Shell has secured gas deal with Venezuela
Oil and gas company Shell has a deal with the government of Venezuela in the pipeline. With that deal, the large-scale extraction and export of natural gas is…
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The Supreme Court sank the idea to send illegal migrants to Rwanda
The British Supreme Court has dealt a significant blow to the British government’s initiative to relocate illegal migrants to Rwanda. The judges unanimously rejected the government’s appeal, posing…
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French emergency services conduct six rescue operations, saving 134 migrants in North Sea Crossings
Over the past weekend, the French emergency services conducted six rescue operations in the North Sea, saving a total of 134 migrants attempting to cross to the United…
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UK shrinks diplomatic presence in Lebanon
The United Kingdom has decided to repatriate a portion of its embassy staff in Lebanon due to concerns about potential civil unrest in the country. This decision was…
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UK and EU find themselves in a banana price war
The price of bananas in the United Kingdom has remained remarkably stable over the past three decades, and an unexpected twist in the form of Brexit could potentially…
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Sergio Massa vs Javier Milei in Argentina election: outcome is unclear
A second round of voting is scheduled for November 19 to determine the new president of Argentina. The two contenders are Sergio Massa, the current Argentine economy minister,…
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Greta Thunberg has made quite a career: from UN tribune to mandatory court appearance
Swedish climate advocate Greta Thunberg is set to appear in a UK court next month, facing charges related to her involvement in a climate protest that disrupted public…
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Brexit’s Electric Vehicle Conundrum: Trade Rules Threaten Price Hikes and Industry Impact
A trade association warned on Wednesday that if Britain and the EU do not delay the implementation of post-Brexit trade regulations mandating local content in electric vehicles traded…
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BIFA asks government to not to extend the antitrust exemption for container shipping companies
The British International Association (Bifa) is advocating for the United Kingdom to eliminate the cartel exemption for container shipping, taking a cue from the European Union’s recent decision…
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British crypto market is adapting to new legislation
The realm of cryptocurrencies is in a perpetual state of flux, with regulations often serving as the primary catalyst for change. The United Kingdom, in particular, has recently…
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