

Alan Lockey - 9 Oct 2017

Catalonia is behaving like a banana republic

Diego Zuluaga - 9 Oct 2017

We need to save our NHS from the lawyers

Paul Goldsmith - 6 Oct 2017

Can Hammond solve the productivity puzzle?

Jan Zeber - 6 Oct 2017

Cut foreign aid to help the world's poor

Matt Warner - 5 Oct 2017

Climate change isn't to blame for Somalia's woes

Hakim Abdi - 5 Oct 2017

Globalisation is alive and kicking

Peter Holmes and Michael Gasiorek - 4 Oct 2017

Protectionism isn't patriotism

Gary M. Galles - 3 Oct 2017

Faded memories are what make socialism so dangerous

Kate Maltby - 3 Oct 2017

The Tories must get Britain building

Susan Emmett - 2 Oct 2017

A new court would free Britain from the ECJ

Charlie Elphicke - 29 Sep 2017

How devolution can defeat poverty and unlock productivity

Patrick Spencer - 29 Sep 2017

Labour's 'public good, private bad' mantra would ruin Britain

Tom Startup - 28 Sep 2017

Good news! The world is getting freer, faster

Alexander Hammond - 28 Sep 2017

Corbyn's 'robot tax' is the wrong response to automation

Ben Ramanauskas - 27 Sep 2017

CapX Exclusive

To win the next election, the Tories need to be the party of the poor

Campbell Robb - 27 Sep 2017

Why Macron won't get France working

Ferghane Azihari - 27 Sep 2017

Government should beware building a 'fortress Britain'

David Chmiel - 26 Sep 2017

Has London lost its mojo?

Diego Zuluaga - 26 Sep 2017

Is this the end of the centrist road for Germany?

Leopold Traugott - 25 Sep 2017

We can't afford to let vested interests wreck Brexit

John Longworth - 21 Sep 2017

The EU's war on Google is an attack on innovation

Amelia Irvine - 21 Sep 2017

Why did so many economists assume the worst about Brexit?

D Paton, D Blake, K Dowd - 20 Sep 2017

We must force the tech firms to get tough on terror

Martyn Frampton - 20 Sep 2017

Can markets bring relief from disaster?

Bryan Cheang - 19 Sep 2017

Rabbits won't stop Venezuela from starving

David Veksler - 19 Sep 2017

Brexit must not be a race to the bottom

Gerard Lyons - 19 Sep 2017

It's time Germany faced up to its corruption problem

Daniel Hough - 18 Sep 2017

Is the world warming to clean coal?

Sebastien Laye - 18 Sep 2017

Rejoice! The robots are coming

Alston Ghafourifar - 15 Sep 2017

Innovation, not subsidy, is transforming the energy market

Richard Black and Jonathan Marshall - 15 Sep 2017

Time to scrap the cruel injustice that is civil asset forfeiture

Julian Adorney - 14 Sep 2017

It's no wonder Brussels isn't budging over the Brexit bill

James Hannam - 12 Sep 2017

Archbishop Welby's economic argument doesn't add up

Philip Booth - 12 Sep 2017

Why the days of central banks are numbered

Callum Crozier - 12 Sep 2017

Liberal conservatives must win hearts as well as minds

Andrew Bowie MP - 11 Sep 2017

Manufacturing jobs won't Make America Great Again

John Tamny - 11 Sep 2017

There is no liberty without economic liberty

Deirdre N. McCloskey - 8 Sep 2017

Moral hazard, QE and the crisis of popular capitalism

George Maggs - 8 Sep 2017

Why Merkel will win a fourth term

Nicholas Bloom - 7 Sep 2017

China's options are limited when it comes to North Korea

Dylan Loh - 7 Sep 2017

A soft Brexit would shatter trust in politicians

Steven Woolfe - 7 Sep 2017

Compassionate capitalism made me a Conservative

Rachel Maclean MP - 6 Sep 2017

Is Britain really divided over immigration?

Steve Ballinger - 5 Sep 2017

How to defuse the student debt time bomb

Richard Tice - 4 Sep 2017

Can Mugabe survive political turmoil and economic disaster?

Stephen Chan - 1 Sep 2017

Nafta doesn't need a chapter on gender rights

Nathan Keeble - 30 Aug 2017

CapX Exclusive

Can we save AI from ourselves?

Andrea O'Sullivan and Adam Thierer - 30 Aug 2017

Will the global housing boom end in disaster?

Ian Stewart - 29 Aug 2017

Social mobility should be at the heart of modern Conservatism

Paul Masterton - 28 Aug 2017

Why the Tories should become the party of human rights

James Dobson - 25 Aug 2017

Free schools are working - just look at their GCSE results

Toby Young - 25 Aug 2017

Brussels has overplayed its hand on EU law after Brexit

Christopher Forsyth - 24 Aug 2017

Why won't the government admit the true cost of renewable energy?

Harry Wilkinson - 23 Aug 2017

Why Donald Trump is wrong about Amazon

Brittany Hunter - 23 Aug 2017

How to make cities work for the world's poorest

Brandon Fuller - 22 Aug 2017

The West has more in common with Kenya's tribal politics than you think

Daniel Knowles - 21 Aug 2017

Why only a hard Brexit will do

Kent Matthews - 21 Aug 2017

Nafta needs reforming - just not in the way Trump thinks

Simon Lester and Inu Manak - 17 Aug 2017

For its future prosperity, Britain must get creative

Ed Vaizey - 17 Aug 2017

Are robots really coming for our jobs?

