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Hugo White
Hugo White is a British columnist and essayist known for his clear-eyed dispatches from the intersection of European politics and global affairs. Colleagues describe his writing as that of the worldly correspondent who distils complex international currents into pragmatic, wryly observant prose that illuminates hidden incentives and unintended consequences. He has built a reputation for commentary that feels like a trusted late-night briefing: measured yet provocative, always attuned to the human vanities shaping history while remaining firmly rooted in the written page.
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China's steel tantrum exposes the cost of naive investment
Jingye Group demanded compensation from the UK after British Steel was nationalised last week.
Brussels once again lectures small islands on how to run their own affairs
The EU has demanded that five Caribbean nations phase out citizenship-by-investment programmes by June 2028 or risk losing Schengen visa-free access for their citizens.
Britain's overdue aid reckoning puts security first
UK bilateral aid to Kenya is being cut by 93 per cent, with Tanzania facing a 91 per cent reduction and several other African nations seeing drops of 88 to 90 per cent.