Economy

Under the Radar Convictions spotlight the 'exploitation and misery' at the heart of the 'glamorous' industry

By Martina Nacach Cowan Ros Published 25 July 25

Under The Radar Spud shortages are pointing to a wider crisis in the nation's finances

By Chas Newkey-Burden, The Week UK Published 24 July 25

Pros and Cons Raising revenue and tackling inequality vs. the risk of capital flight and reduced competitiveness

By The Week UK Published 15 July 25

The Explainer Political tensions, mega ships and global warming offer new challenges – and opportunities

By The Week UK Published 14 July 25

Today's Big Question It could be an attempt to sidestep the impact of Trump's tariffs

By Joel Mathis, The Week US Published 7 July 25

Talking Point AI, higher employment costs, improved workers' rights and older staff sticking around for longer mean entry-level jobs are drying up

By The Week UK Published 4 July 25

Under the Radar Luxury homes in the city can range from $7 million to above $20 million

By Justin Klawans, The Week US Published 1 July 25

The Explainer Imports from China are the most heavily affected

By Justin Klawans, The Week US Published 20 June 25

Today's Big Question Chancellor is reportedly considering reversing controversial 40% inheritance tax on global assets of non-doms, after allegations of 'exodus' of rich people

By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published 18 June 25

The Explainer EU remains largest importer of Russian fossil fuels despite sanctions aimed at crippling Kremlin's war effort

By The Week UK Published 2 June 25

The Explainer Keir Starmer seeks access to bloc's new rearmament fund, while British scientists reap £500 million in EU research grants

By Harriet Marsden, The Week UK Published 19 May 25

In Depth Keir Starmer's calm handling of Donald Trump paid off, but deal remains more of a 'damage limitation exercise' than 'an unbridled triumph'

By The Week UK Published 17 May 25