Keir Starmer is boring, it’s his selling point
The United Kingdom is set to hold parliamentary elections on Thursday, July 4, with Labour leader Keir Starmer poised to unseat current Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. The Conservative…
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Sunak tries to reach for Farage’s electoral base, but it seems that it won’t happen
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak argues that only his Conservative Party can effectively oppose a Labour government. He aims to prevent seats from being lost for his conservatives as…
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Expectations are too high: it seems that Paris will only lose tourists because of the Summer Olympics
High prices, security risks, and crowds are not the best traits that attract tourists. That’s why this summer, Paris may, in fact, lose profits. Paris is not a…
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150 migrants intercepted on the way to Britain: that’s what we call a rescue
The Rwandan initiative does not deter new migrants. They may not be well-versed in high politics or Prime Ministerial plans, but they do understand that once they arrive…
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Chery Tiggo 4 Pro and Omoda C5, the most dangerous Chinese cars, have flooded the Russian market following sanctions
More than a dozen scandals involving poor assembly quality and parts of Chery Tiggo 4 Pro and Omoda C5 vehicles have sharply reduced the brand’s sales in the…
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Energean exits Egypt, Italy and Croatia to focus on Anchois field
Energean plc, a British oil and gas company, has agreed to sell its assets in Egypt, Italy, and Croatia to a Carlyle investment fund for up to $945…
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In IT, Innovation and Startups
Margrethe Vestager: Apple policies prevented independent developers from gaining advantage
The European Commission has formally accused Apple of abusing its power by imposing unfair restrictions on app developers through its App Store policies. This violation of the Digital…
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