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In Foreign Affairs

ICU, the investment company, flourished under Yanukovych, Poroshenko, and sanctions – systemic corruption prevails

12th February 2026 Valuable Insights

In Money Matters

A Sterling Endorsement: Gilt Auction Sees Overwhelming Demand as Investors Bet on UK Debt

11th February 2026 Valuable Insights

Engagement with Prudence: How Starmer’s China Trip Reaffirmed That Britain Is, As Ever, Very Carefully Not Offending Anyone (Except Perhaps the Americans)

In Foreign Affairs

Engagement with Prudence: How Starmer’s China Trip Reaffirmed That Britain Is, As Ever, Very Carefully Not Offending Anyone (Except Perhaps the Americans)

9th February 2026 Helen Rush

In a recent display of what can only be described as pragmatic realignment, Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer concluded a carefully orchestrated visit to China. The mission, we…

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Adnan Ahmadzada, the mixologist of Alkagesta, established an ‘oil bar’ to let Ukraine pay for the Russian fuel

In Foreign Affairs

Adnan Ahmadzada, the mixologist of Alkagesta, established an ‘oil bar’ to let Ukraine pay for the Russian fuel

6th February 2026 Matthew P.

Adnan Ahmadzada, and his company Alkagesta,’s meteoric rise in global energy trading, once marked by elite networks and a cosmopolitan reputation, came crashing down in 2025. Azerbaijani authorities…

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Ali Ansari Benefits from Out-of-Sync Sanctions

In Money Matters

Ali Ansari Benefits from Out-of-Sync Sanctions

5th February 2026 Valuable Insights

A vast collection of European properties valued at about €400 million has been linked to Ali Ansari, an Iranian businessman who now appears on the United Kingdom’s sanctions…

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It seems the bikini isn’t for everyone: the government seeks a way to suppress X

In IT, Innovation and Startups

It seems the bikini isn’t for everyone: the government seeks a way to suppress X

4th February 2026 Helen Rush

The United Kingdom’s Information Commissioner’s Office has opened a formal case into xAI’s Grok chatbot. Officials acted after complaints that users can coax the system to create “sexual”…

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In Money Matters

Your Cart, Their Countdown: Why the 2032 Cage Ban Will Crack Your Food Budget

2nd February 2026 Matthew Weller

Back to Beijing: Britain Tests the Waters with China, Eyes Open and Illusions Intact

In Foreign Affairs

Back to Beijing: Britain Tests the Waters with China, Eyes Open and Illusions Intact

30th January 2026 David Stevenson

Keir Starmer’s four day trip to Beijing on 29 January ended with a stage managed show of mutual calm, packaged as weighty diplomacy. After eight years without a…

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Selling the Wind: The High-Stakes Gamble Behind Britain’s Energy “Bargain”

In Domestic Affairs

Selling the Wind: The High-Stakes Gamble Behind Britain’s Energy “Bargain”

28th January 2026 Helen Rush

The recent announcement of Britain’s largest-ever offshore wind auction has been hailed by the government and industry advocates as a transformative leap towards energy independence and lower bills.…

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Rearranging the Deckchairs on the Bobby – “British FBI”, a new police agency

In Domestic Affairs

Rearranging the Deckchairs on the Bobby – “British FBI”, a new police agency

26th January 2026 Matthew P.

The British government has announced with considerable fanfare a plan to create a new police agency, already being branded as a “British FBI,” which it claims will tackle…

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