The Levelling - Act of Union
20/10/2024
There is a theory abroad that the British Empire was so vast and dominant, simply because a large country (England) was attached to a brilliant small country (Scotland).
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20/10/2024
There is a theory abroad that the British Empire was so vast and dominant, simply because a large country (England) was attached to a brilliant small country (Scotland).
14/10/2024
Martin Wolf's latest Financial Times article offers valuable insights on making EU industrial policy more effective. This aligns with Ursula von der Leyen der Leyen's vision for her second mandate, particularly her focus on simplification and competitiveness.
01/10/2024
Discover our in-depth analysis of these dynamics shaping the current political landscape.
30/09/2024
I have somehow abandoned you for a month... not that I have been lingering, but after being drenched for 5 hours overlooking the Seine river, at the Trocadéro seats of the opening ceremony of the Paris Olympics, I reckon I needed some time to recover.
15/07/2024
My travels this month have taken me to Amsterdam, Cannes, Paris, Brussels, and Rome. While times are still troubled - it is after all the year of the 1001 elections - the dream of protectionism is coming true.
01/07/2024
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01/07/2024
As part of our cultural diplomacy efforts, Darwin Associates leverages its extensive network in the arts and cultural sectors to foster cross-cultural understanding and collaboration. We promote cultural initiatives that enhance our clients' global presence and reputation by engaging with creative leaders.
05/06/2024
My travels this month have taken me to Dubai, Brussels, Madrid, and Paris. I was struck, like all of you, by the violent clashes on the rise in universities and capitals all over the world.
25/04/2024
Dear Readers, My journey this month followed the Oracle trail from Madrid to NY, went on to Washington DC and ended at the Delphi Forum, where telluric forces finally cast the dice of geopolitics. Not to forget a glance at UK politics thanks to a great talk with Tony Barber and Lord Hill (not to be confused with my ex-husband).
04/04/2024
Dear readers of FWIW, my journey is this time more algorithmic than physical. AI is making my travel binary while I wait for quantum to beam me up the Star Trek way. To start with, let’s remember that since the dawn of times the real driver of innovation in technology has been the desire to influence the outcome of wars and to advance in the art of conquering. In the nearest past, the origin of the Internet, e-mail, drones... was each time a resolve to improve the art of WAR. Now, AI is no different.
04/04/2024
This month, we had the pleasure of speaking with one of our insightful readers who perfectly captured the essence of our newsletter in just a few words: "It's quite enlightening, it's quite efficient, it's quite entertaining."