Bank of England mirrors Fed’s decisions on key rate
At this week’s meeting, the Bank of England decided to keep interest rates unchanged, emphasizing that the current monetary policy will remain restrictive for as long as necessary,…
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David Cameron urges Israel to punish ‘extremist settlers’
Foreign Minister David Cameron’s statement on Thursday. Cameron urged Israel to take stronger measures against “extremist settlers.” The United States had already implemented a similar mesures earlier this…
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Vladimir Lisin and Dmitry Purim: Why aren’t they sanctioned while their companies are?
Vladimir Lisin, the largest Russian oligarch close to the Kremlin, is not under personal sanctions. He channels money through offshore companies, legalising corrupt capital, including in Britain. It…
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Morocco and Egypt, as the produce suppliers, are the main beneficiaries of Brexit
Following the UK’s exit from the EU in 2020, Egypt and Morocco have emerged as key beneficiaries in the UK fruit and vegetable market. Over the past five…
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Australia seeks to significantly reduce the influx of migrants
Australia announced on Monday that it would be implementing more stringent visa regulations, a move expected to significantly reduce the influx of migrants over the next two years.…
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Robinhood allows Europeans to buy and sell crypto via app
As Robinhood expands its cryptocurrency trading feature across the European Union, users now have the opportunity to engage in transactions involving a diverse array of 25 different cryptocurrencies.…
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In IT, Innovation and Startups
Regulators to investigate Microsoft’s investment in OpenAI
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA), and reportedly the U.S. Federal Trade Commission (FTC) are both engaged in exploratory inquiries into Microsoft’s billion-dollar investment in OpenAI. This investigation…
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