Jairaj Devadiga - 16 Aug 2017

What next for Alexei Navalny?

Evgeny Pudovkin - 16 Aug 2017

Will American conservatives save themselves from the Trump mob?

Dominic Green - 15 Aug 2017

An interim customs union is the first step towards getting Brexit right

Stephen Booth - 15 Aug 2017

Why Gibraltarians deserve their own Member of Parliament

Michael Mosbacher - 15 Aug 2017

Can America be trusted on trade?

Ioannis Glinavos - 15 Aug 2017

More patronising European advice won't make Africa rich

Stacy Ndlovu - 14 Aug 2017

The bishops should be wary of sin taxes

Ben Johnson - 14 Aug 2017

The quest for normalcy in East Asia

Kim Jinwoo - 10 Aug 2017

The Scottish wind-power racket

John Constable and Matt Ridley - 10 Aug 2017

Ten years ago today, the world changed

Alexis Stenfors - 9 Aug 2017

Brexit is a chance to rebalance our economy

Jack Tagholm-Child - 9 Aug 2017

Why Schulz's challenge is sinking without trace

Charles Collard - 8 Aug 2017

Why is the stock market booming with Washington in chaos?

Jeffrey Tucker - 7 Aug 2017

How the Government can give us all a Brexit bonus

Joseph Hackett - 4 Aug 2017

How the potato powered liberal capitalism

Rebecca Earle - 3 Aug 2017

Henry Kissinger: Chaos and order in a changing world

Dr Henry Kissinger - 2 Aug 2017

How Britain can use Brexit to revamp its tax system

James Hannam - 1 Aug 2017

It's time for Britain to phase out food tariffs

Warwick Lightfoot - 1 Aug 2017

The Right needs to stop pandering to the Left

Matthew Lesh - 31 Jul 2017

Why rich countries have poor cities

Nicholas Umashev - 28 Jul 2017

Why social care should be more like Waitrose

Fiona Bulmer - 26 Jul 2017

Brexit: the lessons from history

Anthony Howe - 25 Jul 2017

The Guardian needs to sober up about booze

Christopher Snowdon - 24 Jul 2017

Why crashes and bangs rarely move markets

Ian Stewart - 24 Jul 2017

How business can rebuild public trust

Andrew Chakhoyan - 24 Jul 2017

Why Brexit will benefit Britain and Europe

Owen Paterson - 21 Jul 2017

The market is saving - not destroying - education

John Thalassites - 19 Jul 2017

Steel tariffs would be bad politics and bad economics for Trump

William Hauk - 18 Jul 2017

The EU is making poor countries poorer

Joseph Hackett - 18 Jul 2017

How bitcoin can help fight poverty in Africa

Stacy Ndlovu - 17 Jul 2017

It's time for the Norwegian option

Andrew Stuttaford - 17 Jul 2017

Will Putin's proxies ever be brought to justice for downing flight MH17?

Andrew Foxall - 17 Jul 2017

Does the UK really need more undergraduates?

Sophie Sandor - 14 Jul 2017

The British public is open to compromise on Brexit

Jonathan Grant & Alexandra Pollitt - 14 Jul 2017

Project Umubano is the best of Conservative endeavour

Andrew Mitchell - 14 Jul 2017

We needn't sacrifice liberty in the fight against terrorism

Syed Kamall - 13 Jul 2017

Britain needs to bridge divisions, not open borders

Sunder Katwala - 12 Jul 2017

'Good enough for government work' isn't good enough

Gabriel Milland - 12 Jul 2017

Should you believe the blockchain hype?

Aengus Collins - 11 Jul 2017

The soft Brexit delusion

Alan Oxley - 10 Jul 2017

How do you solve a problem like North Korea?

Shashank Joshi - 7 Jul 2017

Foreign aid should complement the market - not replace it

Jonathan Dupont - 6 Jul 2017

Why Africans should own their land

Karol Boudreaux - 6 Jul 2017

The Tories must modernise or face defeat

Sam Hall - 5 Jul 2017

Will Erdoğan open Turkey's European border?

Alexander Fiuza - 5 Jul 2017

Corbyn is following the Trump playbook. And it's working

Marc Sidwell - 5 Jul 2017

How we disrupted the world of medical funding

Alexander Masters - 4 Jul 2017

Socialism brings out the worst in people

George Maggs - 3 Jul 2017

A transitional deal is a small price to pay for a successful Brexit

Stephen Booth - 3 Jul 2017

Scandinavia is no socialist Valhalla

Madeline Grant - 28 Jun 2017

The EU can't escape its economic legacy

Jack Tagholm-Child - 28 Jun 2017

It's time to take cyber crime seriously

Ian Dyson - 27 Jun 2017

Margaret Thatcher knew that without security there is no prosperity

Maurice Saatchi - 27 Jun 2017

Should Britain pay the Brexit bill?

Julian Jessop - 26 Jun 2017

The power of Russian propaganda

Ekaterine Kopaleishvili - 23 Jun 2017

Voters - not the FBI - should boot Trump out of office

Dominic Green - 23 Jun 2017

Criticism of the DUP has plunged into outright hypocrisy

Jenny McCartney - 22 Jun 2017

Economic stability v national identity - what price Brexit?

