Radical reform of UK civil service is very unlikely

The prime minister’s chief advisor wants radical civil service reform, but there are too many obstacles

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Europe will resist US 5G pressure

European governments will be deciding on allowing Chinese equipment suppliers in their 5G networks in coming months

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Japan’s Cabinet has approved a fiscal stimulus package to counter the country's long-term economic slowdown

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Business conditions and the political context facing US media today pose challenges

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With the US presidential elections this year, attention on the security of electoral systems is growing

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A free trade agreement will mean firms have to make adjustments that will be costly and involve a lot of paper work

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Adverse weather and a new rise in export taxes look set to undermine agricultural output and investment

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Tougher restrictions on sulphur in fuel may double costs for some ships and step up scrapping of older vessels

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The EU's shift towards a more interventionist trade policy risks alienating some of its partners

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Budgetary divisions between member states threaten to limit the potential for future EU defence integration

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