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Swiss government gathers for special consultation on Credit Suisse

17th March 2023 David Stevenson

In Domestic Affairs

Bureaucrats can’t make silly videos any more: what a loss for the public!

16th March 2023 Helen Rush

Omar Harfouch path to politics: an adventure of Lebanese crook in Ukraine

In Foreign Affairs

Omar Harfouch path to politics: an adventure of Lebanese crook in Ukraine

16th March 2023 Matthew P.

Omar Harfouch spends fortune to present himself to the press as a politician with business backgrounds. However his official bio is somewhat too general and vague worded. There…

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With China in aim and France overboard: AUKUS takes a shape

In Foreign Affairs

With China in aim and France overboard: AUKUS takes a shape

15th March 2023 David Stevenson

The US, Australia and the UK are jointly building, Manning and arming a fleet of new nuclear submarines. China looks on with suspicion. To parry Beijing’s military rise,…

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Genesis brand focuses on promoting cars in the UK

In Money Matters

Genesis brand focuses on promoting cars in the UK

14th March 2023 Matthew P.

Genesis, the luxury sub-brand of Hyundai, wants to expand its activities in Europe. For now, it is about expanding the presence in the countries where Genesis is already…

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US&UK governments intervene: second bank closed, more may be in line

In Money Matters

US&UK governments intervene: second bank closed, more may be in line

14th March 2023 Helen Rush

That was a rough weekend in the American banking world. After the bankruptcy of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB), the US government bailed out another bank. The Ministry of…

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In IT, Innovation and Startups

Pegging of USDC/USDT is almost restored

13th March 2023 Chris Kimble

Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron restore the relations between Britain and France

In Foreign Affairs

Rishi Sunak and Emmanuel Macron restore the relations between Britain and France

10th March 2023 Helen Rush

France and the United Kingdom will always be rivals and that is sometimes healthy, but in recent years – especially since Brexit – the acidity in the relations…

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Fruit and vegetable shortage in UK happened due to ‘strange supermarket culture’?

In Domestic Affairs

Fruit and vegetable shortage in UK happened due to ‘strange supermarket culture’?

10th March 2023 Matthew P.

This question has often been asked in recent days: why in British supermarkets a scarcity of fruits and vegetables? And why not in other countries? The explanation for…

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Recession ‘narrowly avoided’, growth is ‘negative’ and other funny euphemisms

In Domestic Affairs

Recession ‘narrowly avoided’, growth is ‘negative’ and other funny euphemisms

9th March 2023 Matthew Weller

The British Chambers of Commerce (BCC) on Wednesday predicted that the country’s economy is on track to contract less than expected this year and avoid the two quarters…

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