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It’s still one of the most important decisions facing the country. What’s for lunch?   And while the UK’s future relationships with the EU and the wider world remain uncertain, there’s a growing public desire for a modern food system, one that’s more sustainable, delicious and fair. How might that system look in a post-Brexit future? 

Britain: a country where we no longer feel in control of our lives. Where institutions wielding power over us are increasingly seen as unethical. Where we’re influenced by events, rather than influencing events. If Edelman’s annual Trust Barometer tells us one thing this year, it’s that we are indeed a country suffering a crisis of confidence. 

Statistics have a habit of sharpening the mind. While there has been much discussion in recent years on the crisis in capitalism, the frustration with the status quo and fear of an ever-more divided society, it can be hard to find the cold, hard data to point to. 

Richard Edelman reflects on past and present times in American society.

At Edelman, we work closely with key political, economic and business stakeholders from across the country to help Armenia continue to thrive post-revolution and re-engage the diaspora along with the rest of the world, as part of our work with the IDeA Foundation.

It is evident that trade and tariffs are the new political football for communicators.

How will this impact investor sentiment and perceptions of corporate governance?

Japanese trust is divided in a number of ways.

Richard Edelman highlights his recent visit to the MIT Media Lab.

The imminent arrival of ‘Storm Barney’ last November was accompanied by a warning from the Environment Agency (EA) urging people to avoid taking extreme selfies – particularly around coastal paths and promenades!