Trust is on the decline, and we need to rebuild it. That's a commonly heard suggestion for making a better world ... but, says philosopher Onora O'Neill, we don't really understand what we're suggesting. She flips the question, showing...

Liz Truss has announced her resignation, with the Conservative party saying they'll be selecting a new leader, and therefore prime minister. For many, it's the last straw after 12 years of Tory rule. For others, they simply don't...

Market research is the process for understanding the customers’ responses to a new service or product, by working directly with potential customers.





Market research allows a company to discover who its ideal customers...

The suspenseful 1948 presidential election exposed the consequences of flawed polls, as Truman's astonishing victory upended expectations and forever changed how pollsters make predictions.

Polling is a notoriously difficult thing to get right. People regularly try and fail to predict how the electorate will vote and what it will mean for the elections. However in this video we give it out best shot, teaming up with...

With May set to leave resign from her position today, we look back on what her government actually achieved. We discuss how she got the role, the progress she made on Brexit and what she actually did besides Brexit.

Jonathan Freedland will be speaking at the IQ2 event "South America will be the 21st century's superpower" Jonathan Freedland - IQ2 highlights.mp4

The FT's political columnist Janan Ganesh and editor Lionel Barber discuss a campaign that turned out to be something quite different from what people expected.

UK braces for critical election called to break Brexit deadlock

France woke on Thursday to a nationwide strike by transport workers, teachers and other professionals in a showdown between unions and President Emmanuel Macron over his planned pension...

France woke on Thursday to a nationwide strike by transport workers, teachers and other professionals in a showdown between unions and President Emmanuel Macron over his planned pension...

An estimated 180,000 people were demonstrating at midday Thursday against President Emmanuel Macron's pension reforms in 30 French cities, authorities said, with more rallies...

An enormous strike scheduled in France tomorrow is set to bring the country to a near standstill with cancellations of up to 90% of train journeys and 20% of flights.



France's rail operator SNCF has...

Germany's Social Democrats elect new leaders, putting at risk Angela Merkel's coalition government.

Oil prices have been on a roller coaster ride dropping almost five percent on Thursday and back up as much as two percent on Friday.



That followed assurances from Saudi Arabia that OPEC and non-OPEC countries are...

Europe’s stock markets finished Thursday’s trading session slightly ahead – with Paris the standout.



The CAC40 index of top shares rose 1.48 percent, its biggest one-day gain in a month with banks BNP Paribas and...

'I think anybody who forecasts this referendum now, at least with any degree of certainty, is a bit of a fool,' says U.K. pollster John Curtice

People in France are set to vote in snap parliamentary elections described as a major gamble by President Macron.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre has released a 15-minute video blaming the prime minister and his policies for Canada’s housing crisis. The video has garnered more than a million views since its weekend release, as a new poll...

It is two months into Israel's war on Gaza and the military onslaught against Palestinians persists unabated.

Schools, theatres, hospitals and other public buildings in Britain have been closed over concerns they're crumbling and unsafe. Combined with the soaring cost of living and unreliable services, it's posing a severe political challenge...

The U.K. government has ordered more than 100 schools to close because of crumbling concrete, and more public buildings could be at risk. As CBC’s Margaret Evans explains, the debacle has come to be the metaphor of the moment,...

On a night when the biggest music stars shone brightly, Beyoncé became the Grammy Awards most decorated artist collecting her 32nd gong but it was British heartthrob Harry Styles who walked away with Best Album of the Year.

Kenya heads to the polls in two weeks. But one of the contenders is refusing to debate on live TV.