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India–EU Trade Deal: “Mother of All Deals” Set to Reshape Global Commerce

UK James Thornton

India and the European Union are working harder than ever to reach a long-delayed free trade agreement. Leaders on both sides have called the talks a possible "mother of all deals" that could change international trade in a big way if they are successful. After almost twenty years of on-and-off talks, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and European.....

India–EU Trade Deal: “Mother of All Deals” Set to Reshape Global Commerce
When the CEO was listed as a UAE resident, Revolut failed to notify UK regulators

Revolut failed to notify UK authorities that CEO Nik Storonsky lived in the UAE before documents showed this, raising worries while the fintech awaits a banking licence. After his family office listed him in the UAE and Revolut in the UK, authorities requested reassurance, but the company said the transfer had no influence on management.gement.

US and UK agree to zero pharmaceutical tariffs

In exchange for three years of no tariffs on British drugs, the UK agreed to spend more on NHS drugs and make it harder for new treatments to get approved. The government says the move protects a major export industry after threats of US tariffs, but experts say it could cost the NHS billions as pharmaceutical companies leave the UK.

Trump’s Greenland Remarks Spark UK and NATO Concern as Allies Urge Restraint

Donald Trump’s comments on Greenland spark concern across NATO, with the UK and European allies urging restraint. The debate over Greenland’s future raises tensions amid shifting Arctic dynamics.

Starmer and Xi Jinping Meet in Beijing: UK PM Seeks ‘More Sophisticated’ Relationship with China
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After a tense meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Beijing, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is calling for a "more sophisticated" relationship between the UK and China. During the conversation, Starmer stressed the importance of a long-term, strategic relationship as the UK tries to rebuild and strengthen its ties with China,

Starmer, the first British prime minister to visit China since 2018, said it had been "too long" since a British leader had done so. He called China a "vital player" on the world stage. Starmer said, "I have long been clear that the UK and China need a long-term, consistent, and comprehensive strategic partnership."

Starmer and Xi Jinping Meet in Beijing: UK PM Seeks ‘More Sophisticated’ Relationship with China
watchdog discovered serious shortcomings in vetting and misconduct checks, Met Police is under increased scrutiny

Thousands of policemen may have been hired without adequate background checks, according to the HM Inspectorate.The Metropolitan Police have come under more fire after a watchdog found serious problems with their screening and misconduct procedures.