The UK's controversial plan to deport illegal migrants to Rwanda has won parliamentary approval, despite heated criticism and human rights concerns. First flights already in July. Prime Minister Sunak is satisfied but from…
Arcelik, a Turkish manufacturer of household appliances, will acquire, through a new company of which it will own 75%, all Whirlpool factories in the EMEA area: Europe, the Middle East and Africa
The UK regulator has given an initial favorable opinion on the agreement by which the Turkish household appliance manufacturer will acquire all the factories in Europe, the Middle East and Africa of the US multinational: no significant problems from a competition perspective
Overnight, the United States, Great Britain and 8 other countries launched attacks against Houthi positions in Yemen. Italy does not participate. Reuters: "She refused", but Palazzo Chigi denies it
Electric cars made in England want to conquer the European market. The government allocates public funds in strategic sectors
Inflation, price crises and bad weather are among the causes of fruit and vegetable rationing in England these days. The Brexit bill
In 1997 Lady D died in a car accident together with her partner, Dodi Al-Fayed - Over time, the reconstruction of the police has been accompanied by various conspiracy theories but the echo of Lady D's tragedy has not yet died down
Recession is a real danger, but the price run will likely force the Bank of England to hike interest rates again at its September meeting
After those of the Minister of Health and the Chancellor of the Exchequer, there are over 30 defections in Johnson's government. The last is the minister for exports. The Premier tries to move forward.
This closes the largest bank bailout in history, which cost taxpayers over £45bn and destroyed 200 jobs
In 1830, the first railway in the world to connect two cities was inaugurated - It was also the first line on which a fatal accident occurred
He had won the election by promising tax cuts, but the British prime minister is doing the exact opposite and, using the excuse of the pandemic, yesterday he reversed the Conservatives' political line, raising taxes to record levels - But the…
The Taliban seem willing to accept a proposal presented to the UN by France and Great Britain to establish humanitarian corridors from Kabul through which to expatriate Afghan and non-Afghan citizens who want to leave Afghanistan and who have the necessary documents
Three British companies have raised the prices for Her Majesty's citizens traveling in the European Union - EU citizens, on the other hand, are safe from roaming in the UK too
Great Britain removes all restrictions and confirms freedom day, but it is a war of quarantines with Paris - In Italy, a decisive week for the extension of the green pass, while infections from the Delta variant rise
In addition to the e-commerce giant, the sites of important international newspapers, television networks and even public institutions were down for several hours - Hackers have nothing to do with it: here's what happened
In view of a first cycle of reopening from 12 April, London is expanding mass screening at the expense of the state - The "vaccination certificate" will be used to go to the pub, stadium and concerts. But there is no shortage of controversy
On February 6, 1952, a young princess of not yet 26 ascended the throne of the United Kingdom and became queen: hers is the longest reign in all of British history - She had 14 First…
UK will begin administrations from January 4, while the drug agencies of Europe and the United States want to better analyze the effectiveness and methods of use - No one questions the safety of the drug, but there are gray areas
The project involves the main defense companies of the three countries - including Leonardo - and aims to improve the development of the future new generation air combat system
In the month of the lockdown, GDP recorded the most serious contraction in the history of Great Britain - Industrial production also plummets - British Airways, Ryanair and easyJet sue the Government for having imposed the quarantine on…
Just as the prime minister, suffering from coronavirus, is transported from Downing Street to hospital, Elizabeth II gives a historic address to the nation: "Shattering times await us, but we will win" - VIDEO
Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor was not yet 26 years old on February 6, 1952, when her father, King George VI, died of a heart attack - On that day, the new sovereign was not even in Europe
Green light from the European Parliament to the immediate exit of Great Britain from the EU - The problem of border control remains open
Ok of the UK Parliament to Brexit already within the year, released on January 31st: it is the effect of the clamorous triumph of Boris Johnson's Conservatives who conquered the absolute majority of parliamentary seats in yesterday's elections - Humiliating the collapse...
