London School of Economics
Coverage of London School of Economics in the Nexus archive.
- Labour has harmed universities as much as Trump, London School of Economics head says
LSE vice-chancellor Larry Kramer states that Labour has harmed universities through policies including a domestic student fees freeze, international student limits, and increased employers’ national insurance. Kramer compares the impact of these policies to the effects attributed to Trump.
- Make Ed Miliband chancellor, ex-chief Treasury adviser tells Andy Burnham
Nicholas Stern, a former chief economic adviser to the Treasury, urged Andy Burnham to appoint Ed Miliband as chancellor, citing his bold vision and experience to revive the economy. Stern emphasized Miliband's strategic capability to accelerate investment and rebuild public trust in governance.
- White-collar baby boomers are facing a dilemma: Embrace AI or retire early
White-collar baby boomers and Gen Xers face pressure to adapt to AI advancements or consider early retirement. Keith Hayden, a 53-year-old software engineer, exemplifies this struggle, learning AI tools like Claude to remain competitive. Surveys show older workers lag in AI adoption compared to younger peers, but their experience may offer advantages as AI reshapes job requirements.
- War in the Middle East: US-Iran talks make headway
The article discusses progress in US-Iran negotiations amid Middle East tensions, featuring insights from Anahita Motazed Rad, an Associate Fellow at the London School of Economics.