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In Domestic Affairs

Rising key rate gave helping hand to weakened pound

31st January 2022 Charles Sizemore

In Money Matters

International tensions keep pushing oil price higher

29th January 2022 Chris Kimble

After all, Boris Johnson is the most British PM ever, and here is why

In Domestic Affairs

After all, Boris Johnson is the most British PM ever, and here is why

27th January 2022 Matthew P.

‘Boris Johnson gave stray dogs priority in evacuation over Afghan refugees’. Prime Minister Boris Johnson may have given an animal activist and his stray animals priority over Afghans…

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Petr Brazhnikov and his Brazhnikov&Partners Ltd

In Domestic Affairs

Petr Brazhnikov and his Brazhnikov&Partners Ltd

27th January 2022 Chris Kimble

The life is multifaceted and complicated. Everybody gets a choice of a right way and a chance to show their merit. But there aren’t many people ready to…

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Ireland is re-examining the strict handling of COVID pandemic

In Foreign Affairs

Ireland is re-examining the strict handling of COVID pandemic

26th January 2022 Matthew P.

A Swedish epidemiologist who has criticized severe lockdowns has been appointed a member of a group set up to assess Ireland’s handling of the pandemic. Dr Johan Giesecke,…

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Timur Kulibayev deemed incompatible with Kazakhstan’s new agenda

In Foreign Affairs

Timur Kulibayev deemed incompatible with Kazakhstan’s new agenda

26th January 2022 Matthew P.

Remnants of the Nazarbayev era unite to slip into the wagon of the new Kazakhstan. For some time all the affected parties forgot the feud and began the…

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In IT, Innovation and Startups

Starship robotic delivery company secured 50 million from EIB

26th January 2022 Helen Rush

The government paid Facebook to deprive people of privacy in a name of ‘child protection’

In IT, Innovation and Startups

The government paid Facebook to deprive people of privacy in a name of ‘child protection’

24th January 2022 Charles Sizemore

Facebook has been paid 639,000 euros for a campaign against Facebook’s plans to provide Facebook and Instagram Messenger with end-to-end encryption as standard. This is evident from information…

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This week’s decisive events announced

In Money Matters

This week’s decisive events announced

24th January 2022 Matthew P.

This week, the figures season will continue to kick off at home while the Federal Reserve comes up with a new interest rate decision and the macro agenda…

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Roman Abramovich lust for passports may face obstacles in Portugal

In Foreign Affairs

Roman Abramovich lust for passports may face obstacles in Portugal

22nd January 2022 Matthew P.

The Jewish-Russian aspiring Briton Roman Abramovich was already the richest Israeli since 2018, and has also been the richest Portuguese since last year. But the passport of the…

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