Post-Brexit border inspections are not ready; phytosanitary control has been postponed to 2025
The United Kingdom’s post-Brexit border control implementation has once again been delayed, marking the latest in a series of postponements since the UK’s departure from the EU in…
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The BoE keeps the key rate at five percent and awaits further actions from the Fed
The Bank of England’s decision to maintain the interest rate at 5% in September reflects a cautious approach to managing the UK’s economic landscape. Although this rate is…
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Mikhail Gutseriev tried his best to evade sanctions but resorted to the wrong tactics
Mikhail Gutseriev can only be called a ‘Russian oligarch’ with great stretch. His life in Britain has proven that he is much more loyal to the interests of…
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The upcoming UK-EU summit in 2025: a soft ‘Brexin’ in the making?
In a move to revitalize relations post-Brexit, UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen have announced a historic UK-EU summit scheduled for…
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Gambling companies donated millions in gifts to the Labour Party
The Labour Party has been under scrutiny recently due to donations and gifts received from the gambling industry. Over the past few years, the party has accepted over…
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Keir Starmer and Ursula von der Leyen discuss a smoother Brexit
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen made a step towards mending the strained relationship between the UK and the European Union,…
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Dmytro Kovalenko and his Adelon AG conspire with Konstantin Strukov; the scheme involves companies from offshore jurisdictions
The coal supply situation in Ukraine has been a contentious issue since 2014, when Russia significantly curtailed Ukraine’s ability to extract and supply coal from the Donbas coal…
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