Thomas Sampson - 22 Jun 2017

The Chinese are chasing global football goals

Stefan Hall - 21 Jun 2017

CapX Exclusive

We still need to bridge the chasm in British politics

Tina Stowell - 20 Jun 2017

Corbyn's student bribes would wreck our future

Richard Black - 20 Jun 2017

Policy

We can't just tear all our towers down

Phil Hendren - 16 Jun 2017

Manifesto for a New American Liberalism

Deirdre N. McCloskey - 15 Jun 2017

We've got the wrong idea about income inequality

Sean Speer and Daniel Mahoney - 15 Jun 2017

Even after the election, Brexit still means Brexit

Stephen Booth - 13 Jun 2017

The EU's euro clearing plan is an act of protectionist self-harm

Patrick L. Young - 13 Jun 2017

It's not just the economy, stupid

Eugenio Proto - 13 Jun 2017

Trump, Trudeau and the worrying rise of the celebrity politician

Bruno Alves - 13 Jun 2017

Germany's trade surplus is a threat to the EU

David Nonhoff - 12 Jun 2017

The one little word that could have saved the Tories

Ben Kelly - 10 Jun 2017

Election 2017

Can the Lib Dems recapture Cheltenham?

Jack Evans - 7 Jun 2017

Labour's blueprint for the destruction of the economy

Tim Knox and Daniel Mahoney - 7 Jun 2017

Don't panic! Britain has a strong Brexit hand

Joseph Hackett - 6 Jun 2017

British firms need less red tape. They're getting more

Len Shackleton - 6 Jun 2017

Can Albania be saved from narco-government?

Besart Kadia - 5 Jun 2017

Will politicians finally start taking integration seriously?

Sunder Katwala - 5 Jun 2017

Why Russia (probably) isn't hacking the general election

Andrew Foxall - 5 Jun 2017

Britain's political parties are offering little but disappointment

Jonathan Portes - 31 May 2017

How to solve the global education crisis

Jay Kimmelman - 31 May 2017

How the Greek Islands gave up on Athens

Emily Stacey - 30 May 2017

Want to know why the terrorists hate us, Jeremy? Just ask them

Tom Wilson - 26 May 2017

Iran is ruled by a theocratic cabal - the election hasn't changed that

Mitchell Belfer - 25 May 2017

Inside the cruellest country in the world

J.P. Floru - 24 May 2017

Britain is getting its security right

Shashank Joshi - 24 May 2017

The new Franco-German alliance spells trouble for Brexit

Lukas Lausen - 22 May 2017

Will government stop the Big Six stitch-up?

Mark Draper - 19 May 2017

Is the UK ready to strike its own trade deals?

Oliver Ilott - 19 May 2017

Britain is still paying for EU propaganda

Joseph Hackett - 17 May 2017

Why the EU's Singapore trade ruling is good news for Brexit

Victoria Hewson & Shanker Singham - 17 May 2017

Keynes would scoff at the logic of today's anti-austerity brigade

Kristian Niemietz - 17 May 2017

Why protectionism is like 'The Three Stooges'

Lawrence W. Reed - 16 May 2017

Why Nigeria's heavy-handedness is helping Boko Haram

Jennifer Speedie - 16 May 2017

Has French politics changed for good?

Claudia Chwalisz - 12 May 2017

Meet the three firms that own corporate America

Jan Fichtner et al - 12 May 2017

Somalia needs security and development

Adrian Lovett - 11 May 2017

Trump's Nixon moment

Luca Trenta - 10 May 2017

How the Government can solve its immigration problem

Sunder Katwala - 10 May 2017

Venezuela's fate is in the hands of its military

Benigno Alarcón - 9 May 2017

Capitalism works - so why is it under attack?

Mark Brolin - 8 May 2017

How to stop Facebook undermining democracy

Jimmy Tidey - 8 May 2017

Stand by for a summer of discontent in France

John Lichfield - 8 May 2017

For Macron, the real struggle starts now

Joshua Cole - 8 May 2017

Labour's fatal betrayal of its own people

Graeme Archer - 5 May 2017

How Brazil could liberate South America

Lawrence W. Reed - 5 May 2017

Could a wealth tax solve the housing crisis?

George Maggs - 5 May 2017

Innovation is transforming Africa in unexpected ways

Frank McCosker - 4 May 2017

Corbyn has a shabby history of backing the bad guys

Charles Salter - 4 May 2017

How Britain can lead the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Alan Mak - 3 May 2017

What do French millennials see in Le Pen?

Marcus S. Hendriks - 3 May 2017

The PM should ignore Juncker's Brexit bluff

Phil Hendren - 3 May 2017

Don't demonise payday lenders - let them help tackle poverty

Syed Kamall - 2 May 2017

Labour is too big to fail - time to break it up

Garvan Walshe - 2 May 2017

Yes, immigration really was to blame for Brexit

M Goodwin, H Clarke & P Whiteley - 2 May 2017

Which are the British institutions that matter most?

