Three new future podcasts available shortly .... Episode 1: The Collapse of Current-World Order Topics: Why the global system built after WWII is weakening The declining authority of the United Nations The rise of superpower unilateralism Corporate power vs democratic power Cliffhanger ending: If the
It has been an exceptionally busy and energising January. Mark Carney delivered a powerful address at Davos on January 22nd. His assessment of the fractured state of global politics was clear, precise, and decisive. His central message — that middle and smaller countries
I've joined the Greens in January 2026 (first time in politics) and got completely ‘knocked over’ with Zack’s speech in Bradford. Desperate to get up to speed in political affairs ASAP, I've done some digging. Check out these sites I found. https://donation.watch/en/unitedkingdom/2025-2029/donors https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oDky-Fs1tCo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CIUrrXbBsy4
Since the end of the Second World War, just two parties have dominated British politics: Labour and the Conservatives. For over 70 years they have maintained a vice-like grip on power, talent, and influence — swapping roles between the governing party or the government-in-waiting, enjoying
And lately, you’ve completely lost the plot. The era of unchallenged American dominance is ending, whether you like it or not. So show some pride and dignity while you still can and hand over the superpower baton gracefully. The world is changing, and new champions
SUMMARY As we approach the May 2026 local elections, it is worth acknowledging something that many people across the UK feel instinctively: British politics is no longer fit for the age in which we now live. The Labour and Conservative parties were both
Empowering young people to participate in politics and environmental activism through education and leadership opportunities is a key role to promote. For example, a section of this blog could be devoted to the creation and publication of news and events publicising their actual work and
Facilitating discussions that explore eco-friendly business practices and local economic resilience is critical. To support this activity, Ilkley Greens propose to promote all community hubs activities that fully on focus on local interests and concerns. Hubs will become a key source of local information, providing
Focused on building an active, prosperous and thriving community Hard working people creating open channels for residents to share ideas and receive feedback on policies affecting Ilkley's future well-being. Trust can only be built locally, and every individual person in the Ilkley ward must
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