Andrew Stuttaford

A couple of days ago, I wrote about the importance of the incoming Trump administration resuming the impressive deregulatory effort seen in the

Germany’s economic woes can be attributed, in one way or another, to the climate policies pursued by Angela Merkel and her successor Olaf Scholz.

I wrote last week about how the Dunkelflaute (“dark lull” or “dark doldrums”), a phenomenon often seen in Northern Europe at this time of year, had

Manhattan still needs to work on encouraging people to return to work there. Ripping off drivers yet more works against that.

If investment ‘opportunities’ showed decent potential, private investors would not need ‘encouraging’ to put money into them.

Censors’ appetite for shutting down free speech is forever growing.

Back in February 2023 Rachel Chiu wrote an article for Capital Matters in which she questioned the Biden administration's opposition to the takeover by JetBlue of Spirit Airlines:

Someone’s been playing games in the Baltic again.

Jaguars — the cars, not the cats — have long had an enviable image: a car for the rich, the cool, and the possibly criminal.

Given the breadth and complexity of his topic, Sean McMeekin’s narrative is vividly told and illuminated by well-chosen detail and should appeal to the general reader.