Roger Scruton - 1 May 2017

The West can't afford to turn its back on Africa

J. Andrew Spindler & John L. Walker - 27 Apr 2017

The Single Market promised much, but delivered little

Michael Burrage - 27 Apr 2017

I left France in despair. Macron can bring me back

Felix Marquadt - 26 Apr 2017

Brexit means an end to EU boondoggles

Joseph Hackett - 25 Apr 2017

How to build a truly global Britain

Stephen Booth - 25 Apr 2017

Only economic freedom will keep Africa growing

Daniel Press - 25 Apr 2017

Macron is on the move - can he take France with him?

Nabila Ramdani - 25 Apr 2017

Macron will beat Marine - but then what?

Jonathan Fenby - 24 Apr 2017

Give cities the power to clean up their air

Sam Hall - 24 Apr 2017

Is there any hope amid the rubble of Iraq?

Jamie Janson - 24 Apr 2017

France's outsiders can win power - but can they wield it?

Ido Vock - 23 Apr 2017

Africa is urbanising without globalising

Daniel Knowles - 21 Apr 2017

Corbyn leaves Labour voters with no good options

Oliver Kamm - 21 Apr 2017

Why grammar schools aren't selective enough

Jamie Martin - 20 Apr 2017

Give women the freedom to fix poverty

Chelsea Follett - 19 Apr 2017

Let us choose how rare our burgers are

Olumayowa Okediran - 19 Apr 2017

How Erdogan's power grab has divided the West

Mark Almond - 18 Apr 2017

Let the market level the educational playing field

Ben Clements - 13 Apr 2017

How better parenting can keep families functioning

Cristina Odone - 12 Apr 2017

Could Scandinavia follow the path blazed by Brexit?

Mark Brolin - 12 Apr 2017

The best way to help the poor is to lend to them

Syed Kamall - 12 Apr 2017

Erdogan's power grab makes Turkey less stable

Mark Almond - 11 Apr 2017

China is losing patience with North Korea

Yu Tao - 11 Apr 2017

How populism went global

Nathan Kennan - 11 Apr 2017

Time to scrap Britain's outdated planning laws

Ryan Khurana - 11 Apr 2017

What the fall of Rome can teach us today

Mark Koyama - 10 Apr 2017

How to liberate education from the state's stifling grip

James Tooley - 10 Apr 2017

A lurch to the Left won't save the Democrats

Dominic Green - 10 Apr 2017

On Brexit, Theresa May is giving the public what they want

John Curtice - 7 Apr 2017

The African education revolution

Jamie Martin - 7 Apr 2017

Britain needs a free market in taxes

Mark Feldner & Mathew Bonnon - 7 Apr 2017

How antisemitism poisoned the British Left

Dave Rich - 6 Apr 2017

The stakes couldn't be higher at the Trump-Xi summit

Greg Wright - 6 Apr 2017

Immigration is the obvious answer to Japan's economic woes

Jack May - 6 Apr 2017

Only Russia can bring Assad to the table

Malcolm Rifkind - 5 Apr 2017

Will the migrant crisis sink Merkel?

John Ryan - 5 Apr 2017

HS2 is going nowhere fast

Tom Banks - 4 Apr 2017

How the Kremlin puts its spin on world affairs

Mark Almond - 4 Apr 2017

Cubans are desperate for capitalism

Maximilian Wirth - 4 Apr 2017

Why is the UK so hostile to innovation?

Ryan Khurana - 3 Apr 2017

Europe

Why Fillon could still win

Tom Wheeldon - 31 Mar 2017

Zuma plunges the knife into South African democracy

Ryan Calland - 31 Mar 2017

Trump wages war - against his own party

Jeffrey Tucker - 31 Mar 2017

Globalisation is slashing inequality - here's how

Chelsea Follett - 30 Mar 2017

Lessons the IMF can learn from its mistakes in Mozambique

Charlotte Baly - 30 Mar 2017

Can Britain gain the Brexit upper hand?

Ivaylo Iaydjiev - 30 Mar 2017

Want freedom? Build your own floating city

Edward Kelso - 29 Mar 2017

Hiding skeletons in the closet is bad for business

John Seaman and Arielle Gorin - 29 Mar 2017

The other migrant crisis

Robert Muggah - 28 Mar 2017

Our intelligence agencies are keeping terror at bay

Malcolm Rifkind - 27 Mar 2017

Prevent isn't 'rotten' - it's working

John Ware - 25 Mar 2017

A violent hatred that is doomed to fail

Tom Harris - 23 Mar 2017

Was Britain's first Brexit back in the third century?

Adam Rogers - 23 Mar 2017

Refugees need jobs not blankets

Paul Collier - 23 Mar 2017

Don't fear the Fourth Industrial Revolution

Aengus Collins - 22 Mar 2017

Italians may live long but they don't all prosper

Cristina Odone - 22 Mar 2017

Germany must rediscover what made it great

Bill Wirtz - 21 Mar 2017

What is the French for entrepreneur?

Maximilian Yoshioka - 21 Mar 2017

Scotland's prosperity depends on the Union

Harriet Maltby - 21 Mar 2017

Is the Empire really to blame for impoverishing India?

Tim Worstall - 20 Mar 2017

Can Britain overcome its innovation inertia?

Geoffrey Owen - 20 Mar 2017

Is the sun setting on power-sharing at Stormont?

Ruth Dudley Edwards - 17 Mar 2017

The Government's broken promises on union reform

Alex Wild - 16 Mar 2017

Can Merkel and Trump work together?

