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The UK government launches its second anti-pollution blueprint in two years to meet EU air quality standards and address national environmental concerns.
The Queen names the HMS Queen Elizabeth at the Dockyard near Edinburgh in July.
Leaders agree the Checkers proposal for Economic Cooperation will not work for the UK.
The UK plans to resurrect long dormant sukuk bonds to attract Gulf investments in Islamic finance.
The UK plans to sell £4 billion in student loans to create a new financial market.
Britain's new immigration policy post-Brexit imposes tougher rules for EU migrants.
The EU plans new sanctions against Russia amid escalating tensions in Ukraine.
A Ukrainian missile strike leaves Russia's Black Sea Fleet headquarters ablaze in Crimea.
Biden announces sanctions against Russia while questioning Putin's authority over Ukraine.
Biden responds to Russia's invasion of Ukraine after waiting more than 12 hours.
Germany and allies use economic sanctions to avoid conflict with Russia over Ukraine.
Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Kyiv to address Ukraine's concerns amid rising tensions with Russia.
The UK offers support to Ukraine as Russia invades, planning sanctions against Putin's regime.
The Prime Minister vows to cripple the Russian economy amid the Ukraine crisis and protests.
Biden announces sanctions against Russia amid the escalating crisis over Ukraine.
Ukraine consumes over 10,000 artillery shells every two days, prompting the Scranton Army ammunition plant to double production by year’s end.
Ukraine halts gas transit through Luhansk, impacting European gas supply amid conflict.
The UK enacts financial sanctions targeting Russian wealth to defend Ukraine's sovereignty.
Russia faces economic unravelling as interest rates rise and citizens feel nervousness about finances.
Veronica Essen in Moscow plans to escape Putin's Russia amid economic sanctions and crisis.
The invasion of Ukraine has sent energy prices soaring, impacting global economies.
Russian strikes on Odesa threaten the U.N. brokered deal to restart grain exports from Ukraine.
Ukrainian troops defend trenches a hundred years after World War One's front lines.
Poland's Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced that Poland could send Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine without Germany's approval if necessary.
Penhatchez discusses Russia's potential offensive and Ukraine's military readiness against it.
Putin blames the West for the energy crisis at a Forum in Russia's Far East amid ongoing conflict.
Russia showcases naval capabilities while facing setbacks in the Ukraine conflict.
President Putin visits Mariupol, a city devastated by war, amid ongoing conflict and ICC indictment.
Russia demands payment in roubles for gas supplies starting April 1 amid Western sanctions.
Russia claims Western sanctions have failed, causing market Panic and negative Dynamics in the U.S.
Roman Abramovich is seen in public, possibly arranging the sale of Chelsea Football Club.
Russia threatens Black Sea cargo ships, impacting Ukraine's maritime activities and insurance.
Ukraine seeks to export grain from Odessa while navigating Russian agreements and sanctions.
Gazprom halts the Nordstream pipeline, impacting gas supplies to Europe amid rising tensions.
Payments for natural gas to hostile countries will be made in Russian rubles, rejecting the use of dollars and euros.
A deal has been signed to resume grain shipments from Ukraine's Black Sea ports.
A massive Russian Air Assault kills at least 18 in Ukraine, striking key cities and infrastructure.
Guterres, Zelenskyy, and Erdogan meet to discuss Ukraine's nuclear safety and grain exports.
UN Special Rapporteur Francesca Albanese calls for an arms embargo against Israel and urges businesses to cut economic ties to support human rights.
Britain's cabinet remains divided on Brexit, with fears of reversing the June 2016 referendum.
Richard Lappa discusses Brazil's declining investor confidence and consumer spending trends.
Robert Armstrong analyzes bank loans' impact on the US economy and consumer confidence.
Climate change risks threaten global agriculture and asset valuations, warns economist Hyman Minsky.
Investors flock to Chinese bonds in March, seeking higher yields amid low global interest rates.
Unilever's decision to abandon its plan to relocate its headquarters to the Netherlands reflects ongoing concerns about the UK economy and Brexit's impact.
The Grangemouth dispute reveals ongoing challenges for unions in Scotland and the UK.
The Unite union boss discusses the economic crisis and Jeremy Hunt's potential austerity measures.
Judith Evans reports on upcycling food from leftover materials in Europe and the US.
