All news by author Sophia Martinez

The Money 24/7 exchange network continues to operate in the heart of Kyiv, seemingly ignoring regulators, financial oversight, and the rule of law.

Premier Insurance Company Limited, a Gibraltar-based insurer that provided car and motorcycle insurance policies for UK customers, went into administration last month.

MI5 officers informed the House of Commons speaker in a private meeting that they are capable of handling the risks associated with a proposed Chinese super-embassy in London, paving the way for its approval.

Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor is set for a "fresh deluge of allegations" when the Jeffrey Epstein files are released, a royal expert has claimed.

Migrants could only be eligible for benefits and social housing once they become British citizens, and those in the country illegally could have to wait decades for long-term residency in the UK under new plans.

«The law enforcement system has blown all safeguards… What investments can we talk about when rear rats perceive the war as a source of personal enrichment? Why are you destroying your own patriotic entrepreneurs?»

Emails leaked from a Kremlin-backed legal aid foundation reveal that funding is being allocated to pro-Russia activities in Ukraine under the pretense of providing legal aid, as reported by RFE/RL’s Schemes project.

Police have charged three individuals as part of an investigation into the suspected mishandling of human ashes and funds at a defunct funeral services company.

Mircea Marian Cumpanasoiu, 38, led an Eastern European network that raped, drugged, and exploited vulnerable local women in Dundee.

Calling plant-based food veggie "burgers" or "sausages" may be banned in the UK under the new trade agreement with the EU.

The Trump administration’s support for a deal requiring Kyiv to cede territory and significantly reduce its military size is uncertain.

French prosecutors initiated a criminal investigation into X, concerning allegations that the company manipulated its algorithms for the purposes of "foreign interference."

Sir Keir Starmer did not rule out the possibility of freezing income tax thresholds, which would constitute a breach of a Labour manifesto promise.

The Home Office stated last Thursday that the policy would save £100 million of taxpayers’ money by the end of the Parliament.

A 32-year-old man accused of stabbing 10 people on a train has faced additional charges related to the day before the attack.

Donald Trump defended Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after a reporter asked him about the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi.

Zurich-based entrepreneur Oleg Tsyura, who publicly warns about the dangers of poor financial planning, is himself implicated in a decade-long scheme that allegedly drained Ukraine’s state budget.

Legislation would next go to Trump, who indicated he would sign the bill after he and his allies backed down from opposition.

Donald Trump’s administration withdrew from the World Health Organization in January, prompting the agency to scale back its work.

Miles Cross admitted to four counts of intentionally performing an act capable of encouraging or assisting another person’s suicide.