George Magnus - 16 Mar 2017

Thousands flee Venezuela as its national crisis deepens

Emilio Osorio Alvarez - 14 Mar 2017

How far will Erdogan go?

Mark Almond - 13 Mar 2017

Jeremy Corbyn has left Labour unelectable

Tom Quinn - 13 Mar 2017

We need electricity to be our flexible friend

Richard Black - 10 Mar 2017

Why Americans pay triple the world price for sugar

James Bovard - 10 Mar 2017

To tackle corruption, we need to understand it

Bo Rothstein - 9 Mar 2017

Why we need more right-wingers at university

Sam Dumitriu - 6 Mar 2017

Business rates are locked in the past

Thomas Aubrey - 6 Mar 2017

Did the dark lords of data really win it for Trump?

Sophie Warnes - 3 Mar 2017

Africa's elderly leaders are outstaying their welcome

Stephen Chan - 3 Mar 2017

The City has a powerful part to play in Brexit

David Blake - 2 Mar 2017

Why we should never listen to the Luddites

David Waller - 2 Mar 2017

Why Britain needs to share the wealth

Andrew McNally - 1 Mar 2017

Can Northern Ireland move beyond sectarianism?

Peter John McLoughlin - 1 Mar 2017

The machines aren't going to take over just yet

Margaret A. Boden - 1 Mar 2017

Trump's protectionism could impoverish everyone

Richard M. Ebeling - 27 Feb 2017

How Britain can win the space race

Kate Godfrey - 24 Feb 2017

A smart answer to our productivity problem

Patrick Spencer - 23 Feb 2017

Thatcher's golden legacy of privatisation

Chris Edwards - 22 Feb 2017

Does the Single Market really boost exports?

Ken Worthy - 22 Feb 2017

Why economic freedom matters more than ever

Anthony Kim - 21 Feb 2017

The White House is at war with itself over foreign policy

Shashank Joshi - 20 Feb 2017

Gambia can be a beacon for African democracy

Romola Adeola - 20 Feb 2017

It's not just the Labour Left that has lost contact with reality

Mark Brolin - 20 Feb 2017

Should Britain set sail for an EFTA trade deal?

Shanker Singham & Molly Kiniry - 17 Feb 2017

Gene therapy must keep pace with public trust

Katherine Littler - 15 Feb 2017

The Philippines and the economics of murder

Mark R Thompson - 14 Feb 2017

We must not disguise the truth about honour violence

Emma Webb - 14 Feb 2017

‘Big, beautiful’ walls don’t stop migrants in the US or Europe

Anna Triandafyllidou - 13 Feb 2017

Ukraine's economy remains a prisoner of socialism

Peter Byrne and Mykhaylo Kukhar - 13 Feb 2017

Entrepreneurial wealth doesn't halt progress - it encourages it

Martin Vlachynsky - 9 Feb 2017

Why staying politically neutral can be dangerous for business

Daniel Korschun - 8 Feb 2017

Can Gabon become Africa's entrepreneurial hub?

Joshua Neicho - 8 Feb 2017

Why America needs to compromise on immigration

Ahmed Mushfiq Mobarak - 7 Feb 2017

Why a US trade deal can be Britain's trump card

Joseph Hackett - 7 Feb 2017

Building more homes won't solve the housing crisis

Ian Mulheirn - 6 Feb 2017

Theresa will pay dearly for a deal with Trump

Garvan Walshe - 6 Feb 2017

Less is more when it comes to childcare policy

Nerissa Chesterfield - 6 Feb 2017

Are Americans kinder than Europeans?

Daniel J Mitchell - 3 Feb 2017

Do the economy a favour - help women return to work

Cristina Odone - 2 Feb 2017

Britain's energy policy is a shocking failure

Tony Lodge - 2 Feb 2017

Why are we so bad at building houses?

Keith Boyfield - 2 Feb 2017

Here's the one thing Trump is right about

William O'Keefe - 1 Feb 2017

Why Nigel Farage is the new Emmeline Pankhurst

Mark Brolin - 1 Feb 2017

Trump may have triggered a new refugee crisis

Ben Rawlence - 31 Jan 2017

Trump is willing to sacrifice the individual for the nation

Richard M Ebeling - 31 Jan 2017

Does Britain have the skills to negotiate on trade?

Nigel Driffield - 31 Jan 2017

How cautious can we afford to be about foreign investment?

John Hemmings and Alex Manzoor - 31 Jan 2017

How access to financial services has transformed Kenya

Paul Gubbins & Julie Zollmann - 30 Jan 2017

Trump's "Muslim ban" is a colossal own goal

Shashank Joshi - 30 Jan 2017

Who should Britain be targeting for trade deals?

Matthew Oakley - 30 Jan 2017

Somaliland is a lesson in how to build a nation without aid

Negash T. Tekie - 27 Jan 2017

Who is really in control of Brazil’s prisons?

