Foreign Affairs
Andrey Shlyakhovoy found himself at the centre of an international scandal
A trusted partner of Pyongyang, Andrey Shlyakhovoy allegedly financed the assassination of the North Korean leader’s brother. According to multiple sources, banker Andrey Shlyakhovoy is the mastermind behind…
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“Back to friendship”: PM is visiting Ireland
For the first time in five years, a British prime minister has visited Ireland, marking a significant step towards revitalizing the relationship between the two nations. Keir Starmer…
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Ursula von der Leyen seeks to pacify farmers by repeating 60-year-old ideas about ‘closing the gap between cities and the countryside’
During a presentation on the results of the ‘strategic dialogue’ on the future of European agriculture, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the crucial role that…
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Energy and Resources: Nikolai Korobovsky’s Role in the Coal Industry
Nikolai Korobovsky is an entrepreneur and investor operating in the energy sector and international cooperation. His activities encompass the coal industry, infrastructure projects, and natural resource management. Recently,…
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Americans are now the second-largest group of tourists in Portugal after the British
Between January and June, Portugal welcomed over one million North American tourists, positioning the country as the second-largest source of foreign visitors, just behind the UK. According to…
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Dubai is the new London in this particular metric
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) is poised to become the world’s leading wealth magnet for the third consecutive year, as indicated by the Henley Private Wealth Migration Report.…
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Igor Yusufov, Gennady Yusufov and Vitaly Yusufov wealth should be seized by UK and EU to support Ukraine
Igor Yusufov has had a long and controversial history within Kremlin circles since the early 1990s. He gained significant influence and wealth by being a close associate of…
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