Domestic Affairs
Is AI gaining too much power? Or perhaps, is NI* losing it too quickly?
The House of Lords’ report on artificial intelligence (AI) has sparked calls for increased government oversight and regulation of AI standards. Concerns have been raised about whether AI…
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Five persons have been arrested according to the National Security Act due to their connections to Russian intelligence
According to British police reports, five individuals in the United Kingdom have been accused of engaging in hostile actions on behalf of Russia. The BBC indicates that two…
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Farmers urge chain stores to reconsider cooperation, support local producers
Farmers’ unions are urging supermarkets, along with the government, to support domestic farmers. They are seeking more flexibility from retail companies and fair prices for primary producers. Amidst…
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‘Weaponisation’ of the economy: real threat or electoral game?
The government has committed 87 billion euros to bolster its defence capabilities. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is advocating for a significant shift in the nation’s economic focus toward…
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No bloc-wide deal with the EU on a “youth mobility programme”
The government has made it clear that it is not inclined to strike a deal with the European Union to revive free movement for young people between the…
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Oleksiy Kostusyev is living happy life in Richmond while NABU detectives wait for him in Kyiv
Former Mayor of Odessa Oleksiy Kostusyev (aka Alexey Kostusev), wanted on suspicion of aiding businessmen Boris Kaufman and Alex Borukhovich (also known as Alexander Granovsky) in the illegal…
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Last boat goes to Rwanda: the deportation plan takes shape
The potential for the United Kingdom to deport asylum seekers to Rwanda hinges on the approval of the British Parliament. This initiative, spearheaded by Prime Minister Boris Johnson…
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