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Christopher Gleadle Globally, environmental impact is marked by behaviours that are dismantling our life-support systems. These harmful actions and habits have become ingrained. They capture our attention, but we find […]
Breaking Lifetime Habits Read More »
In a ceremony organised for the 24th anniversary of the liberation of Pristina, the Municipality of Pristina has posthumously awarded the title “Honorary Citizen of Pristina”, to Lord Paddy Ashdown, in
Lord Paddy Ashdown Becomes Honorary Citizen of Pristina Read More »
By Lars Stroman (published in Taipei Times on 24 May 2023) Not even a dictatorship can completely ignore public opinion. An attempt has now been made to measure the level
Unusual Poll: Widespread skepticism in China towards invasion of Taiwan Read More »
Paul E M Reynolds, May 2023 Overview This article is based on a speech given at the Istanbul Security Forum in Turkiye, organised by the Turkish Presidency, on May 3rd 2023.
THE ROLE OF TURKIYE IN PROMOTING STABILITY AND PROSPERITY IN S.E. EUROPE Read More »
It is with immense sadness that we share the news of the passing of our founder Robert Woodthorpe Browne MBE. Not only was he our founder, but long-term bureau member
The world has lost a great liberal Read More »
Conference held by Institute For Politics and Society Martinská 2, Prague November 1st, 2022 Šárka ShoupExecutive DirectorInstitute for Politics and Society Why are there so few liberals in Europe? Why
Liberalism Is Not Dead Read More »
Christopher Gleadle Introduction The importance of education to well-being and prosperity is clear. The principles and practical application of Sustainable Education are less well understood yet are increasingly recognised as
Making Education Sustainably Viable – Bridge The Gap Read More »
Christopher Gleadle First published: Pamphleteers Blog, Long Finance, Z/Yen. A Perfect Storm COP 26 once again showed how to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory as like its predecessors
What Gets Measured Gets Managed…Oh, Really? Read More »
Dr. Nele Fabian, Christopher Gleadle Good news ahead: decision-makers and businesses in Europe are admitting to climate goals, and they are trying hard to make ends meet. Last November’s COP26,
Solving the Climate Puzzle – How Systems Thinking Supports Environmental Decision-making Read More »