In consortium with a Scottish company, Trenitalia manages a new fundamental line in the UK - The goal is to reach the TAV, but it will still take time
Boris Johnson proposes a squeeze on EU tourists who will go to Great Britain after Brexit - No more ID cards and free access, passport and visa will be needed
The pound moved past the psychological threshold of 1,300 against the dollar after the Northern Irish Dup party said it would not support any amendments to the customs union agreement with the EU
The 700 Italians residing in the United Kingdom must submit an application for membership of the EU Settlement Scheme to the British Home Office - Beware of the times
UK Premier Announces Student Visa Will Allow You To Stay In The UK For Two Years After Graduating To Look For Work - May's Rules Allowed Only 4 Months
On the last day before the forced closure of Parliament, the Premier is defeated on three fronts: early voting, the anti-no-deal law and the mysterious "Yellow Hammer" operation
The Queen today gives the go-ahead to the law which will make it necessary to ask for a new postponement for leaving the EU, but the Premier (who flies in the polls) doesn't agree and expects to return to the polls on 15 October. Today the last…
The House of Commons has already rejected a motion for early voting presented by the Premier, who will repeat the operation on Monday - However, it will be difficult to find the majority - Meanwhile, the anti-no deal law is moving towards the final ok
Approved the law that in the event of no agreement will force the Premier to ask for a postponement of another 3 months - Nothing to do instead for the early vote requested by Johnson
The British government was defeated in Parliament on a motion calling for an immediate vote on the anti-no deal law, but the prime minister immediately re-launched it by putting early voting on the table
The technology developed by Leonardo will help pilots who lose their way in British airspace to return home safely.
Conservative plebiscite for former London mayor to succeed May as party leader and prime minister
After an extraordinary summit that lasted eight hours, the 27 gave more time to May, who will have another six months to find a majority in Parliament to approve the agreement with Brussels already rejected in Westminster - The paradox is that…
The occasion was the 50th anniversary of the plant, where tires dedicated to SUVs are produced
The problem affects almost 10 million Italians - IVASS explains that terminating the contract early is useless: "Indeed, it can be harmful for the policyholder" - Policies and coverage remain valid until expiry, but the companies may not be…
1.270 jobs are at risk - Santander explained that it took this decision due to the 23% drop in transactions recorded at branches over the past three years - In the same period, digital transactions…
The group led by Alessandro Profumo will provide support and maintenance services for the fleet of Apache AH Mk.1 helicopters
On Tuesday in Parliament in London the crucial vote on the agreement reached with Brussels for leaving the EU - Rejection is almost certain, but the Premier warns: "It would be a fracture for our democracy" - Europe is closing the door to a plan…
The Court of Justice of the EU ruled that London could backtrack and remain in the EU without having to ask the other 27 member countries for permission - Meanwhile, to avoid defeat, May postpones the Parliament's vote on the agreement reached…
The scenarios traced by the Bank of England confirm the need for an agreement that avoids the uncontrolled exit of Great Britain from the EU - A report by the British government explains that the British economy will be affected in any case by Brexit - Barnier in…
There is already a clash over the agreement reached by the May government with the EU: 4 ministers resign - The accusation: "It's a capitulation" - But the Premier: "It was the best choice, we did it for the good of the country " - The battle is now…
The goal is to reduce the competitive advantage enjoyed by the e-commerce giant, which today pays 2,3% in taxes compared to the 19% imposed on traditional commerce companies
According to the estimates presented by the Governor of the Bank of England to the British Government. in the event of no agreement with Brussels, Brexit could bring down the value of properties in the United Kingdom: in the worst-case scenario, prices…
From Affariinternazionali.it - Hard Brexit or soft Brexit? Who gains and who loses
Fear of a "Hard Brexit" has caused immigration from the EU to plummet, creating problems for many companies, who are now finding it difficult to hire - The number of applications per job offer has dropped significantly across the board
