Earlier this week with friends in Venice for the end of Carnevale. Thousands of people milling around St Mark’s Square watching… Read More →

There are a number of dilemmas we face as negotiators. In part 1, we firstly look at whether we should… Read More →

I have been an interested (though fortunately not involved) bystander watching the protracted negotiations between Southern Rail, the train operating company… Read More →

It was in 1996 that Deep Blue, an IBM chess computer first beat the best human chess player, Garry Kasparov, becoming… Read More →

It has been an interesting few weeks for Theresa May. A bit of a Chinese curse that, to always live in… Read More →

There has been much talk over the last few weeks about what might happen if, at the end of 2 years… Read More →