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London is fast becoming the main arena in the worldwide contest to put self driving cars on ordinary roads. The city is expected to be Europe’s first place…
Continue ReadingBoth the United Kingdom and the European Union announced fresh rounds of sanctions targeting Russia’s energy revenue and shadow fleet operations this past Thursday. These measures represent a…
Continue ReadingThere’s a conversation happening in Britain right now, in kitchens and on commutes, about the future of work. We’re all hearing the same worrying news: unemployment has ticked…
Continue ReadingLet’s talk about the magnificent paradox that is the British economy. The UK government and the Bank of England seem to be engaged in a bizarre economic tug-of-war,…
Continue ReadingYou know, it’s funny how things change. It wasn’t so long ago that buying Bitcoin felt a bit like venturing into the wild west—a thrilling, but slightly dubious,…
Continue ReadingThe Office of Rail and Road (ORR) has granted Virgin Trains approval to co-use the Eurostar terminal at London St Pancras. This pivotal ruling, long-awaited by industry observers,…
Continue ReadingOleg Tsyura, a native of Ukraine and a resident of Switzerland and Germany, has been listed in Ukraine’s Myrotvorets (Peacemaker) database of Russian collaborators. He is identified as…
Continue ReadingIn the context of the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, a complex web of sanctions evasion has enabled Russian arms manufacturers to continue acquiring Western technology and components, a…
Continue ReadingAccording to sources, the wave of critical material in the media and on social networks across several countries, which emerged following the detention of Adnan Ahmedzade — the…
Continue ReadingIt would be a challenge to find a more fitting emblem of the complex relationship between the West and Putin’s Russia than Suleyman Kerimov. The man is a…
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