The latest was HSBC, which announced its move to Paris - Deutsche Bank, Morgan Stanley, Citigroup, Standard Chartered and Nomura have chosen Frankfurt, while Barclays is going to Dublin - The fear is that the divorce from the EU will come without…
If the weakness of the pound and the slowdown in GDP weigh on domestic demand, the lack of progress in the negotiations has relaunched British exports to the EU (48% of the UK total), to the highest since 2012 - The most exposed economies…
Healthcare has so far been a flagship of Lombardy but the knots are coming to a head and the shortage of staff in hospitals is alarming: pace of localisms, the conversion of small hospitals is urgent and not…
The green light during the Italian night from the American president Donald Trump: a shower of missiles has hit Damascus - Russia annoyed but for now does not react - Paris: "Legitimate, limited and proportionate operation" - NATO approves, Iran: "We…
The orientations of the two parties rewarded by the last elections seem to herald a clear change of course in the field of regulation of utilities, favoring public ownership as an instrument of market control - The renewal of the Energy Authority and the…
The "Tsar" was elected president for the fourth time with almost 76% of the vote, but the vote is weighed down by allegations of fraud and the exclusion of the only real rival - Putin talks about the Skripal case: "We have nothing to do with it" - And the…
The decision is linked to the attempted poisoning of former Russian spy Serghei Skripal with a nerve agent - According to the Premier, "the Russian state is guilty" - Other measures against Russia are also on the way - The Council will meet in the evening…
The British currency loses ground against the euro and the dollar - The news according to which 40 Conservative MPs have written a letter of no confidence in Downing Street's number one weighs heavily
The prime minister explains his decision today in a speech on the Daily Telegraph in which he says he "does not intend to tolerate" any attempt to block the exit from the Union. Barnier: "We are still far from the end of the negotiations"
Governor Mike Carney announced it - Meanwhile, the final data on British GDP for the third quarter disappoints economists' expectations.
The British premier speaks from Florence: "We must not adopt a pre-existing model, but create a new partnership: we must be creative, have imagination. I am optimistic".
Advance from the Sunday Telegraph quoting sources from the British Foreign Office. But the British government is asking in return....
UK to vote: May recovers in polls - Oil plunges after US stock increase - Iran accuses: "Saudi hand in Tehran attacks" - Former FBI chief reveals: "Trump asked me to cover up the investigation into the former councilor for…
The unexpected announcement of the Premier arrived today in front of her residence in Downing Street - Polls show the Conservatives with a clear advantage: May aims to strengthen her position in view of the Brexit negotiations.
Theresa May in Scotland today to avert Edinburgh Parliament vote on new referendum to secede from London - Britain to announce activation of Article 50 of Lisbon treaty on Wednesday
Approved an amendment to the Brexit Activation Bill to require MPs (and not the government) to have the final say on the final deal and all future trade deals with the EU
Completed the acquisition of C2C, a company operating between London and Essex - The deal is worth £72,6 million - Trenitalia aims to "become one of the most punctual and popular railway operators in the UK"
The Italian group has announced its participation in joint venture with Firstgroup in two tenders in Great Britain
The number one of the British government confirms the Hard Brexit. He wants "an ambitious free trade deal with the EU" and threatens to turn Britain into a tax haven if Brussels chooses the path of a punitive deal - "We want the…
The new president is nominating the UKIP leader for the post of British ambassador to the USA - London replies dumbfounded: "There is no vacant post".
Great Britain will initiate its exit from the European Union at the beginning of next year, "by March at the latest": Prime Minister Theresa May told the BBC. May also ruled out a snap election in Britain
The project, to be built 'very soon', is expected to cost £1,9m - The barrier will be four meters high and will run a kilometer along either side of the arterial road near Camp Jungle, where thousands of migrants live.
