Kate Andrews
Economics Editor at The Spectator
Columnist, Telegraph Business at The Telegraph
US Deputy Editor, @TheSpectator
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3 days ago |
thespectator.com | Kate Andrews
Elon Musk rarely bites his tongue. Just ask the Treasury Secretary, who the tech billionaire branded a “Soros agent,” or the UK’s Prime Minister, who Musk accused of going soft on grooming gangs in January this year. But it seems the founder of the Department for Government Efficiency (DoGE) has been holding back a rather explosive opinion – one he could never share while he was popping in and out of the Oval Office, working for President Donald Trump.
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3 days ago |
spectator.com.au | Kate Andrews
Elon Musk rarely bites his tongue. Just ask the Treasury Secretary, who the tech billionaire branded a “Soros agent,” or the UK’s Prime Minister, who Musk accused of going soft on grooming gangs in January this year. But it seems the founder of the Department for Government Efficiency (DoGE) has been holding back a rather explosive opinion – one he could never share while he was popping in and out of the Oval Office, working for President Donald Trump.
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3 days ago |
thespectator.com | Kate Andrews
“The so-called ‘nation-builders’ wrecked far more nations than they built,” said Donald Trump on stage in Riyadh at the joint US-Saudi Arabia investment conference in May. “The interventionists were intervening in complex societies that they did not even understand themselves.”Calling time on the neoconservative framework for diplomacy – also known as waging war – was jaw-dropping enough. But President Trump wasn’t done. He wanted to celebrate.
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1 week ago |
estatesgazette.co.uk | Kate Andrews |Anna Durkie
It was recently reported that the Kuwait sovereign wealth fund – the freehold owner of the 28-storey Willis Building, located in Lime Street, EC3 – has initiated High Court proceedings against plans for the nearby development of 50 Fenchurch Street, EC3. The case was issued by the UK real estate investment vehicle of the state of Kuwait against a special purpose vehicle controlled by AXA IM that holds the long leasehold at 50 Fenchurch Street.
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2 weeks ago |
spectator.com.au | Kate Andrews
We got another round of extraordinary scenes coming out of Donald Trump’s Oval Office yesterday. During his meeting with Cyril Ramaphosa, South Africa’s President, Trump asked his staffers to press play on video footage showing what appeared to be violent chants against white farmers. ‘We have thousands of stories talking about it, we have documentaries, we have news stories,’ the US President said over the audio.
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