Craig Taylor

Brazilian Mining Giant Vale – who are probably the worlds largest producer of Iron Ore & Nickel is in trouble again – only Three years after the Mariana dam burst then the worst industrial disaster in Brazils […]

Current German Defense Minister and likely next European Commission chief Ursula von der Leyen has spoken out for the first time on Brexit – indicating that she hoped the UK would have a change of heart. However […]

Several flights out of Gatwick were delayed earlier following Air Traffic Control Issues.
BBC News – UK

Sir Kim Darroch Tossed Under The Bus By Boris Johnson
The UK ambassador to the US, Sir Kim Darroch has been forced to resign after UK PM-elect Boris Johnson refused to give him any support in the final Tory […]

France has a few awkward questions to answer following the discovery of US-made Javelin missile traceable back to them were found in the camp of forces loyal to rebel leader Gen Haftar.  The rogue Libyan general […]

The BBC has reported that a team organised to look into a technological solution to the Irish backstop, which is the main stumbling block on any Brexit deal, have refused to even sign off on the terms of reference […]

Iran Jepordising Instex Trade Mechanism

Iran continues to play into America’s hands with its latest cryptic message in response to the EU insisting it reconsidered its current course of action. Despite the […]

Good old German efficiency was at play today as Deutsche Bank began their job cutting with ruthlessness just days after announcing they were pulling out of Share Dealing. Staff in London, New York and Tokyo are […]

Downing Street has affirmed its “full support” for the UK’s ambassador to the US Sir Kim Darroch despite Donald Trump saying he will no longer work with him. The furore has erupted after e-mails calling the Trump […]

President Trump Peeved By Ambassadors Comments

President Trump has taken to his favourite platform Twitter to respond to Ambassador Sir Kim Darroch’s embarrassing leaked secret (or not so as the case proved) […]

The last major outbreak of the Ebola Virus which hit the relatively isolated West African coast in 2013-16 killed 11,310 people and destroyed countless families and now there are fears that another outbreak is set […]

The battle to become Venezuala’s “only President” has now entered the dialogue phase again with Nicolás Maduro agreeing to meet with Juan Guaidó in Barbados to discuss a six-point agenda which will hopefully r […]

A group of 20 South African Teenagers have taken part in an impressive aviation achievement flying from South Africa to Egypt in a self-assembled Sling 4 Kit plane. The 12,000 KM (7,455 mile) flight involved […]

Germany’s largest financial institution Deutsche Bank has announced it will pull out of all share dealing activities putting several, thousand jobs at risk, and leaving Barclays as the only major European bank […]

It is difficult not to feel a twinge of sympathy for Iran as the Obama brokered Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA) in 2015 to curb Iran’s nuclear programme and in particular, its Uranium Enrichment […]

Copa America Final 2019 Brazil 3-1 Peru

Hosts Brazil have won the 2019 Copa America beating Peru 3-1 in a game which Manchester City’s Gabriel Jesus won’t forget in a while. He was arguably the man of the […]

Greece’s dalliance with Left-Wing Politics has ended following the re-election of the New Democracy Party at the recent snap General Election. The Grek people voted for radical change back in 2015 electing Syriza […]

The Foreign Office will explore how memos from the UK’s envoy in the US were published by a paper.
BBC News – UK

USA 2-0 Netherlands Women’s World Cup 2019 Attendance:57,900

The USA retained the Women’s World Cup with an efficient performance over the Dutch at the Olympic Stadium in Lyon last night. Having reached the […]

The African Continental Free Trade Agreement (AfCFTA) is now a reality after Nigeria – the largest economy in the region signed up meaning that 54 of the 55 eligible countries are now members. This is not only a s […]