Washington Post Review of ‘Avoiding the Coming Anarchy'

Washington Post Review of ‘Avoiding the Coming Anarchy

Washington Post Review of ‘Avoiding the Coming Anarchy'

Does President Trump really have all the cards?

How Keir Starmer forgot the outside world

Why the Common Ground is more important now than Left or Right

Pathway to UK net-zero: a gargantuan task

David Howell - July 10th energy piece in House Magazine- The gigantic net zero task -possible but vastly expensive

UK investment: the key to Starmer’s ambitions

The State: ever bigger, ever weaker

SMRs. Why so long? Why so slow?

How not to go nuclear: Hinckley & Sizewell

The Sizewell Error
Looking for ways of wasting public funds?

Disruption, disorder and progress

The need for roots, balance and a new Enlightenment

The need for roots, balance — and a new Enlightenment

Why Net Zero is a commendable national aim, but contributes little to curbing climate violence

Why the Commonwealth is back

Democratic capitalism: a Tory rescue plan

Who will pay for the great energy transition?

The face of the future: the Commonwealth

Coronation & Commonwealth

Sizewell: In nuclear power, small is beautiful

Putin’s conjuring trick: Russia, Britain and the Commonwealth

Daily Telegraph- Kishida's visit to London signals a golden era of cooperation between Britain and Japan_13.01.23-Lord Howell & & Jonathan Mclory

U.K.-Japan relations grow stronger amid these trying times_ Japan Times_ 29.12.22

DH comments on yet another half-informed and unbalanced column in today’s FT. This distorted picture, persistently repeated by FT columnists and poorly challenged by a not-very-articulate Government, is doing serious harm to sensible debate and policy formation.

Behind all the Strikes

Nuclear weapons, China and Ukraine

Lord Howell reviews 'Confidence Man: The Making of Donald Trump and the Breaking of America'

Is this the end of Trump and Trumpism?

Updating the Integrated Review of UK Foreign and Defence Policy;
Lord Howell of Guildford’s published submission to the Foreign Affairs Cttee Review, 14.11.22

Lord Howell of Guildford’s published submission to the Foreign Affairs Cttee Review, 14 November 2022

The dilemmas and delusions of Britain's political and economic predicaments

Thatcher’s energy plan was derailed – now we are paying a gigantic price

The fate of the Commonwealth after Queen Elizabeth’s death

Why the Ukraine outcome is central to all our futures

Tax cuts alone won’t stop civil protest over rising energy bills

The-neo-non-aligned-nations: are they our friends in need?

An economic lesson from Japan

Response to Sunday Times article claiming to ‘explain’ high energy bills 31.07.22

Escaping a confusing global energy maze

Escaping a confusing global energy maze

Putin’s brutal war has left almost no nation or corner of humanity untouched

A global inflation problem like no other — and what can be done about it

Weighing the cost of short-term expedients against long-term necessities

Weighing the cost of short-term expedients against long-term necessities

Weighing the cost of short-term expedients against long-term necessities

Weighing the cost of short-term expedients against long-term necessities

Financial Times – Comment – 07.04.22

Amid global energy chaos, uncertainties grow

A brief history of the energy crisis: chaos, trial and much error

The solution to the Ukraine crisis lies in Asia

As tensions over the Ukraine worsen, is the West on the wrong track?

As tensions over the Ukraine worsen, is the West on the wrong track?

As tensions over the Ukraine worsen, is the West on the wrong track?

As tensions over the Ukraine worsen, is the West on the wrong track?

China vs. The British Commonwealth

War with Ukraine will not benefit Russia one iota- whatever the outcome

Fixing Europe’s migrant predicament requires a new approach

The submarine row that is sinking diplomatic relations

Now will both London and Washington listen?

A nuclear crisis foreseen and predicted

The Changing battlefield and winning future conflicts

Asked to name which leading figures in politics and the media have grasped the new age reality, see my answers -link below

An inconvenient Truth: fossil fuels are not going

Comment on Article by Matthew Syed

Comment on article by Dominic LawsonLawson

Comment as FT writers grapple with Joe Biden & America's real - & fast shifting - mood:

Clean Energy: Oil and Carbon at Loggerheads

Time to box clever with China

The Commonwealth Meets Tomorrow

'Scottish Nation's Place in the world'

New Zealand: Weak Link or Clever Player?

New Zealand: A weak link or Clever player?

Has New Zealand fallen under Chinese influebce?

Smaller armies and better defenses in a new worl

Scotland and England - a better union - an Essay in Realism

Time for realism in the climate battle

It's time to replace the outmoded G7

How could the storming of the U.S
Capitol have even occurred?

The new anarchy is digital — and we could see it coming 20 years ago’

What sovereignty means today

Going the last mile — Brexit myths and truths

Overcoming the gulf states' oil curse

Overcoming the Curse of Oil

But is it democracy - A new language of politics for a new generation

Updating Democracy’

A miserable 21st century-Poor America

Poor America

Nine wrong ideas threatening the Modern World

Why Five Eyes should now become six

The Tribe that Lost its Head

Is the world going softer or just wiser

Back to too much oil

Are the Keynesians back

Public Health and Political Dogma

Brexit-The Endgame Approaches

In search of level playing fields

Genuine fears and false alarms in Britain