Britain’s potential 50 GW of offshore wind energy could light up all of the UK homes several times over, while Scotland’s wind farms are being paid to be switched off due to the overproduction of power. This stark contrast of the reality that the UK is facing today brings about the question of what is […]
Energy Transition: What’s the Problem? Read More »
Walking through my local high street, the increasingly large number of vacant establishments has been shocking. A family business, spanning multiple generations, has now shut down, with signs reading ‘closed until further notice’ posted on the café next door. This wasn’t a mid-pandemic relic, it was happening now, in what was supposedly a recovering economy.
Boom, Bust… Repeat? Are We Heading for Another Global Recession? Read More »
In recent years, the United States has adopted an increasingly unilateral approach to international affairs, withdrawing from key global agreements and sidelining multilateral institutions. This shift, particularly visible during the Trump administration, has had significant consequences for the global order, especially for Europe. As Washington continues to assert its dominance while acting unpredictably, Europe is
US Unilateralism and European Sovereignty: Erosion or Opportunity? Read More »
In the state of current global trajectories, involving climate change, businesses are being pressured now, more than ever, to practice sustainability in production. Despite laws on production to protect the environment being enacted in countries such as the US & UK, global carbon emissions continue to soar to unprecedented heights. Now, consumers are faced with
Game Theory: Is Sustainability Even A Choice? Read More »
