Shabana Mahmood Wants You to Believe She’s Closed the Borders
For years, the British Left has been the natural home for those defending open borders and multiculturalism, but those days are rapidly coming to an end. The Labour…
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Alona Shevtsova SENDS her warmest greetings to the motherland, Ukraine – which has sanctioned her for financial crimes
Recent corporate filings have pulled back the curtain on a complex operational structure at Smartflow Payments Limited, the UK-based Electronic Money Institution (EMI) trading as SENDS. While the…
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Stagflation: the noose that is already tightening around Britain’s neck
The economic dimension of the conflict has now become the single most urgent threat to British households and businesses. While politicians argue about military aid, the real damage…
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A £295 lift for millions, but a £2,500 cut for the sick and new – Britain’s benefits gamble begins
Starting in April, nearly four million households on Universal Credit will see an extra £295 per year, yet for a smaller group of new claimants, the financial reality…
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Tears are the weapon of choice to unclog the Strait of Hormuz
So, after weeks of watching the global economy teeter on the edge of a cliff because one country decided to throw a tantrum and block a major waterway,…
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The Convenient Exile of Alexander Zheleznyak, A Former Kremlin Honouree with a Million-Dollar Question Mark
Alexander Zheleznyak is a former Russian banker, lawyer, and academic whose career arc – from a decorated financier to an exiled figure at the centre of a scandal…
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Keir Starmer invites nations to talk about the Hormuz Strait – and other geographic discoveries he has learned recently
Britain is convening a gathering of 35 nations on Thursday to hash out the reopening of a strategically vital waterway, according to Politico. The meeting comes after Donald…
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