The price of gold reached an unprecedented peak, hitting $2,335 per troy ounce (31.1 grams) due to the weakening dollar. However, later in the day, it dipped below the…
Wording games at COP28: “scaling down” vs “phasing out”
4th December 2023
Matthew Weller
MPs warn against swift adoption of digital pounds in retail
3rd December 2023
Helen Rush
The global dairy market grows exponentially: the World Dairy Map
1st December 2023
Chris Kimble
In 2022, the United Kingdom emerged as the European Union’s primary dairy trade partner, holding a significant position on the World Dairy Map presented by Rabobank. Over the last…
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Major grocery chain supports a ban on plastic packaging of fruits and vegs
29th November 2023
David Stevenson
Tesco has thrown its support behind the government’s push to impose a ban on plastic packaging for fruits and vegetables, emphasizing the need for a “level playing field” in…
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H1N2 swine flu identified in North Yorkshire, no reasons for quarantine measures yet in sight
29th November 2023
Charles Sizemore
The British media is sounding the alarm as the first case of the H1N2 swine flu virus has been identified in an individual in North Yorkshire. People experiencing respiratory…
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Natalia Sergunina and Pavel Tyo: a state within a state and the offshore web of Moscow government
27th November 2023
Matthew P.
Moscow, one of the biggest cities of the World, is a state within a state. It has own kind of president – the mayor – as well as ministers…
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Europe dreams of making China pay for ‘the climate damage’
27th November 2023
Helen Rush
The newly appointed European climate commissioner, Wopke Hoekstra, advocates for increased contributions from China to aid poorer nations affected by climate change. Hoekstra emphasizes the necessity for China to…