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London Globe
- United Kingdom
Latin Quarter plays Nottingham venue after European tour ends
Latin Quarter tackles football corruption as the 80s stars kick-off a major tour
TRENDS Brings Political Islam Debate to House of Lords
Hedgehogs – the country’s most loved mammal – nearing extinction level
British artist David Hockney dies aged 88
- Featured
Will ex-Camelot CEO Dame Diane Thompson survive a shareholder revolt?
Kazakhstan’s next chapter: turning national wealth into a national dividend
Interview with Ruslan Kravchenko, Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine
EU nicotine tax talks face competing health priorities and Swedish uncertainty
Made in Europe: PMI’s economic footprint puts industrial transformation in focus
- European Union
Will ex-Camelot CEO Dame Diane Thompson survive a shareholder revolt?
Kazakhstan’s next chapter: turning national wealth into a national dividend
Interview with Ruslan Kravchenko, Former Prosecutor General of Ukraine
EU nicotine tax talks face competing health priorities and Swedish uncertainty
Made in Europe: PMI’s economic footprint puts industrial transformation in focus
- World
JoinCare explores scientific exchange during visit to Japan’s National Institute of Infectious Diseases
Claims of corruption grow in Bangladesh, brining Yunus government under scrutiny
Corruption scandals undermine Ukraine more than Russian attacks
Is Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus a Secret Strongman?
Long-term business success on a razor’s edge.
European Union
Under-fire luxury interior furnishings company Sanderson Design Group (SDG) has lost Mauricio Solodujin, its Global Commercial director, just days ahead of a critical shareholder...
European Union
On Republic Day, Kazakhstan’s economic figures tell a story of growing ambition. For its citizens—and its European partners—the decisive question is what that growth...
European Union
In this interview, Ruslan Kravchenko, former Prosecutor General of Ukraine, discusses his relationship with Kyiv, the reported detention of Ukrainian journalist Mykhailo Tkach and...
European Union
Efforts to update European Union tobacco taxes remain caught between competing approaches to nicotine policy, with Sweden’s political uncertainty adding another obstacle to negotiations....
European Union
Singapore’s International Arbitration Centre has promised to investigate damaging claims around a controversial $490 million ruling it made last year.[1] The Bar Standards Board...
European Union
An Open Letter: As members of parliaments, human rights experts, academics, civil society representatives and public figures across Europe, we, the undersigned, express our...
European Union
International Women’s Day is celebrated annually on the 8th of March, as an opportunity to highlight the invaluable contributions of women across the world....
European Union
A group of European scientists has warned the European Commission that public statements about the risks of smoke-free nicotine products may be misleading and...
European Union
As the Middle East lurches into another high-intensity confrontation, the British government is trying to hold two ideas in the public mind at the...
European Union
On March 2, 2026, Mikhail Gorbachev would have turned 95. Today, when Europe and Russia seem divided by an unbridgeable chasm and threats are...
European Union
A fierce policy debate over the European Union’s Tobacco Excise Directive (TED) reopened a few weeks ago as the European Economic and Social Committee...
European Union
Brussels is urging “maximum restraint” and diplomacy — but the immediate EU exposure is economic (oil and trade routes), operational (Red Sea naval protection)...
European Union
Amid a swirl of rumours that he would be replaced, Bangladesh’s central bank governor, Ahsan Mansur, abruptly and unceremoniously left his post this week....
