The UK’s world-renowned financial district, known as The Square Mile, is poised to undergo a major regulatory overhaul aimed at making it more globally competitive.
The Cayman Islands Government (CIG) and the British government are assessing the ramifications of a landmark European Court ruling on the requirement for public disclosures of beneficial owners of companies registered in the jurisdiction.
The collapse of the US crypto firm FTX has sent shockwaves throughout the global cryptocurrency industry with pressure now intensifying for government regulation of the sector.
Mia Mottley, Prime Minister of Barbados, again criticised industrialised nations for failing the developing world on the climate crisis, in a blistering attack at the Cop27 UN climate talks in South Africa.
There is a collective sigh of relief rippling through American body politics over the fact that the country’s democracy has withstood the onslaught of the hard rightwing Trump-Republicans.
The United Nations General Assembly has for the 30th year in a row overwhelmingly voted to support a resolution demanding the end of the economic blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba, but Washington refuses to lift it.
America’s ritual of changing the clocks affected millions as daylight saving time (DST) ended on Sunday. But if some lawmakers have their way, it’ll be the last time that happens.
Rishi Sunak, the former Chancellor of the Exchequer in the ill-fated government of ex-prime minister Boris Johnson has become the UK’s third leader in a year, its fourth in three years and its sixth in five years.
A delegation from the Cayman Islands Government and private sector will attend the 63rd annual Fort Lauderdale International Boat Show (FLIBS) taking place from 26th – 30th October, 2022.
In the midst of political chaos of the past 10 months within the ruling Conservative Party and compounded by largely self-inflicted economic turbulence, Britain today peacefully - and democratically - has its third prime minister in a year.