Trust in the time of COVID-19
The fight against COVID-19 is all consuming, but opportunities are clear for those with thoughtful and agile Government Relations strategies
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Category: Journal
Write more; Zoom less
Doing public affairs under lockdown shouldn’t mean going back to the ‘90s, but it doesn’t mean video meetings all day either.
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Fashions Fade, Clothing Waste is Eternal
Innovation and new business models that move away from disposable fashion and towards a sustainable and closed loop economy are key objectives of the Circular Economy Action Plan.
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Brexit: The EU has set out its position. What happens now?
The 27 EU Member States formally authorised the European Commission to open negotiations with the UK about the future EU-UK relationship. Their opening negotiating position is slightly tougher than the European Commission originally suggested.
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Social Media in Asia: Everything in Moderation
Sacha Baron Cohen’s scathing speech against Facebook’s political advertising was to many the final word on the social media and data giant’s position and the need for intervention.
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A Case for Unifying E-Payment Platforms Across the Transport Sector in Singapore
Over the past two years there have been considerable advancements in Singapore’s push to create an inter-operable e-payment infrastructure. However, the Transport Sector is proving slower on the uptake with fragmented payment options for commuters.
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For a New Kind of Public-Private Multilateralism
Until recently, the world’s response to our greatest challenges relied on the leadership of a few, the concord of the rest, a lot of public money and a heavy dose of compromise. With multilateralism eroding, world leaders may need to look for support outside of their cordoned-off, heavily guarded tents.
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We need to talk about….the European Elections
Don’t fret about a fragmented parliament. Centrist politicians will be forced to work together, and national governments will still have the real power in the EU anyway.
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Who is ready for collective redress?
For the European Commission, there was a silver lining to the recent Dieselgate and Ryanair controversies: they served as a perfect opportunity to table a legislative proposal on collective consumer redress. But not everyone was thrilled.
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