Matthew Baldwin served as a decorated Tank Commander for 19 years, leading high-stakes operations in Iraq, Kosovo and Afghanistan. As a seasoned military professional, he experienced both the triumphs and tragedies of frontline service. In this exclusive interview with The London Economic, Baldwin reveals the highlights and lowlights of his...
As a frontline surgeon in the early years of the Syrian conflict, Dr Thaier Alhusain is no stranger to conflict. Operating in makeshift hospitals under bombardment, treating patients with minimal resources, and making heartbreaking decisions in the face of mass casualties, his experience and perspective on medicine was shaped in...
Actress Dolores Reynals calls the world her home, and while it can be difficult to live the life of a modern-day nomad, she wouldn’t have it any other way. To mark the release of her memoir, The Smallest Wave, we caught up with Dolores to find out more about her...
Formerly a distinguished paediatrician at St Thomas’ Hospital in London, Colin Stern has reinvented himself in his retirement as a prolific author of genre-spanning prose and poetry. We spoke to him to find out more.
Bestselling speculative fiction icon Ben Counter’s new book, Skane, delivers the same trademark combination of dark themes and intense action but in an unexpected fusion of genres: thriller and poetry.
With a background in mathematics, academic-turned-businessman Tony Lewis is nothing less than the Einstein of marketing. His new book, Brand Momentum, reveals a powerful new metric — one that not only measures a brand’s success but also crucially its future potential health.
Former Royal Marine Ricardo Chin joined the military in an attempt to expel the anger, frustration and inner turmoil inside, and find true meaning to his life. It didn’t work. Here, the author of spiritual memoir A Few Words from an Absolute Nobody explains why.
Any company can become toxic, says workplace culture expert and bestselling author Colin D. Ellis, with disastrous consequences for the business and employees alike. It’s therefore vital to take immediate action to fix toxicity, and his new book Detox Your Culture shows you how.
Respected as one of the world’s greatest living authorities on the Soviet Union and the Cold War, Professor Jonathan Haslam is readying to release Hubris, a detailed account of the origins of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Here, we profile the international relations academic, who says the conflict is only happening...