3 mn readFormer Ferrari driver Felipe Massa is bringing forth a lawsuit against Formula 1, the sport’s governing body, FIA and previous F1 global power player Bernie Ecclestone. The legal battle comes from the untimely fallout of Lewis Hamilton’s 2008 championship victory.
3 mn readIf you like staying up to date with current affairs, you have probably heard the latest about Rishi Sunak’s energy plan for the UK. The Prime Minister just announced plans to build more gas-fired power stations, saying it’s to “back up” renewables and avoid the risk of blackouts. Interesting move, right?
3 mn readIn a recent development, one Southwark Crown court has convicted a woman, Jian Wen, on a money laundering-related charge. Many would wonder what exactly is money laundry. Well, it is simply the process of hiding the source of money obtained from illegal proceeds and converting it to a clean source, thereby avoiding prosecution, conviction and confiscation of the criminal funds. It is an illegal exercise that converts black money into white money.
3 mn readAfter two years without power sharing, Northern Ireland is finally getting back on track. The DUP says a deal to restore the Northern Ireland power-sharing could be wrapped up in days. Not that it’s perfect or anything, but it might just be enough to get things moving again. The Brits are promising it won’t mess with Brexit either. So, what does it all mean for Northern Ireland? Power sharing returning after a long hiatus could bring some much-needed stability.
3 mn readThe recent announcement of King Charles’ cancer diagnosis sent shockwaves through the royal family and the nation. For centuries, the monarchy has stood as a symbol of stability, tradition, and continuity. However, this unforeseen health condition is a unique test for the monarchy’s future direction.
4 mn readMonday night saw eight Iranian-backed Houthi locations bombed in Yemen after being targets of the US and British militaries. This is the second time the two allies have had coordinated retaliatory strikes on the persistent rebels via missile launching capabilities.
2 mn readIn a surprising turn of events, former UK Prime Minister Liz Truss has been revealed to secretly advocate for the accelerated sale of defense equipment to China, according to documents obtained by POLITICO.
3 mn readUK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak enjoys a partial victory over Tory on his flagship Rwanda bill, which has to battle through parliament in the new year. The bill comfortably sailed through with a majority of 44 legislators backing it in the first Commons. Still, more work is necessary to seal it in the new year.
3 mn readWhile Cornwall Spaceport laid the foundation for the UK’s ventures into space, SaxaVord’s license marks a distinctive leap ahead. Unlike its predecessor, SaxaVord is poised to usher in a new era of space exploration, enabling rockets to ascend vertically into space.
3 mn readThe Earthshot award ceremony 2023 held on 13th November and was a star-studded event with the promotion of sustainable and progressive ideas to save our planet. First warded in 2021, it is a global environment award that presents the prize to five people each year for their contribution in conserving the environment. The plan is to run the award ceremony till 2030, annually. It is presented by Royal Foundation, a UK based independent charity that is formed for the prime reason to advocate against cruel nature of human beings towards planet earth. Attended by Prince William, and other famous personalities, it has big name trustees too behind it such as Jacinda Ardern, Chirstina Figueres, Jason Knauf, Jean Christophe Gray and others.
