Public Affairs and Policy

Polling suggests we are almost certain to see a Labour government before the end of the year. Without a miraculous upturn in fortunes...

Countries with around half the world’s population are going to the polls in 2024. More people are voting this year than in any other...

Westminster is waking up to the possibility of a big Labour win. But would a landslide bring the party down?

The Digital Markets, Competition and Consumers Bill – which will give new powers to the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) within the CMA to...

They say a day is a long time in politics. Well never has a truer phrase applied to the events of the past 24 hours in Irish politics....

On Sunday 10 March, 10.8 million Portuguese were summoned to the polls to elect their new Prime Minister. The centre-right Democratic...

On 11 February, Finland elected its new President, Alexander Stubb, the National Coalition Party candidate.

Four years ago on this very day, the Irish people headed to the polls and elected an historic coalition of Fianna Fáil, Fine Gael and...

Political comebacks are rare in politics.  Rarer still for Big Beasts in Brussels who want to re-enter the domestic political fray and...

AI is currently the hottest thing on the political market. In recent months, it has consumed many hours of political debate, most...

Starmer struggles to gear Labour for Government – but business can lend a helping hand.

It’s four years since I first began advising operators on efforts to regulate for e-scooters in Ireland. Since then, it has been a...