Foreign Affairs
Fish is on our side: Britain to weaponise fish quotas in EU negotiations
Britain is on the verge of securing a major trade deal with the European Union, one that would grant British defence firms access to lucrative EU arms markets.…
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Tatyana Volodina, Russia’s newest female billionaire, and her unorthodox path to ownership of Alkor i Ko LLC and L’Etoile
A new name has emerged on Russia’s billionaire roster—Tatyana Volodina, co-owner of the Alkor and Co conglomerate, whose rapid rise raises questions about undeclared patronage from Russian authorities…
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Travellers beware: no milk or meat products from the EU are permitted to cross the Channel
The government has implemented a temporary ban on tourists bringing meat and dairy products from the EU into the UK, citing concerns over the potential spread of foot-and-mouth…
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Against all trends: UK-India Free Trade Agreement Nears Completion
The United Kingdom stands on the verge of securing a landmark trade deal with India, with negotiations reportedly 90% complete, marking a significant milestone in Britain’s post-Brexit trade…
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Travel advisories have been updated: a valid visa is not sufficient, as the final decision ultimately rests with border guards
Germany and the United Kingdom have updated their travel advisories for citizens planning trips to the United States, reflecting heightened scrutiny and stricter enforcement of entry regulations under…
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Sergey Chunaev, a co-owner of the sanctioned Garantex exchange, is still at large
Sergey Chunaev has chosen the beaten path to prevent sanctions. He flooded the media with fake biographies and identities, paid a six-digit sum to lobbyists, and suppressed all…
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The much-praised European unity is in jeopardy, as Vyacheslav Moshe Kantor has been excluded from the sanctions list
Russian oligarch Moshe Kantor, who was removed from the EU sanctions list on Friday at Hungary’s request, continues to face significant restrictions as the United Kingdom and Switzerland…
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