Sacha Darke - 27 Jan 2017

A renewed Special Relationship will be a global force for good

Theresa May - 27 Jan 2017

How Mexico can cope with the Age of Trump

Carl Sacklen - 25 Jan 2017

Yes, we really can end homelessness

Hannah Gousy - 25 Jan 2017

What the Supreme Court doesn't understand about British sovereignty

Mikołaj Barczentewicz - 25 Jan 2017

The first-principles case for free trade

Lawrence W. Reed - 25 Jan 2017

GM crops can help to feed a fast-growing world

Stuart Thompson - 24 Jan 2017

How Trump really can make America great again

Todd G. Buchholz - 24 Jan 2017

Trump is a symptom of the West's addiction to welfare

Bruno Alves - 23 Jan 2017

Why English football has never had it better

Elliott Fudge - 20 Jan 2017

Business can make our high streets beautiful again

Dominic Nutt - 19 Jan 2017

We can't afford a bitter Euro-divorce

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The West has only made things worse in Ukraine

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Robert Muggah - 18 Jan 2017

World

We need to stand up for the victims of religious persecution

Emma Nicholson - 17 Jan 2017

We should see immigrants as an opportunity for growth

Rick Goings - 17 Jan 2017

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Kishore Mahbubani - 13 Jan 2017

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Tyler Groenendal - 12 Jan 2017

Why property rights are human rights - especially for women

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Will Trump trade with the TRIMPs?

Craig VanGrasstek - 11 Jan 2017

How Northern Ireland's politics went up in smoke

Ben Lowry - 10 Jan 2017

Corbyn's maximum wage cap would only hurt the poor

Stephanie Lis - 10 Jan 2017

How to build a proper African free trade area

S. Oloruntoba & C. Changwe Nshimbi - 10 Jan 2017

Brexit frees Britain to strike a deal with Australian friends

Tony Abbott - 10 Jan 2017

Can India withstand the turbulent year ahead?

Shashank Joshi - 9 Jan 2017

The terror and trauma of life as a Syrian refugee

Jamie Janson - 9 Jan 2017

The benefits of religion are more than spiritual

Brian Grim - 6 Jan 2017

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David James - 6 Jan 2017

Montreal learned the wrong lesson from Ayn Rand

Daniel J. Mitchell - 5 Jan 2017

Whitehall's lack of experience is not Brexit’s greatest problem

Oliver Illott - 5 Jan 2017

Repealing the Corn Laws increased our prosperity - Brexit will do the same

Paul Marshall - 4 Jan 2017

Four principles for leadership in an uncertain world

W. Lee Howell - 4 Jan 2017

The departure of Ivan Rogers won't knock Brexit off course

Vincenzo Scarpetta - 3 Jan 2017

Margaret Thatcher’s 'Marshall Plan for southern Africa'

Martin Plaut - 3 Jan 2017

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Johan Norberg - 30 Dec 2016

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Putin will never restore Russia's greatness

Andrew Foxall - 29 Dec 2016

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Selwyn Parker - 28 Dec 2016

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Catharine Banks - 23 Dec 2016

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Guy Aitchison - 20 Dec 2016

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Ben Southwood - 16 Dec 2016

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Josef Montag - 14 Dec 2016

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Daniel J. Mitchell - 13 Dec 2016

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Massimiliano Trovato - 12 Dec 2016

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Boris Johnson - 2 Dec 2016

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Margaret Hodge - 30 Nov 2016

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Bill Jamieson - 29 Nov 2016

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The Government's plans to curb high pay are a bad idea

Kate Andrews - 29 Nov 2016

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We have nothing to fear from running our own trade policy

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Kerry Brown - 25 Nov 2016

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Bjorn Lomborg - 22 Nov 2016

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Frank Furedi - 21 Nov 2016

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Henry Williams - 21 Nov 2016

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Radosław Sikorski - 18 Nov 2016

America was voting for nationalism, not protectionism

Charlie Richards - 18 Nov 2016

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George Magnus - 17 Nov 2016

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Terrence Casey - 17 Nov 2016

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Michael Gove - 16 Nov 2016

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Rishi Sunak - 16 Nov 2016

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Daniel J Mitchell - 16 Nov 2016

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Tom Startup - 11 Nov 2016

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Anastasia Denisova - 11 Nov 2016

Partisan politics makes smart people stupid

Jason Sorens - 9 Nov 2016

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Does Britain really want to be a bit player on the world stage?

Saagar Dattani - 8 Nov 2016

Zuma's disastrous rule goes on as a corrupt elite robs South Africa blind

Stephen Chan - 7 Nov 2016

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Garvan Walshe - 7 Nov 2016

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Scott Burns - 7 Nov 2016

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John Howard: The case for conservatism is stronger than ever

John Howard - 4 Nov 2016

Ideas

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Tim Crook - 3 Nov 2016

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Chelsea Follett and Tirzah Duren - 2 Nov 2016

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Theresa May's Great Repeal Bill is a cunning contradiction

Catherine Barnard - 2 Nov 2016

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Iain Murray - 1 Nov 2016

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Felix Light - 1 Nov 2016

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Britain should embrace unilateral free-trade - right now

Louis Rouanet - 1 Nov 2016

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Greig Baker - 31 Oct 2016

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Henry Williams - 27 Oct 2016

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We need to help young people out of care and into work

Andy Cook - 27 Oct 2016

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Andrew Scott - 26 Oct 2016

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Ralph Scott - 26 Oct 2016

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Islamic State is trying to muscle in on Pakistan’s militant scene

Henry Williams - 25 Oct 2016

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David Laws - 25 Oct 2016

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Asif Saleh and Maria A. May - 24 Oct 2016

