Britain can learn from presidential primaries when electing party leaders
Britain's political parties can learn from other countries' presidential primaries to make systems for selecting party leaders, writes Scott Cresswell.
To solve our healthcare staffing crisis, UK immigration policy must be re-examined
Shortages of over 50,000 nurses and midwives and 12,000 doctors pose a serious risk to patient safety according to a recent Health and Social Care Committee report, news which necessitates a rethink of our immigration policy, writes Kalan Irvine.
Why Nancy Pelosi should visit Taiwan – just not now
The proposed visit of the Speaker of the US House of Representatives, Nancy Pelosi, to Taiwan appears to be on the brink of causing a major diplomatic incident between the USA and China, writes David Spencer.
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Embed critical thinking to protect against fake news
Following the publication of a report into how we access information, Jane Harley writes that it is crucial to embed critical thinking to ensure we can differentiate between real and fake news.
We need a new western pact to push back Arctic Putin
It is not just Ukraine which should be focus of our efforts to curb Russian expansionist behaviour, writes Roberto White, with the Arctic among a number of key geopolitical arenas the West must look to safeguard.