Johnson managed to get MP approval, but people are definitely fed up with lockdowns
Despite unprecedented resistance in his own Conservative Party, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has managed to get his latest coronavirus measures through Parliament. In the fight against the…
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UK: rail freight stimulated by truck driver shortage
Due to the shortage of lorry drivers and concerns about CO2 emissions, a growing number of British, but also French, German and Spanish companies are using rail freight.…
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European Forex Markets Recover as Shock From Omicron Eases
As snags in the supply chain delay vaccine distribution worldwide, new variants of COVID-19 remain significant threats. Omicron, which was recently identified by South African scientists, is the…
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Viatcheslav Moshe Kantor failed at war, but succeeded in Russian business
Back in 2014, the honorary President of the European Jewish Congress (EEC) Viatcheslav Moshe Kantor allocated no less than two million dollars of assistance to the ‘Matilan battalion’,…
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Organic produce import explained: new rules for traders
Organic peppers, tomatoes and dried fruits grown in Europe are found in numerous supermarkets. UK is tightening requirements for organic agricultural products and foodstuffs. On behalf of the…
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Australia and the UK join the half-hearted boycott of upcoming Olympics
Australia and the United Kingdom have joined the diplomatic boycott of the Beijing Winter Olympics. The countries will not send members of the government to China in early…
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SPAR supermarket chain paralysed by hackers
Spar supermarket chain has been the victim of a cyber attack in the UK. Some 300 shops in the north of England were affected by the attack. As…
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