British diesel prices have shattered the £2-per-litre barrier for the first time in history, and the numbers are brutal. The RAC confirmed the average cost now sits at…
Continue ReadingGovernment increases its actions to prevent the avoidance of economic penalties related to Russia. It issued a general warning regarding the “A7 network” and it suggests that the…
Continue ReadingThe “Stop Killing Games” initiative, having already secured significant victories and established robust organisational structures across the European Union, has now officially set its sights on the United…
Continue ReadingAfter more than three months of bruising conflict, the unthinkable has happened. The United States and Iran have actually agreed to end the war. To be exact –…
Continue ReadingA pensions crisis is quietly brewing in Britain, and the numbers are enough to make anyone under forty wince. Over three-quarters of British workers are not saving enough…
Continue ReadingThe latest show of force in the Strait of Hormuz had a whiff of tragicomedy about it right from the start. France and Britain, in a rare fit…
Continue ReadingThe Special Relationship is facing one of its most serious tests in decades after Donald Trump issued an explicit ultimatum to the British government: scrap the tax on…
Continue ReadingStarting in April, nearly four million households on Universal Credit will see an extra £295 per year, yet for a smaller group of new claimants, the financial reality…
Continue ReadingSo, after weeks of watching the global economy teeter on the edge of a cliff because one country decided to throw a tantrum and block a major waterway,…
Continue ReadingEurostat’s newest numbers show that the European Union still leans on distant suppliers for most of its energy. In 2024, 57.2 % of the energy that the Union…
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