The credit goes to the devaluation of the pound, which has made holidays in the UK much cheaper for foreign tourists - But tourism companies remain cautious: the future is still uncertain
The approaching elections in Germany and France seem to push Brexit away and, according to reliable rumors, today Berlin and Paris would be willing to negotiate London's exit from the EU only for 2019
The surprising outcome of the British referendum crowns a gap that has never been bridged between Great Britain and Europe but remains anti-historical and destabilizing - However, it may represent the push for Europe to revisit its policies and stem populist tendencies
At the end of the counting, the "Leave" front prevailed with 51,9% of the votes, against 48,1% in favor of the "Remain" - Pound immediately collapsed to a 35-year low - Stock markets in panic - Only the nationalist…
After Jo Cox's assassination, campaigning for the British Brexit referendum will never be the same again - But who was the slain Labor MP? Paladin of human rights, she was on the rise and there was speculation about her…
Jo Cox, a young anti-Brexit Labor MP, was murdered on the outskirts of Leeds where she was campaigning for Britain to stay in Europe - She was shot and stabbed and…
The European Court admits that this is indirect discrimination, as argued by the EU Commission, but argues that it is justified by the need on the part of London to protect its public finances - It is possible that this decision is…
Allianz GI report ahead of June 23, when the referendum question will be held that will decide whether or not the United Kingdom leaves the European Union - The British government and the exponents of the global economy have warned the electorate about…
Having just exceeded the quorum, the Eurosceptics prevailed with over 60% of the votes - The referendum was only consultative but could have consequences on the Dutch political structure and above all on the consultation to be held in June in Gran…
Seven years in prison and unlimited fines for bankers who from today on cause the bankruptcy of a bank by committing obvious mistakes - From today in force in Great Britain the law on the direct liability of managers…
Ok to the suspension of access to welfare for non-British citizens, more powers to national parliaments, but no veto on the banking union: Donald Tusk's agreement proposal to avoid Brexit - Cameron: "real progress, but there is it's still…
The group reported an increase in profit in the fiscal third quarter to £928 million, or £0,09 per share - A new organizational structure is on the way which will be operational from April and will include six lines of business.
The group based in the province of Reggio Emilia has bought the British company Endeavor for one million pounds.
Paradoxically, Alesina proposes a financial license for savers, Zingales suggests the American-style Savings Authority, but perhaps the most meritorious idea for the protection of savings is the English one which focuses on "evaluating the potential advantages of new technologies to reduce…
According to the British Premier, "the key in Syria is a political solution", but "one cannot wait for this to happen before taking military action" - The use of ground troops remains excluded - Hollande flies to Moscow after …
British Premier Cameron visits France. He will present a plan to Parliament this week to counter the Islamic State: "I strongly support the action that President Hollande has taken in Syria". First raids on Iraq from the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier…
There are four requests that David Cameron makes to Donal Tusk to ensure the permanence of Great Britain in the European Union, some of which are considered "highly problematic" by the EU Commission which has already had an initial reaction to the letter…
An important American law firm - Wachtell, Lipton, Rosen & Katz - has asked the Fed to abolish the obligation of corporate quarterly reports arguing that the focus on the short term distorts the vision of managers and prevents them from thinking and investing…
And the gap continues to widen: in 2010 alone, the difference between payrolls was 160 to one - CEOs of companies listed on the FTSE100 earned an average of £4,96 million in 2014, against…
Within the first months of 2016, the British Treasury could sell assets for 32 billion pounds (about 45 billion euros), much more than what was raised in 1991 by the Iron Lady.
Ferrero launches the all-cash takeover bid on the British chocolate company that flies on the stock market (+42%) and is worth 157 million euros - But the goal of the Piedmontese group is to get to the delisting and expand into Great Britain - …
In May, the inflation rate in Germany rose by 0,1% compared to April and in tendential terms by 0,7% - In Great Britain, inflation rose by 0,2% compared to the previous month and by 0,1% % compared to May…
After the abrupt stop in 2014, digital books are recovering this year: ebooks for children and school books are especially popular, but also audiobooks - In the first quarter of 2015, the ebook market grew in Great…
The outgoing prime minister won the elections in the United Kingdom, obtaining a much higher number of seats than expected and avoiding the risk of stalemate - Celebrate the pound, which runs against the euro and the dollar - Bad for Labour's…
According to the BBC exit polls, Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservatives are set to win the highly uncertain British elections - The Conservatives would win 316 seats against 239 for Labor and could win a majority with the Libdems - Strong…
The bubble alarm launched by Yellen, the uncertainty over Greece and a physiological backlash after the euphoria triggered by Qe cause all the European stock exchanges to slide - Rates on the Bund, Btp and Bonos continue to rise - Eyes on the pound in…
Whoever wins between Conservatives and Labor risks not having the strength to govern and therefore having to ally themselves with emerging parties: the Scottish independence activists of the SNP, ahead in the polls on all minors, the party for autonomy…
First and only TV debate tonight on ITV and BBC News Channel on the vote in Great Britain on May 7, for the most uncertain elections ever. Polls are betting on a Labor-Conservative neck-and-neck. But on the…
