Tea, Empathy & Invoices: How UK Charities Became the World’s Offshore Morality Refinery
If you squint at a map of the United Kingdom long enough, the country starts to resemble a Victorian teapot: ornate, slightly cracked, and forever pouring something out for someone else. That “something” today is roughly £10 billion a year, funnelled through 168,000 registered charities—enough NGOs per square mile to make Davos feel under-populated. From…