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Who is Keir Starmer? A Comparative Analysis as the 58th Prime Minister of England and His Influence on British Politics! Read our latest article.

New TIP-IM May - Editorial by Managing Director Alexander De Beir In this article Alexander talks about honesty, a precious human asset, and elections, where honesty matters too. Promises only bind those who believe them. This phrase has been attributed, among others, to the late politician and French President Jacques Chirac. The cynicism inherent in this quip has always deeply troubled him. At ADM, one of our fundamental principles is that we never make a promise unless we are certain we can keep it. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e2myFQ8C

“Negotiating with those on the extreme sides of the political spectrum can significantly impact political parties. These alliances can offer short-term gains but often raise concerns about the long-term effects on democratic values and social cohesion. In European politics, several examples highlight the complexities and risks associated with these negotiations. Parties close to the centre must be especially careful. However, aligning with the far-left may comparatively cause fewer repercussions for centre-left, green and moderate-left parties, given an expectation among their voters for collaboration on shared progressive values. But usually, co-opting the policy agendas of extremist parties and thinking it is a good strategy often has significant long-term implications. Here are some do’s and don’ts to help you with this decision.”

"Our adversaries need to fear us and our allies need to trust us." Watch as Rep Ashley Hinson shares her views on the future of American foreign policy below!

I believe the quality of thought and execution in government falls short of Britain's best businesses. Regardless of political allegiance, it is evident that major political reform is needed to elevate the standard of leadership in the country. Electing the best business minds to run the nation could be a strategic solution to ensure the interests of the people are prioritised over personal agendas. It's time for a change to ensure Britain is governed in the most effective way possible. How can we address this issue for a better future? What ideas have people got for a new system? #Britain #Politics

This conversation needs to happen. Which system do you prefer? 1. Unlimited upside with unlimited downside 2. Limited upside with limited-to-no downside This is a matter of personal responsibility and accountability. Are you responsible for yourself and your outcomes or do you want the government to be? The former is freedom; the latter is tyranny. I choose freedom. https://lnkd.in/eBHJWPM3

Check out this interview I did on American politics and beyond. The program is called the global gambit. https://lnkd.in/erPa8zC9

This article explores the enduring global interest in US politics, highlighting the crucial role it plays in shaping societies and the fascination it evokes worldwide. It delves into the historical significance, international impact, and personal passion for understanding and appreciating US politics: https://qr.ae/pK04XT

Never in the world's history has fascism led to economic prosperity and peace. Democracy is essential for long-term wellness and growth. This is an excellent piece by Catherine Rampell. https://lnkd.in/e-Bb8yiN

Last week, international headlines were dominated by Lawrence Wong taking over as Singapore's fourth Prime Minister. Now that the dust has somewhat settled, we bring you a more in-depth interview with seasoned political analyst Eugene Tan as he dives deep into some of the key issues that the new PM will have to tackle. Check out our link - https://lnkd.in/gXwuQtUh #singapore #indepth #lawrencewong #leehsienloong #PMlee #PMWong #singaporepolitics #uschina