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2 days ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Bas Kooijman |Mark Channer |Konstantinos Chrysikos |Sarah Dunsby
Following a series of “Orwellian” encounters with police Labour has been told to end non crime hate incidents and get them to start doing their job “the public expects” in fighting real crime and not knocking on granny’s door. The Tory leader Kemi Badenoch will table an amendment to Labour’s Crime and Policing Bill to ban the cops recording NCHIs, with the exception of a few cases that should rightly be followed up.
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2 days ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
The Kremlin has launched a large-scale propaganda war to turn the Russian population into the thinking of the necessity to start a “great war” as they have accused the EU of inciting “neo-Nazi ideology” across Europe. The Institute for the Study of War (ISW) has said in their latest report that Russian authorities have promoted narratives to militarise their population, RBC-Ukraine reported.
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2 days ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
The Kremlin has expressed their satisfaction Donald Trump’s administration will not allow Ukraine “membership in NATO,” and the Kremlin has heard “at various levels” this is now “off the table.” The US President Trump gone against the NATO Secretary General who vowed that Ukraine will be granted membership to the alliance once the war is over, but now Washington has gone all out to “satisfy” Moscow.
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3 days ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
Russian forces are creating the impression of a ceasefire, despite Vladimir Putin announcing the so-called “Easter truce.” Hours after Putin claimed to have given his order, air-raid sirens sounded once again across the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv. On Sunday Russian forces continued with “shelling” and “assaults” using drones also on Easter morning.
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6 days ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
The US most senior diplomat Marco Rubio has warned on Friday that Washington is prepared to “move one” if a peace deal does not progress “within days” as the Ukraine-Russia war is “not our war.” The US Secretary of State said that they are ready to be engaged with peace talks “as long as it takes, but not indefinitely, not without progress,” the Kyiv Post reports.
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1 week ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
The Russian ambassador to the UK Andrei Kelin told the BBC that he is “not going to deny” that Moscow is tracking Royal Navay nuclear submarines. The Sunday Times reported that an investigation found that there is Russian sensors, and some have been found in the sea dotted around the UK.
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1 week ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
On Sunday a Russian ballistic missile hit the northeastern Ukrainian city of Sumy killing dozens of innocent civilians in one of the deadliest attacks this year. Sumy Mayor Artem Kobzar reported that there is “many dead” on Palm Sunday including children as a result of the Russian ballistic missile attack.
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2 weeks ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
Experts are warning that Vladimir Putin is preparing for a ground assault on NATO within “six months.” Danish Intelligence has said that Putin could launch an invasion on NATO territory in “as little as six months.” The Time’s Berlin bureau chief Oliver Moody said, “If you believe the Danish intelligence service, it could be as little as six months, according to their latest estimate.
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2 weeks ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Mark Channer
The British Foreign Secretary David Lammy and the French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot both said during a NATO meeting that Vladimir Putin’s forces are still striking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Both ministers have accused Putin of “dragging” his feet over the US negotiations to start a ceasefire. The ministers confirmed that military chiefs from France and the UK will travel to the Ukrainian capital, Kyiv to discuss deploying troops to Ukraine to help maintain the ceasefire.
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3 weeks ago | 
londonlovesbusiness.com | Quasar Elizundia |Mark Channer |Linh Tran |Sarah Dunsby
Gold continues to set a new temporary high of $3,145/oz, marking a significant milestone in its upward trend. This growth is supported by an ideal environment, including concerns over U.S. government tariff measures, global geopolitical instability, expectations of Federal Reserve (Fed) interest rate cuts, and strong central bank demand. These are all factors driving capital flows into gold as a safe-haven asset, helping the precious metal maintain strong momentum throughout the first quarter.
