Category: Politics

By Ovat Abeng As the All Progressives Congress (APC) delegates prepare to cast their votes on April 5, 2025, in what is poised to be a landmark decision for …

Feeling “liberated” yet? Armed with a sprawling country-by-country chart, questionable arithmetic and a lax grip of economic principles, Donald Trump outlined his administration’s new tariff regime in the White …

Keir Starmer has vowed the UK will respond to the imposition of US tariffs with “cool and calm heads.” Speaking to business leaders at Downing Street, the prime minister …

When the Modern Slavery Act passed into law, the day that Westminster prorogued for the 2015 general election, parliamentarians from both chambers and all parties, demonstrated what can be …

Rhetoric around enforcing tariffs in the name of “protecting” the domestic market is often a false narrative. It is invariably framed around bringing more business to domestic producers and …

The 10th National Assembly has witnessed increased legislative activity, with senators spearheading significant bills A list has emerged detailing the top 10 senators who have sponsored the most bills …

Ed Davey launched the Liberal Democrats’ local elections campaign this week by bounding (stumbling) over ankle-high fences in Henley-on-Thames. The message was that in such “Blue Wall” areas, council …

Last week, I spoke in a Westminster Hall debate on the UK’s relationship with the European Union — a discussion that, nearly eight years after the referendum, remains as …

We are now over 365 days post publication of the Hughes report, which poses the question: what has happened as a result?  It is disappointing to know that the …

The prime minister has been urged to adopt a “united front” alongside Europe and Canada as a trade war with the United States looms.  It comes as Donald Trump …