Month: November 2020

Sunday Blog: Anglo-American Traumas

November 15, 2020 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

Both countries share democratic values and traditions, which though different in detail, are complimentary in principle. Both have sought to spread these values across the rest of the world. Added together the two economies are not just the largest in the world but by a margin. They are tied by family, culture and history. And […]

Sunday Blog: Another U-Turn

November 1, 2020 By Malcolm Blair-Robinson

It is clear that the cost in political capital of Boris being unable to make timely decisions, is approaching the point when the prime minister will become politically insolvent. Up till the chaos of yesterday in Westminster, the Downing Street machine, a clunky misfiring relic of the smooth campaigning juggernaut which won the 2019 election, […]