Domestic Affairs
Daniyar Abulgazin and his role in establishing Ingma Holding as a kickback tunnel
Daniyar Abulgazin, a ‘perfect lieutenant’, according to the Public Eye, of Timur Kulibayev, began his career as a Felix Derzhinsky Higher School of the KGB of the U.S.S.R.…
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The blame game could be more disastrous than COVID-19 and oil crisis combined
It is in the air, just like the infamous virus: if the COVID-19 manifested itself in China maybe the country may be held responsible for the collaterals? This…
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Barclays and Standard Chartered reserved billions to mitigate the risk of NPL
British banks Barclays and Standard Chartered set aside funds to cover the risk of non-repayable loans. This was evident from the quarterly figures of the financial institutions. At…
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BP is in trouble but liquidity is sufficient
The effects of the sharp fall in oil prices are now also seeping through in the results of oil and gas giants. British BP saw underlying earnings drop…
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British retail fell 5.1 percent in March
UK retail sales fell 5.1 percent in March compared to a month earlier, despite the British hoarding en masse over the corona pandemic. This was announced by the…
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UK imposes new phytosanitary requirements, bans coffee tree import
UK has imposed an import ban on Olea (olive), Polyfgala, Coffea and Prunis dolcis. And there will be additional additional phytosanitary requirements for Lavendula sp., Nerium Oleander and…
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Doctors are desperate as shortage of protective equipment is building up
British doctors are desperate about the continuing shortage of protective equipment against the corona virus. There is still an acute shortage of mouth masks, gloves and other protective…
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