Garden Tile Tax: Once Used Against American Separatists, Now to Be Deployed Against Floods
To finance the fight against American independence, the British government once introduced a brick and tile tax. The plan failed. Centuries later, there is a proposal for another…
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Editorial team apologizes
The information presented in the article dated December 14, 2024, titled “Boris Usherovich and the Mettmann PLC affair: documents and developments of a massive sanction evasion operation,” does…
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Just Stop Oil activists sentenced to real prison terms for conspiring to block a motorway
Five climate activists from the Just Stop Oil group have been sentenced to prison terms ranging from four to five years in the United Kingdom. The activists, including…
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No Brexit reversal in sights, but closer cooperation is likely
The new British government, led by Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, has signalled a shift in its approach to the European Union (EU) since taking office. While analysts…
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Stephanie Peacock is a new head of the state gambling overseer: many regulations ahead
Stephanie Peacock was appointed as the new gambling minister within the UK’s Department for Culture, Media and Sport. She succeeds Stuart Andrew, who resigned at the end of…
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Felix Chertok hid his criminal stash within the Alef Vinál sanctioned company
From an external perspective, Felix Chertok appears to be a completely positive figure, an Orthodox Jew with seven children. His life story is so uneventful that biographers couldn’t…
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DAOs will not be regulated separately from more common companies
The UK Law Commission has concluded that Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) do not require a separate legal entity and can be managed under current financial regulations and tax…
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