In her bi-weekly article for Conservative Home, IEA Head of Media Emily Carver has argued that although the proposed European … Continue reading “The European Super League was unpopular, but it didn’t need government interference”

In recent weeks we have seen the resurgence of a debate around the appropriateness of statues in public places. Edward Colston was … Continue reading “Monumental decision: Should statues be toppled?”

Transport is the biggest contributing factor to domestic emissions in the UK. But it is a sector that “has proven … Continue reading “Hydrogen: A driving force for change?”

We are joined by two experts from across the Pond – Clark Neily and Connor Boyak – to discuss the … Continue reading “How is the US handling the crisis?”

Expert analysis on the economic impact of Covid-19.

The UK is nearing the end of the initial 3-week lockdown announced by Prime Minister Boris Johnson, but there is … Continue reading “Lockdown limbo: Which way out? – #IEAsolation Episode 4”

Covid-19 is threatening lives and economies across the globe. As the UK government enforces social distancing to slow the spread … Continue reading “Coronomics, with Dr Steve Davies”

INTRODUCING… #IEAsolation! The IEA’s thinkers, economists and spokespeople are isolated along with the rest of the country, but that hasn’t … Continue reading “#IEAsolation episode 1: The mad rules waived because of the coronavirus!”

As humans have spread across the world, so have infectious diseases. Even in this modern era, outbreaks are nearly constant, though … Continue reading “What the history of pandemics can tell us about COVID-19”