A week in America | 13 August 2021
12/08/2021
This week Martin Liptrot discusses the U.S. $1trillion Infrastructure Bill and how the politicians might have a chance to make inner cities rival the suburbs as the place to be.
This week Martin Liptrot discusses the U.S. $1trillion Infrastructure Bill and how the politicians might have a chance to make inner cities rival the suburbs as the place to be.
This week, Martin discusses the fallout for Simone Biles’ decision to quit the U.S. Gymnatics team.
Martin Liptrot takes a look at the US embargo of Cuba and its impact it has had on the Caribbean island during COVID.
Martin Liptrot looks at the G20 meeting discussing the corporate reform tax and its potential impact on multinational companies.
In a very busy week in the word of European football, we hear Martin Liptrot’s take from across the pond in the build up to the Italy vs England Euro 2020 Final.
Following weeks of politicians looking to shape not just the future for our children but the children of the future, Martin Liptrot looks into the idea of children being so key in the futures of the UK and USA’s development.
After President Biden signed into law the latest U.S. federal holiday, Juneteenth, Martin Liptrot looks at the U.S. perspective of UNESCO and explores in POTUS’ words why “great nations don’t ignore their most painful moments, they embrace them.”
This week in America, Martin Liptrot discusses extreme weather season and climate change in the USA.
In this weeks blog straight from the Sunshine State, Martin Liptrot tells us all about the upcoming visit to the UK from Joe Biden and the G7 Summit.
This week in America, Martin Liptrot discusses activist investors, Engine No. 1, and its achievevemnt of getting its candidates on the baord of EXXONMobil’.
In the latest roundup from the U.S. Martin Liptrot discusses the increasingly ugly divorce of Bill & Melinda Gates, Prince Harry’s latest media commitments and an imaginative way to overcome America’s disdain for COVID vaccinations.
In the latest blog from the U.S., Martin Liptrot looks at the issues facing the hospitality industry as they begin to face the prospect of reopening.