The holder of the ancient civic role says the City of London can learn a lot from Australia and offer a lot in return even if it’s no longer part of the EU.
Ukraine is firing an estimated 6000 artillery rounds every day,according to Western intelligence figures,whereas Russia fires 20,000 a day.
With his oil and gas revenues drying up,Vladimir Putin is being forced into desperate measures to keep funding his war. They will weigh heavily on Russia’s future.
Seven years on from the momentous vote to take Britain out of the EU,Brexit is ignored and largely unloved.
The IMF thinks this year could be a turning point for the global economy. There are,however,plenty of uncertainties that could change things quickly.
“A united Europe,certainly on defence matters,would make an enormous difference,” said Guy Verhofstadt.
Crucial to funding Putin’s war,Russia’s oil industry has already been wounded by the West. More pain is coming this weekend.
The Greens plan to use their power in the Senate to block rules for the government’s key climate policy in an effort to harden its stance against fossil fuels.
Brazil and Argentina have floated the concept of a single South American currency in part to combat the mighty US dollar. It provoked more than a few guffaws around the world.
Australia’s first prosecco producer,Otto Dal Zotto,wants the government to fight for its right to keep the name.
Pier Antonio Panzeri “is suspected of intervening politically with members working at the European Parliament for the benefit of Qatar and Morocco” in exchange for payment.