The Capitalist

<p>Britain may have stumbled almost accidentally into one of the best positions in the world to win the AI race. The question is whether it has the wit and will to press on.</p><br><p>Recorded live at the Margaret...

<p>As grocery prices rise and political pressure mounts, radical solutions are back on the table – including state-owned food stores. In this essay, Jimmy Nicholls, writer of Poke the Bear and host of The Right...

<p>The feminist case for capitalism is one of the most powerful arguments nobody seems to be making. Zoe Strimpel has decided to make it anyway.</p><br><p>A columnist for The Telegraph and author of Good Slut: How...

<p>War in Iran. Energy bills set to spike again this summer. Electricity prices that have gone from among the lowest in Europe to among the highest. And a Government that appears to believe the answer is simply to press...

<p>Britain's reputation for decline has taken on a life of its own online. But how much of it is real — and what would it actually take to fix?</p><br><p>Sam Dumitriu, head of policy at Britain Remade, joins CapX editor...

<p>Labour's benefits reforms are now law. Ministers say they will cut poverty. Critics say they will simply transfer money from people who work to people who don't. Both sides are missing the point – because Britain's...

<p>Liberalism is under its greatest threat since the 1930s. The question is whether its defenders have the nerve to admit why – and the ideas to fight back.</p><br><p>Adrian Wooldridge, Bloomberg columnist and author of...

<p>The political map we grew up with is obsolete. What comes next could be far more turbulent than anything we've seen so far. Historian Stephen Davies, author of The Great Realignment, joins CapX editor Marc Sidwell to...

<p>In the winter of 1973, Britain ran on three days a week. Candles lit homes, shops shut early, and a Prime Minister insisted everything was under control — right up until it wasn't. Half a century later, the warnings...

<p>We have been telling ourselves the wrong story about recessions for four centuries. And the consequences of that error are bigger than you might think.</p><br><p>Dr. Tyler Goodspeed, former chair of the White House...

<p>Rachel Reeves delivers her Mais lecture. Zack Polanski addresses the New Economics Foundation. Both correctly identify the wounds – and then reach for policies that will make them worse.</p><br><p>Britain's...

<p>The Conservative Party has a plan to rebuild. But is it radical enough — and does it have the courage to see it through?</p><br><p>James Cowling, founder of Next Gen Tories, joins CapX editor Marc Sidwell to make the...

<p>A Labour backbencher posts a forty-second video blaming Thatcher for Britain's economic woes — and the internet applauds. It's a familiar routine. But what if almost every claim in it is demonstrably, provably...

<p>When war in Iran doubled gas prices overnight, Britain's energy vulnerabilities were suddenly impossible to ignore. But what's the real fix — and who's actually right?</p><br><p>Tim Leunig, former economic adviser to...

<p>Under Zack Polanski, the Greens have quietly abandoned environmentalism in favour of something far more combustible: a coalition of economic grievance, communal tension, and calculated identity politics. And it's...