Digital ID

An agenda for states to strengthen AI sovereignty through strategic positioning, deliberate interdependence and effective technology governance.

The UK needs a new reform agenda – one that harnesses AI technologies to deliver public services that are personalised, preventative and always on.

In a rapidly evolving geopolitical landscape, leaders must adapt early to new realities, build alliances, and shape frameworks around AI, climate and trade.

Ahead of the 2025 Budget, a call for a growth‑focused partnership between government and business, combining targeted investment, fiscal discipline and reforms.

The EU’s Digital ID framework has the potential to redefine digital-ID models worldwide, transforming how societies participate in the digital economy.

A secure digital-ID system can serve as the cornerstone of a modern, tech-enabled state that delivers personalised, data-driven public services.

The Labour government can build a new voter coalition by applying a disruptive‑delivery model to economic growth, public-service delivery and immigration.

Britons broadly back digital ID as a tool to cut bureaucracy, boost public-service delivery and build a more effective state, TBI research shows.

A total reimagining of the NHS App is essential to modernising health care in the UK, creating a proactive, patient-centred service.

Governments must adopt a tech-led strategy to combat trafficking networks and protect victims: scaling digital tools, sharing data and aligning across agencies.

African countries need to harness modern technologies to implement climate-resilient farming and future-proof their food systems.

An analysis of the Spending Review, explaining how tough fiscal constraints shaped budget choices and priorities for growth and public services.