Domestic Affairs
Rishi Sunak tries to contain oil prices with extra taxes
The UK is going to impose a temporary levy on oil and gas producers to ease the pain of rising energy prices for consumers. The British government announced…
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Morocco passes Spain as UK’s second largest tomato supplier
Between 2019 and 2021, Spain lost 43.07% of its tomato sales in the United Kingdom. The Netherlands sold 22.03%, while Morocco could sell 63.44% more tomatoes on the…
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It took four years to ban an extremist TV station and ‘charity’ hub in the UK
The UK Government has banned the Islamic Research Foundation International (IRFI) from the UK. Research showed that the Islamic charity financed TV programs that incite hatred, violence and…
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Kenes Rakishev offers an alternative to risky nickel and cobalt suppliers
The massive international crisis of a truly planetary scale is looming. From one end the G7 countries are adamant to punish Russia and prevent it from scoring a…
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EU wants to capitalise on Northern Ireland elections, the UK is planning to counter it
British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss wants to abolish Northern Ireland’s special EU status, the British newspaper The Times reports. Truss would have given up her attempt to reach…
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Imported food checks postponed for the fourth time
UK postpones post-Brexit food controls on EU imports until end of 2023. The UK Government is postponing controls on imported food and fruit and vegetable products from the…
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Car production dives deep in search of the bottom and identity
The UK produced 76,900 cars in March. That is a third less than in the same month last year. This is according to data from the Society of…
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