France’s new president has insisted he is from neither the left nor the right. So what will his infrastructure policy look like, asks Paul Jarvis

If only Theresa May had had some foreknowledge of the election outcome, things would have been quite different. What now for infrastructure under minority rule?

In the first of our new series, it’s the lawyers’ turn to give their views on the PPP market.

The sixth annual Financing UK Infrastructure event was held in London, just a week after Prime Minister Theresa May called a General Election. But as Paul Jarvis found out, people are not waiting on Westminster

The Partnerships Awards headed back to Park Lane, with the Hilton the venue for handing out the prizes to this year’s best in class

At the end of March, delegates from New Zealand arrived in the UK to exchange ideas on infrastructure investment. Paul Jarvis caught up with some of them to find out what’s next in their market

After the false start of the Welsh government’s NPD programme, it has returned with MIM. But what is the new model and can it attract bidders, asks Paul Jarvis

The Five Year Forward View, the Naylor Review, strategic estates partnerships, Project Phoenix. There is no lack of initiatives in the NHS at present, but can they all coalesce into a coherent strategy, asks Paul Jarvis

PPPs often unfairly get the blame when projects are failures. Marina Formoso asks what more can be done to prevent such instances in the future

Saudi Arabia has made some bold claims about its future. But nearly a year into its Vision 2030 plan, Paul Jarvis asks whether it can live up to expectations

The relentless focus on cutting costs in operational PPP contracts around the world is laid bare in our new survey with Service Works Group (SWG) and the Canadian Council of PPPs. Paul Jarvis sifts through the findings

Norway’s new road programme is attracting significant interest from international investors. Dan Colombini reports on how the country has overcome political adversity to deliver an exciting pipeline of deals

‘Smart cities’ is the infrastructure world’s favourite buzz phrase. But away from the rhetoric and science fiction dreams, what are the real opportunities for the infrastructure community, asks Marina Formoso

There remain questions over where responsibilities lie between public and private sectors when planning and investing in infrastructure. Paul Jarvis investigates