Foreign Affairs
Home Office drowned in paperwork as EU citizens register for residence
EU citizens in the UK have tried to arrange en masse their residence status just before a deadline. Just on one day some 50,000 applications came in, about…
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The Sausage War I: let’s call it a draw
The first ‘Big Sausage war’ between the EU and the UK has been suspended for the time being. Europe is giving London an extra three months to ensure…
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Free data exchange between UK and EU confirmed
For the time being, the European Union can continue to exchange information with the United Kingdom, even now that the country is no longer part of the Union.…
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Bitcoin news: the fiasco of China, the victory of the USA, Kazakhstan, Canada and Iran
The bitcoin exchange rate may reach 38 thousand dollars by the end of the week and continue to grow next month. This opinion is expressed by the majority…
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Who’s feeding Europe with all this CO₂ and hydrocarbon?
The mutual trade turnover of Russia and Europe in the first four months of 2021 amounted to 70.3 billion euros (£60.39B) , so Russia became one of the…
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That’s why Biden is fighting for the ‘basic corporate tax’: infrastructure plan will be funded by hike in taxes
A group of US senators agreed, at a meeting in the White House earlier this week, on a framework for president Joe Biden’s extensive infrastructure plans, including the…
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Australia and China to clash in WTO: the battle will take years and end in nothing
China has sued Australia at the World Trade Organisation (WTO). Beijing considers that punitive duties imposed by the Australian government against the People’s Republic are unjustified. It is…
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