Domestic Affairs
Labour shortage provoked the biggest loss of harvest ever recorded
A new NFU survey indicates the UK’s 2022 fruit and vegetable harvest has been significantly affected because there is not enough Labour. The results of the survey show…
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Both PM candidates swear not to allow Scottish independence
Both British Prime Minister candidates turned against the Scottish Prime Minister’s proposed independence referendum on Tuesday. Former Secretary of State Liz Truss said she would not allow such…
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This winter may be short on broccoli, cabbage and sprouts
Britain is experiencing one of its warmest summers ever, with temperatures expected to rise to 36°C in some regions this week. It means that there may be a…
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Railways had a hard weekend as train drivers have gone on strike
A major 24-hour strike of train drivers was held. Earlier on Saturday, about 6,500 drivers stopped work. As a result, nine railway companies hardly drive. The London network…
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BOE expects a recession that will last one year or more
The Bank of England, the Central bank of the United Kingdom, raised interest rates by 50 basis points on Thursday. This is the highest increase since 1995. Due…
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Sunak and Truss have different recipes for the ailing economy
On Friday, September 2, the polls close at 17:00 local time. The result, which will be announced on Monday, September 5, will also have an impact on foreign…
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Herman Gref: an integral part of the complex Russian state bestiary
From the first glimpse Herman Gref, the almost almighty Russian banker is a liberal icon. An admirer of Goethe, Erich Heckel and Fritz Lang, an ethnic German with…
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