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Foreign students are one of Britain's greatest exports

James Dobson - 21 Oct 2016

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The Chancellor needs to cut banking taxes - and fast

Anthony Browne - 20 Oct 2016

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Stephen Chan - 19 Oct 2016

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The Government's new tax plans risk damaging British companies

Rachel Kelly - 19 Oct 2016

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Pedro Saad - 18 Oct 2016

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Vincenzo Scarpetta - 18 Oct 2016

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Igor Merheim-Eyre - 17 Oct 2016

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Dominic Raab - 13 Oct 2016

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Johan Norberg - 13 Oct 2016

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Brexit will set our justice system free

Graham Brady - 11 Oct 2016

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Ben Spencer - 7 Oct 2016

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Barbara Kolm & Federico Fernández - 6 Oct 2016

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Hannah White - 5 Oct 2016

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Can Trump create millions of jobs? Don’t bet on it

Jonathan Lipson - 4 Oct 2016

Global Britain can show the world the way to prosperity

Boris Johnson - 4 Oct 2016

Ideas

Tax avoidance is both smart and honourable

Marco den Ouden - 30 Sep 2016

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Linda Yueh - 28 Sep 2016

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Mark Goldring, CEO of Oxfam GB - 26 Sep 2016

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Steven Horwitz - 26 Sep 2016

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Steve Fritzinger - 22 Sep 2016

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Kim Kaivanto - 21 Sep 2016

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Profit shouldn't be a dirty word in drug development

Amir Ullah Khan - 21 Sep 2016

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Britain is first to turn its back on globalisation

Garvan Walshe - 20 Sep 2016

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Merkel's party slumps in Berlin election, but don't count her out for 2017

Daniel Hough - 19 Sep 2016

Inside Corbyn's conspiracy cult

Ben Bowers - 16 Sep 2016

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Chelsea Follett - 14 Sep 2016

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Lee Rotherham - 12 Sep 2016

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Allard Dembe - 7 Sep 2016

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Ben Bowers - 6 Sep 2016

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Chelsea Follett - 5 Sep 2016

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Simeon Djankov - 1 Sep 2016

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Edward Hamilton Stubber - 26 Aug 2016

Louisiana citizens beat the state to disaster relief

Kevin Boyd - 23 Aug 2016

Why Brexit is bad news for SMEs

Paolo Giabardo - 22 Aug 2016

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Hannah Gousy - 18 Aug 2016

Venezuela’s road to literal serfdom

Barry Brownstein - 16 Aug 2016

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William O'Keefe - 15 Aug 2016

London calling: A sign of renewed relations with Russia?

Adriel Kasonta - 11 Aug 2016

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Hugo Winn - 10 Aug 2016

South African elections: politics shuffled, but not transformed

Daniel Conway - 8 Aug 2016

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Máté Hajba - 8 Aug 2016

Passing the pensions parcel

Peter Walton - 2 Aug 2016

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Robert C. Thomas - 1 Aug 2016

Lessons on democracy from Brexit

Leopold Traugott - 29 Jul 2016

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Eliza Filby - 28 Jul 2016

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Philip Stevens - 26 Jul 2016

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Colin Brazier - 25 Jul 2016

The business case for affordable housing

Stephen Howlett - 20 Jul 2016

The G20 in a post-Brexit world

Alessio Terzi - 20 Jul 2016

Is it time the soft drinks tax fizzled out?

Gavin Partington - 19 Jul 2016

Brexentry: Finding Salvation outside the EU, but inside Europe

Andreas Wesemann - 15 Jul 2016

UK needs new public investment to stave off Brexit downturn

Alfie Stirling - 14 Jul 2016

Andrea Leadsom: "I have decided to withdraw from the leadership campaign"

Andrea Leadsom - 11 Jul 2016

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Dalibor Rohac - 11 Jul 2016

Chilcot offers truth without reconciliation or justice

James Sweeney - 7 Jul 2016

Don't blame populism for Brexit

Nicolò Bragazza - 6 Jul 2016

The messy history of British party politics

Richard Toye & Richard Jobson - 6 Jul 2016

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Brandon Lewis - 5 Jul 2016

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Brexit can reform Europe and perhaps even save the EU

John R Gillingham & Marian L Tupy - 5 Jul 2016

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Richard Bagnall - 4 Jul 2016

The UK would be foolish to concede anything in negotiations over the Single Market

Michael Burrage - 4 Jul 2016

Big Sugar has a sweet tooth for subsidies

Barry Brownstein - 4 Jul 2016

Where did your cup of coffee come from?

Rudy Caretti - 2 Jul 2016

Liberty and Austrian economics in the principality of Liechtenstein

Andreas Kohl Martínez - 30 Jun 2016

Is China facing a New Cultural Revolution?

Fiona Bruce & Benedict Rogers - 28 Jun 2016

Brexit: if it doesn’t kill the EU, it will shape it.

The Belem Circle - 28 Jun 2016

Please leave - a letter to the UK from the scorched lands

Antonio-Carlos Pereira-Menaut - 22 Jun 2016

Forecasters vs. record-keepers: which of the two voices of the IMF should be believed?

