Turkish lira bows before Erdogan’s victory
The Turkish lira fell to a record low on Monday after President Tayyip Erdogan’s victory in this weekend’s elections shook investors, while most Latin American currencies rose on…
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Closer ties, but not within EU: Brexit seven years later
Almost seven years after the Brexit referendum, more than half of Britons want closer ties with the European Union again. This is according to a poll of 10,000…
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No investigation for Suella Braverman
Prime minister of the United Kingdom Rishi Sunak does not consider it necessary to launch an investigation into home secretary Suella Braverman. Sunak said this in a letter…
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EU Court of Justice leaves no room for Facebook tricks with documents
Facebook must provide access to all documents requested by the European Commission. This was ruled by the Court of Justice of the European Union following complaints by Facebook…
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Alexander Galkin – the King of Anti-Sanctions Schemes in Europe
As a former “colonel” involved in cash and raiding schemes in the Russian Federation, he rose to the rank of “general” in Latvia and the EU by organizing…
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More and more migrants come to the UK: it’s not always a bad thing
Instead of fewer immigrants, more have actually come to the UK since Brexit. Net migration figures today show that since the take-back control pledge that was crucial to…
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Kemi Badenoch calls for flexibility in automotive industry rules, taxes and tariffs
The UK and the European Union expect a solution to the upcoming tougher Brexit rules ‘soon’. This reports the UK’s secretary of state for Business, Energy and Industrial…
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