COVID and Brexit: Values and fault lines: which virtues should the UK now signal to the world?
on 10th March 2021
The 2012 London Olympics now feel like a lifetime ago. Many – not least quite a few Brits themselves...
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Frontline reports from Jericho projects, coalitions, forums and events.
“It should be possible to design a Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) that is World Trade Organization (WTO) compatible, but this depends upon the whole design of the regime and how it is implemented” said Chris Morgan, Head of Global Tax Policy at KPMG International. KPMG’s Global Responsible Tax...
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on 10th March 2021
The 2012 London Olympics now feel like a lifetime ago. Many – not least quite a few Brits themselves...
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by David Linke
on 2nd March 2021
It Doesn’t Need To Be A Zero Sum Game: New Settlements Required We live in extraordinary times. A health...
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on 19th February 2021
Values and Fault Lines As a nation, the Brits have been through quite a bit over the last year....
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on 18th February 2021
The following article captures key reflections from the Healthy Work Project Spring Roundtable which took place in early February...
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on 3rd February 2021
I had the first of my two vaccine shots on Saturday. It was a humbling experience. I left my...
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on 3rd February 2021
Brexit: reasons to be cheerful (or fearful) Part Two Matthew Gwyther reports on the second in a new season...
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on 21st January 2021
What those from outside the UK make of our nation’s latest adventure Three weeks in and how is Brexit...
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on 8th January 2021
Jericho Notices – January 2021 New Year’s Resolutions have a sad habit of fading quickly. Let’s hope that 2021...
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