The Bezpalko Saga: yet another criminal case, this time in Ukraine
If one talks the Ukrainian pharma industry, Mykola and Ludmyla Bezpalko need no introduction. They have been at the helm of Borshchahivskiy Chemical-Pharmaceutical Plant for more than two…
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UK workforce lost 53,000 lorry drivers since 2016, and population dynamics is mostly to blame
The number of lorry drivers in the UK has fallen by 53,000 in the last four years. Official figures show the decline was greatest among middle-aged lorry drivers.…
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PM Johnson reiterates his 2019 green energy theses, adds more details
Prime Minister Boris Johnson unveiled his plans for a ‘green revolution’ on Tuesday. He aims for zero emissions by 2050. Two weeks before the COP26 climate conference in…
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More than 200 migrants on boats rescued on their way to UK
On Sunday and Monday, 213 migrants were saved who wanted to cross the channel by boat to the UK. That’s what the French Maritime Prefecture reported. The migrants…
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Butchers needed: UK urgently needs 800 more foreign workers at slaughterhouses
The UK Government has given the green light to 800 foreign butchers to work on seasonal visas in the UK. Rob Mutimer, the president of the National Pig…
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Why Glasgow meeting on climate change is difficult and the results are questionable
Approximately 25,000 people are expected to travel to Glasgow this month for the Annual Meeting of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC). This will be…
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Car sales in Europe fell 23 percent: shortage of chips, not the low demand is to blame
The number of new cars sold in the European Union fell by more than 23 percent in September compared to the same month in 2020. It came to…
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