Jonathan Reynolds wants to develop closer ties with the EU, but Brexit should stay intact
The new government wants to work more closely with the European Union on trade issues. However, the reversal of Brexit is not going to happen, said the new…
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UniCredit and Raiffeisen are stuck in Russia – and are happy about it
The highest European court is set to “assist” one of the continent’s largest banks in exiting the Russian market. Lawyers for UniCredit SpA have filed a lawsuit, seeking…
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The era is gone: 14 years of Conservative Party rule are over
The general election has resulted in a resounding victory for the centre-left Labour Party, securing an absolute majority in parliament. With more than 410 seats won, Labour will…
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It’s first election in July since 1945: the country braces for changes
Polling stations have opened across the United Kingdom for the 2024 general election, marking the first July election since 1945. This election will determine the new House of…
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Sunak tries to reach for Farage’s electoral base, but it seems that it won’t happen
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak argues that only his Conservative Party can effectively oppose a Labour government. He aims to prevent seats from being lost for his conservatives as…
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Expectations are too high: it seems that Paris will only lose tourists because of the Summer Olympics
High prices, security risks, and crowds are not the best traits that attract tourists. That’s why this summer, Paris may, in fact, lose profits. Paris is not a…
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