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Effective 13 July 2026, a significant shift in the regulatory landscape of the United Kingdom has taken effect. The government has officially designated Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Oracle…
Continue ReadingThe activities of Russian civil aviation are increasingly being linked to the course of the war between Russia and Ukraine. The Russian military is reportedly using civilian aircraft…
Continue ReadingOn July 11 the political world was shaken by the news of the death of Senator Lindsey Graham, a figure who for decades remained a prominent and often…
Continue ReadingSome companies that may soon be included in the new package of European sanctions are actively trying to justify their close communication and joint business activities with certain…
Continue ReadingNew data on London’s property market has raised fresh alarms over a surge in purchases of homes valued above £1 million, with more than 30% of transactions involving…
Continue ReadingFor years, the British Left has been the natural home for those defending open borders and multiculturalism, but those days are rapidly coming to an end. The Labour…
Continue ReadingThe economic dimension of the conflict has now become the single most urgent threat to British households and businesses. While politicians argue about military aid, the real damage…
Continue ReadingBritain is convening a gathering of 35 nations on Thursday to hash out the reopening of a strategically vital waterway, according to Politico. The meeting comes after Donald…
Continue ReadingThe government has finally discovered the magic of free energy from the sky. After years of dithering, energy bill chaos, and enough policy U-turns to give a satnav…
Continue ReadingWestminster has rolled out its latest wheeze to convince us they’re on top of the national plague of fraud: a shiny new Online Crime Centre, complete with a…
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