Five persons have been arrested according to the National Security Act due to their connections to Russian intelligence
According to British police reports, five individuals in the United Kingdom have been accused of engaging in hostile actions on behalf of Russia. The BBC indicates that two…
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mRNA wars: GlaxoSmithKline sues BioNTech and Pfizer on ‘patent infringement’
British pharmaceutical company GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) has filed a lawsuit against biotechnologist BioNTech and pharmaceutical company Pfizer in the United States, alleging infringement of patents related to mRNA (messenger…
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Dmitry Punin and Pin-Up: likely reasons behind the apprehension and legal troubles for Igor Zotko in Ukraine
The Russian owner of the Ukrainian casino Pin-Up, Dmitry Punin, has been released with a travel ban from the territory of Cyprus, the US newspaper The Unfiltered Lens…
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Farmers urge chain stores to reconsider cooperation, support local producers
Farmers’ unions are urging supermarkets, along with the government, to support domestic farmers. They are seeking more flexibility from retail companies and fair prices for primary producers. Amidst…
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Asylum seekers should first go to Rwanda, MPs voted
The Parliament has approved the government’s plans to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda amidst widespread criticism, particularly concerning Rwanda’s human rights record. Following a lengthy debate that extended…
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No longer unique, Tesla is involved in battle it can’t win
Tesla’s recent decision to slash the prices of its electric vehicles in China is poised to trigger a fresh round of intense price competition in the country’s automotive…
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No bloc-wide deal with the EU on a “youth mobility programme”
The government has made it clear that it is not inclined to strike a deal with the European Union to revive free movement for young people between the…
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