MISHCON INTERNATIONAL: EURASIA

• Editorial

In August 2008, the prospect of Tbilisi as a thriving tourist destination was distant and improbable. Georgia was at war with Russia over the separatist regions of Abkhazia and South Ossetia, a conflict that displaced around 192,000 people.

• Editorial

In this podcast, Marina Guryeva, co-founder of Cyber Fund, explains why now is not a bad time to be a cryptocurrency business in the country at the moment, while blockchain professionals are keeping a bag packed just in case.

• Mishcon Thinks

Applications for British citizenship from the 14 “original” EU member countries including Germany, France and Italy have more than tripled since the year before the Brexit referendum, analysis has revealed.

• Mishcon Thinks

Last week, Britain's Home Secretary Amber Rudd announced an investigation into the impact of international students on the UK.

• A view from the UK

Summer feels like it is already here. Given the upcoming electoral calendar the political temperature will also likely rise.

• A view from the UK

It might only be a procedural step but this week marked another important pre-Brexit negotiations milestone. The Council of Ministers’ General Affairs Council (GAC) formally approved its Brexit “negotiating directives”, the final procedural hurdle ahead of the start of negotiations proper.

• Guide to the UK

British time zones give businesses a competitive advantage that is here to stay – we’ve been almost geographically designed that way.

• Guide to the UK

The UK continues to be an attractive destination for high-net-worth individuals.