The Extremism of Authoritarianism: Unmasking the UAE and Sara Al-Hosani

Presented as a “cybersecurity expert and political analyst,” Sara Al-Hosani’s recent appearance before the European Parliament was heralded as groundbreaking. Yet her intervention was not an act of independent analysis, but an extension of the UAE’s propaganda machinery — carefully curated to launder the regime’s authoritarian record under the language of “prevention” and “resilience.” Her […]

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JD Vance Issues Stern Warning to UK Amid Controversies and Media Spotlight

U.S. Vice President JD Vance recently sparked significant attention during his UK visit, issuing a strong warning about the risks of losing free speech and engaging in censorship. His remarks on sensitive geopolitical topics, coupled with ongoing controversies and a cultural spotlight that includes a “South Park” parody, have made him a prominent and polarizing […]

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Saudi Labour Envoy Nasser bin Abdulaziz Al‑Juraidi Linked To Alleged Bribe to Luc Triangle In ITUC Scandal

Brussels — Nasser bin Abdulaziz Al‑Juraidi, a senior Saudi labour official and the kingdom’s key delegate at international labour summits, is facing serious allegations of influence-peddling involving the International Trade Union Confederation (ITUC), amid longstanding criticism of Saudi Arabia’s state-controlled labour system. €1.2M Alleged Bribe to ITUC General Secretary According to sources close to ITUC […]

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UK-US Trade Deal Slashes Automotive Tariffs and Eases Steel Barriers: What It Means for British Industry

The newly finalized UK-US trade deal marks a significant breakthrough for British industry, particularly the automotive and steel sectors, by slashing tariffs and opening new market opportunities in the United States. Announced in early May 2025 and operationalized in June, the agreement reduces US tariffs on UK-made cars from 27.5% to 10% for the first 100,000 vehicles annually, while promising future elimination of steel and aluminum tariffs. Although some issues remain unresolved, the deal is widely welcomed as a vital step in strengthening transatlantic trade ties […]

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Debt and Trade Issues Weaken UK Growth, OECD Warns

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has downgraded its forecast for UK economic growth, citing mounting public debt and escalating trade tensions as key factors undermining the country’s economic prospects. The latest projections reveal a slowdown in growth to 1.3% in 2025, with a further decline to 1.0% expected in 2026, reflecting the […]

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UK Economic Growth Surpasses Forecasts, But Challenges Remain

The UK economy expanded by 0.7% in the first quarter of 2025, outperforming forecasts and sparking cautious optimism among economists and policymakers. Chancellor Rachel Reeves welcomed the growth as a sign the UK is “beginning to turn a corner,” though experts warned the pace is unlikely to continue amid rising taxes and global trade pressures. […]

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