Michael Burrage - 22 Jun 2016

The UK should lead the EU, not leave it

Leopold Traugott & Magnus Roar Bech - 21 Jun 2016

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Jim DeMint & Nile Gardiner - 21 Jun 2016

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Hizkia Respatiadi - 17 Jun 2016

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Jeffrey Tucker - 14 Jun 2016

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Charles Gave - 13 Jun 2016

Switzerland’s Rejection isn’t the Death of the UBI

Matt Zwolinski - 10 Jun 2016

Nigeria is strangling technological growth at birth

Olumayowa Okediran - 9 Jun 2016

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Shanker Singham & Molly Kiniry - 9 Jun 2016

The risks of low and negative interest rates in the Eurozone

Pieter Cleppe & Cindy Morand - 9 Jun 2016

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Matthew Hancock - 8 Jun 2016

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Michael Iakovidis - 8 Jun 2016

The tax paradox

J.R. Lucas - 6 Jun 2016

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J.R. Lucas - 2 Jun 2016

The sun begins to set on Brussels' utopian dream

Adriel Kasonta - 2 Jun 2016

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Peter Walton - 27 May 2016

Raiding tax havens won't solve our problems

Juraj Karpis - 26 May 2016

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Adam Afriyie - 25 May 2016

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Eamonn Butler - 24 May 2016

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Brian Lee Crowley & Sean Speer - 23 May 2016

The McCarthyism of the climate movement

Bill O’Keefe - 23 May 2016

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The City could survive Brexit, but it would be badly damaged

Mark Field - 21 May 2016

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Anna Johnston - 20 May 2016

A brief history of telling time

George Daniels - 20 May 2016

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Jeffrey Tucker - 20 May 2016

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Tom Simpson - 19 May 2016

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Philip Stevens - 19 May 2016

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Jonathan Clifton - 18 May 2016

Time to promote freedom in the Maldives

John Glen - 17 May 2016

A Moon Shaped Pool: Radiohead’s venture into existentialism

Alastair Benn - 13 May 2016

Why Austrians are flirting with the far-right

Christopher Drexler - 12 May 2016

Does last week show it is time for electoral reform?

Chrysa Lamprinakou - 10 May 2016

How Ruth Davidson got the Scottish Tories back in business

Jamie Kerr - 9 May 2016

Indian pharma needs to move from imitation to innovation

Nilanjan Banik & Philip Stevens - 6 May 2016

Are EnCola'd messages the next step in espionage?

Mark Lorch - 6 May 2016

A dose of reality on drug patents

Philip Stevens - 5 May 2016

After Brexit we will negotiate a winning "British option" free trade deal with the EU

David Campbell Bannerman - 3 May 2016

Britain's Flat White Economy takes off but success is not assured

Douglas McWilliams - 3 May 2016

Miles Ahead: a film that remains (mostly) true to jazz legend Miles Davis

Björn Heile - 29 Apr 2016

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Chelsea German - 29 Apr 2016

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Stephen Pollard - 27 Apr 2016

A critical view of the EU deal, from Germany to Britain

German professors group - 27 Apr 2016

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Mark Field - 26 Apr 2016

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Tim Farron - 25 Apr 2016

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Martin Vlachynský - 25 Apr 2016

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John McKie - 22 Apr 2016

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Chelsea German - 22 Apr 2016

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Andrew Burley - 22 Apr 2016

Obama is wrong to discourage Brexit

Michael Shindler - 21 Apr 2016

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It's not the government's job to determine ticket rules for Adele

Philip Booth - 19 Apr 2016

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Jonathan Hill - 14 Apr 2016

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Máté Hajba - 13 Apr 2016

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Alberto Mingardi - 12 Apr 2016

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Adriel Kasonta - 12 Apr 2016

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Iain Murray - 11 Apr 2016

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Bo Rothstein - 11 Apr 2016

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Charlotte Henry - 8 Apr 2016

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Alastair Benn - 8 Apr 2016

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David Chadwick - 8 Apr 2016

The Commonwealth is not an alternative to the EU for Britain

Andrew Dilley - 8 Apr 2016

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Titus Gebel - 8 Apr 2016

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Nick Herbert MP - 6 Apr 2016

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J.R. Lucas - 1 Apr 2016

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Mike Reid - 30 Mar 2016

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Baris Yalabik - 30 Mar 2016

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Charlie Peters - 28 Mar 2016

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Ali Salman & Sara Javed - 25 Mar 2016

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Sean Speer - 23 Mar 2016

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Jim Pagels - 23 Mar 2016

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Zac Tate and Patrick Ireland - 22 Mar 2016

Hungarians must unite to save their democracy

Máté Hajba & Patrick Hannaford - 22 Mar 2016

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Preston Cooper - 21 Mar 2016

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Nicholas Boys-Smith - 17 Mar 2016

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Julian Adorney - 17 Mar 2016

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Patrice Lee - 14 Mar 2016

Trump's approach will strengthen ISIS

John Dale Grover - 14 Mar 2016

Trump and the power of the mass audience

Ian Leslie - 11 Mar 2016

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Tom Gallagher - 11 Mar 2016

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Olivia Remes - 11 Mar 2016

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Christopher Dembik - 5 Nov 2015

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Steve Moore - 22 Sep 2015

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Gerard Lyons - 21 Jul 2015

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David Green - 16 Jul 2015

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Andrea Castillo - 6 Jun 2015

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Iain Murray - 5 Jun 2015

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