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In Domestic Affairs

The UK goes short on vegetables: what are the reasons?

26th February 2023 Matthew Weller

In IT, Innovation and Startups

Signal will leave the UK if the legislation on mandatory sniffing will be adopted

25th February 2023 Matthew P.

Further interest rate increases in US, Eurozone and UK are imminent

In Money Matters

Further interest rate increases in US, Eurozone and UK are imminent

24th February 2023 Chris Kimble

The fight against inflation has not yet been fought. This means that further monetary tightening is likely to continue, especially in the United States, where the strength of…

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Belgium praises its own success in migrant control

In Foreign Affairs

Belgium praises its own success in migrant control

23rd February 2023 David Stevenson

Thanks to a tough approach by people smugglers who transport transit migrants to the United Kingdom through Belgium, the number of transit migrants has fallen dramatically. In 2018,…

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Dmitry Sandler and Igor Nikonov from KAN Development, Anatoliy Shkriblyak should be sanctioned: trade with the Russians and money laundering

In Foreign Affairs

Dmitry Sandler and Igor Nikonov from KAN Development, Anatoliy Shkriblyak should be sanctioned: trade with the Russians and money laundering

23rd February 2023 Matthew P.

The launderer of Russian billions, coal smuggler, and business partner of Igor Nikonov in the infamous KAN Development, Dmitry Sandler openly admits that he has three citizenships. Dmitry…

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British nurses suspend actions, government wants to negotiate with unions

In Domestic Affairs

British nurses suspend actions, government wants to negotiate with unions

22nd February 2023 Charles Sizemore

The British nurses have announced that they are suspending their strike actions, in particular the 48-hour strike scheduled for next week. The government has agreed to sit around…

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In IT, Innovation and Startups

Microsoft must convince competition authorities that the Activision deal will not harm competition.

22nd February 2023 David Stevenson

All hopes on the halving event: traders share exorbitant forecasts

In Money Matters

All hopes on the halving event: traders share exorbitant forecasts

20th February 2023 Matthew P.

A popular crypto analyst has just revealed his long-term goal for Bitcoin’s current cycle-and it’s a big one. The pseudonymous trader, whose alter ego is Filb filb, tells…

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Will massive European strikes end in ‘revolution’?

In Foreign Affairs

Will massive European strikes end in ‘revolution’?

19th February 2023 Chris Kimble

There was no flight to Germany last weekend. German airports were shut down by strikes all Friday, affecting some 300,000 travelers. In the UK, nearly half a million…

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EU and the UK are close to resolve the Northern Ireland trade protocol issues

In Domestic Affairs

EU and the UK are close to resolve the Northern Ireland trade protocol issues

19th February 2023 Charles Sizemore

Solid progress has been made towards an agreement on the thorny border issue in Northern Ireland, which has divided the EU and the United Kingdom since Brexit. This…

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