Adam Tyndall Articles

In October 2011, I took part in a university debate in support of the motion 'This house has no confidence in Her Majesty's government'. The speakers ranged from cabinet ministers to lowly students. Our opponents were united. Labour caused the crash and piled up the...

If we're not sending troops or giving aid, we sometimes find it hard to think about bilateral foreign policy. So how about this for a game: which domestic policy issue represents each country? This is not a question of which domestic policy issue is most salient in...

In 1938 Neville Chamberlain spoke of the conflict in central Europe as being in ‘a faraway country between people of whom we know nothing.’ In Influencing Tomorrow, Douglas Alexander and Ian Kearns show just how far foreign policy has come in the last 75 years. Never...

This is not a book about China. As Liam Byrne admits in his conclusion, ‘it’s actually a book about Britain written by a politician who has spent most of his career in business.’ The central  argument is that ‘in Britain we should … decide to act ahead of the game,...