This month's survey sought to find out which party’s brand was more ‘elite-coded’, and whether the nascent ‘Ossoffism’ has a future in US politics over the next few years.

New survey research using TV ads reveals that falling attention spans among younger generations are reshaping what messages cut through, and why weird, disruptive content now outperforms serious, slow...

Analysis shows that the world is moving closer to China, as Trump’s isolationism rears its head at the United Nations

We are delighted to announce the release of our latest white paper, Britain's Digital Future: Why digital sovereignty could become
the next major political divide.

Ahead of the Autumn Budget on Wednesday, the public is in a very bleak mood about the state of the economy and many expect things to get even worse.

Climate change and Net Zero could be headed down the same path as overseas aid unless policymakers and advocates act quickly.

After bubbling away in policy circles since the AV referendum in 2011, the debate over electoral reform is likely to burst back into the mainstream in the coming years. There are a few major factors d...

We are delighted to announce the release of our latest white paper, Foundations at Risk: Why support for philanthropic ventures like overseas aid and climate action is crumbling across the West – and ...