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  Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, on the sidelines of the G7 Summit session on artificial intelligence and energy hosted by the Italian Republic and met  with  UAE President  During the meeting, the two leaders discussed bilateral relations and ways to develop and expand them in various fields, including economic and developmental areas. 

  The landscape of parking enforcement in the United Kingdom is undergoing a notable shift, with motorists experiencing a sharp increase in parking tickets issued by private companies. Data analysis conducted by the PA news agency and RAC Foundation has revealed alarming figures, indicating a substantial rise in the number of tickets issued daily. This article delves into the key findings, shedding light on the impact of this surge on UK drivers. Between July and September, more than 3.3 million parking tickets were issued, marking a 16% increase from the 2.9 million during the same period last year. This surge equates to a record daily average of nearly 36,000 tickets, showcasing the magnitude of the issue. With each ticket potentially costing drivers up to £100 ($127), the financial i The financial burden on drivers is a significant concern, as the cost of parking tickets can accumulate rapidly. With daily expenses potentially reaching millions of pounds, this surge places a st...

  In a joint initiative, Germany and the UK have issued a call for a "sustainable ceasefire" in the Gaza conflict. Foreign Affairs Minister Annalena Baerbock and Foreign Secretary David Cameron outlined their shared vision in an op-ed for the Sunday Times, emphasizing the need for a peace agreement developed in collaboration with Arab nations. The leaders acknowledged the tragic loss of civilian lives and clarified that their plea for a ceasefire was focused on achieving a lasting resolution. The op-ed emphasized that the ultimate goal is not just an end to fighting today but a foundation for peace that endures for days, years, and generations to come.

  Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is set to outline a forward-looking foreign policy strategy on Monday, signaling a departure from traditional Conservative approaches. Focused on addressing contemporary challenges, Sunak's vision aims to position the UK as a decisive force in international relations. At the core of his agenda is a commitment to intensify efforts towards a two-state solution for Israel and Palestine. Sunak emphasizes the UK 's historical role in crafting UN resolutions supporting this solution and pledges to actively contribute to its realization. This move underscores the UK's dedication to fostering peace in regions marred by conflict. Sunak's foreign policy vision goes beyond specific conflicts, advocating for a departure from outdated diplomatic norms. By abandoning "past dogmas, assumptions, and structures," he seeks to make UK diplomacy more adaptable and responsive to evolving global dynamics. Additionally, Sunak highlights the importance o...

  In a heartening display of solidarity, the UK' s earthquake appeal for Turkey and Syria has garnered overwhelming support, surpassing £150 million ($191 million) in just six months. The tragedy struck on February 6, claiming the lives of at least 58,000 people across southern Turkey and north-west Syria. The generous donations, totaling £151.8 million, are a testament to the compassion and empathy of people from all walks of life. The UK government's Aid Match scheme, contributing £5 million to the appeal, further amplifies the impact of individual contributions. The Disasters Emergency Committee (DEC) proudly announced the milestone, expressing gratitude to the global community for stepping up during a time of great need. The funds raised will play a vital role in providing aid, rebuilding lives, and supporting affected communities on their path to recovery.

The meeting between British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, German Chancellor Angela Merkel, Presidents of Turkey and France Tayyip Erdogan and Emmanuel Macron on Syria will be held via teleconference.   Initially, it was planned to conduct negotiations on March 17 in Istanbul, but the format was changed amid the spread of the coronavirus COVID-19.   It is assumed that the leaders of the countries will discuss the migration crisis on the border of Turkey and the European Union. The epidemic of the coronavirus COVID-19 began in the Chinese city of Wuhan, the first cases were recorded in 2019.   This week, WHO announced an outbreak of coronavirus pandemic.   The number of people infected in the world exceeded 135 thousand people, more than 4.9 thousand died.

UK Prime Minister, Boris Johnson, who earlier pledged to take Britain out of European Union by the end of year 2020, is likely to break his promise as according to European Union Trade Commissioner, Phil Hogan, Brexit transition period would extend beyond 2020. In an interview with the Irish Times, published Monday, Hogan said, “In the past, we saw the way the prime minister promised to die in the ditch rather than extend the deadline for Brexit , only for him to do just that.” Johnson had previously committed to “die in a ditch” rather than extend an earlier deadline of October 31 to exit the bloc. “I don’t believe Prime Minister Johnson will die in the ditch over the timeline for the future relationship either,” Hogan said. The recently appointed EU Trade Commissioner, who playa key role in the EU-UK talks on their future relationship, said that it was ‘ very odd ’ to impose any restriction on the Brexit extension and that it all seemed more like a political stunt. ...