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Russia’s London Embassy Denies It Is Downgrading Relations With Britain

Russia's embassy in London says nothing in its comments implies Moscow intends to downgrade diplomatic relations with Britain, rejecting a report in The Times. It does not dispute the facts underneath that

August 23, 2026

by Europe Desk

King's College Chapel and Gibbs Building at Cambridge University where Jason Arday became the institution's youngest Black professor in its 800-year history in 2023

Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

Nathan Cofnas's public questioning and a Times of London thesis analysis preceded Jason Arday's resignation from Cambridge and his death at 41. No formal body had adjudicated the plagiarism claims against him when he was found dead in Battersea.

August 17, 2026

by Europe Desk

Jason Arday Cambridge University youngest Black professor photographed in London 2023

Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

Nathan Cofnas's public questioning and a Times of London thesis analysis preceded Jason Arday's resignation from

Person wearing Meta smart glasses in public amid growing privacy concerns over covert recording

Man Secretly Films Woman With Smart Glasses, Then Allegedly Demands Money to Delete Video

A disturbing new incident involving AI-powered smart glasses is reigniting fears about privacy, surveillance, and harassment in public spaces after a woman in London said she was secretly filmed by a stranger

May 11, 2026

News·Technology

European Union headquarters during Ukraine financial aid negotiations

Slovak Deputy Speaker Says EU’s €90 Billion Ukraine Loan Will Never Be Repaid

A senior Slovak lawmaker has warned that the European Union’s massive €90 billion financial package for Ukraine risks becoming an irreversible burden on European taxpayers, arguing that Kiev has little realistic chance

May 10, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Workers walk through downtown London, Ontario, as unemployment rises across Canada’s industrial economy

Canada’s Full-Time Job Collapse Hits Ontario Hard, Trade Anxiety Grows

The economic warning signs flashing across Canada’s industrial heartland grew even darker this week after the London region in Ontario recorded the country’s highest unemployment rate, deepening fears that the nation’s labor

May 10, 2026

Economy·News

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer reacts after Labour suffers major local election losses across Britain in 2026

Keir Starmer Defies Resignation Calls After Historic UK Election Defeat

Britain’s political landscape was thrown deeper into turmoil on Friday after Prime Minister Keir Starmer flatly rejected growing calls for his resignation despite Labour suffering one of its worst local election collapses

May 9, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Shell headquarters in London as global oil markets react to Iran conflict

Shell Reaps Billions From Iran War Oil Shock, Energy Markets Spiral

Shell posted its strongest quarterly profit in nearly two years on Thursday, reporting a massive surge in earnings as the expanding Iran war sent oil and gas markets into turmoil and triggered

May 7, 2026

Business·Economy·News

Saudi Arabia PIF expanding investment presence in Shanghai financial district with China partnership concept

Saudi Arabia’s PIF Opens Shanghai Office in Major China Power Shift, Riyadh Bets Bigger on Beijing

Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth empire is planting a deeper flag in China. The kingdom’s Public Investment Fund, the $1 trillion financial engine behind Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman’s Vision 2030 transformation strategy,

May 7, 2026

Business

EBRD headquarters in London amid corruption and fraud investigations

Inside the EBRD’s Corruption Crackdown, Fraud Cases Shake Confidence in Western Development Financing

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has launched a new anti-corruption push after uncovering fraudulent conduct tied to internationally financed reform and infrastructure projects in Moldova and Kyrgyzstan, exposing governance vulnerabilities

May 6, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Police secure Golders Green area after stabbing attack targeting Jewish community in London

UK Investigates Possible Iran Links After Wave of Attacks Target Jewish Community in London

In recent weeks, a series of violent incidents targeting Jewish communities in London has pushed the United Kingdom into a heightened state of alert, raising urgent questions about domestic security, foreign interference,

May 5, 2026

Government and Politics·News

Sudan Civil War refugees living in overcrowded camps amid UK deportation policy controversy

Britain Pays France to Deport Asylum Seekers to War Zones. Critics Call It a Policy of Cruelty.

LONDON — The British government has struck a deal to pay France hundreds of millions of pounds to detain and deport asylum seekers including Sudanese, nationals escaping a war that has killed

April 23, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

Palestinians mourning a 14-year-old boy killed by Israeli soldiers in al-Mughayyir village, West Bank, April 21, 2026.

11 Palestinians Killed by Israeli Soldiers and Settlers in 24 Hours

GAZA CITY — Eleven Palestinians were killed across Gaza and the West Bank on Tuesday in a series of attacks by Israeli soldiers and armed settlers, according to Palestinian health officials and

April 22, 2026

Conflicts, Military and War·News

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Russia’s London Embassy Denies It Is Downgrading Relations With Britain

Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

Nathan Cofnas, The Times, and the Campaign That Preceded Jason Arday’s Death

Slovak Deputy Speaker Says EU’s €90 Billion Ukraine Loan Will Never Be Repaid

Canada’s Full-Time Job Collapse Hits Ontario Hard, Trade Anxiety Grows

Keir Starmer Defies Resignation Calls After Historic UK Election Defeat

Shell Reaps Billions From Iran War Oil Shock, Energy Markets Spiral

Saudi Arabia’s PIF Opens Shanghai Office in Major China Power Shift, Riyadh Bets Bigger on Beijing

Inside the EBRD’s Corruption Crackdown, Fraud Cases Shake Confidence in Western Development Financing

UK Investigates Possible Iran Links After Wave of Attacks Target Jewish Community in London

Britain Pays France to Deport Asylum Seekers to War Zones. Critics Call It a Policy of Cruelty.

11 Palestinians Killed by Israeli Soldiers and Settlers in 24 Hours

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Bangladesh; India’s Biggest Ally or China’s Dragon Nest?

Ahmadis in Bangladesh face fresh threat of persecution

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