Canning Insights

Our Associate Fellow Andrew Thompson explains why an appeal in the $7B legal case surrounding the 2015 Fundão dam collapse is taking place in London's courts, and considers what it could imply for future cases.

Castillo inaugurated without cabinet in Peru

Latin America is the most biodiverse region on the planet, but biodiversity has been slashed in recent decades and continues to be lost. This Canning Paper looks at what human action is being taken to protect natural habitats and safeguard ecosystems, alongside exploring areas where action is urgently needed.

Latin America's progress on its energy transition - from fossil fuels to green, renewable sources such as wind and solar power - has been mixed across the region. This new Canning Paper establishes the region's current energy landscape, and examines top transitional trends and upcoming opportunities.

In Canning House's third Forgotten Histories publication, Richard McColl charts the life and legacy of Jack Greenwell - a decorated, journeyman football manager with trophies won in Spain and Peru before his arrival in Bogotá with Independiente Santa Fe - whose storied career has been largely lost to time.

The second of Canning House's Forgotten Histories explores the significance of British business interests to the urban and industrial development of Paraná state, Brazil, and its place in the wider narrative of UK-Brazil relations. Written and submitted by Adam Patterson, Honorary British Consul in Paraná, Brazil.