Background, problems and solutions for introducing Islamic insurance in the United Kingdom by A. N. Zhilkina, M.-H. R. Orusbiev

“…Despite its low Muslim population, Great Britain is taking a proactive stance in developing Islamic finance. …”
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Neoadjuvant Immunotherapy and De-escalation of Surgery in Locally Advanced Breast Implant-associated Anaplastic Large Cell Lymphoma by Marzia Salgarello, Jaroslaw Krupa, Rebecca Allchin, Simon Pilgrim, Fiona Miall, Arianna Di Napoli, Maurizio Martelli, Giulio Tarantino

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KING'S ENGLISH AND THE ARISTOCRATIC CODE OF COMMUNICATION IN MODERN BRITAIN by T. A. Ivushkina

“…All inaccuracies and distortions of the language use in modern British media, revealed by Simon Heffer in his book «Strictly English», enable the author of the article to draw a distinct demarcation line between King's English, the English of the press, on the one hand, and the English of the upper classes of Great Britain, on the other. The errors in the press, such as confusion of words similar in a sound form or spelling, the use of foreign words in the wrong meanings, distortions of names, etc. testify to the deterioration of education at some universities of Great Britain. …”
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Arthur ainda vive? by Isadora Cristine Martins

“…This hope, known in historiography as “the Breton hope”3, was suggested in some sources during the 12th and 13th centuries, in which chroniclers stated that Arthur was not, in fact, dead for some groups within Great Britain’s territory. Since the 1990s, the discussion about the Breton hope has changed. …”
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The Birth of Sports Sociology and the Leicester Historical-Sociological School by A. S. Adelfinsky

“…The review describes the origins of sports sociology in Great Britain within the "Leicester School" of Historical Sociology of Norbert Elias, explaining the causes for the strong influence of the ideas of Elysianism on the present-day international sociology of sports. …”
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From the History of Corporate Mercenarism: British Clandestine Operation in the North Yemen in 1960s by M. A. Nebolsina

“…The turmoil caused by the political regime change affected the interests of numerous foreign stakeholders, in particular, of Great Britain. The response of the British government to a new threat to its strategic interests in the region took form of a mercenary operation. …”
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FOREIGN FORMS, METHODS AND TOOLS OF REORGANIZATION OF A CREDIT INSTITUTION by Z. Patladze

“…In the article on the example of the United States of America, The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, France and Germany, are considered foreign forms, methods and tools for the reorganization of a credit institution, draws conclusions about the possibility of using the experience of these countries in the Russian Federation.…”
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Soviet Diplomatic Efforts to Prevent Hungary’s Alignment with Germany in World War II (1939– 1941) by V. F. Pryakhin

“…However, the reality in Europe by the early 1940s diverged significantly, with Western powers (the USA and Great Britain) unable to redirect Hitler's global domination ambitions eastward. …”
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Brexit as a result of internal contradictions in the ECONOMY OF THE European Union by E. Smirnov

“…A possible exit of Great Britain from the EU (Brexit) imposes serious restrictions for further development of economic integration, the present article is devoted to.…”
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Anxiety and Self-esteem as Causes and Consequences of Cyber-victimization in Preadolescence: A Longitudinal Study by David Álvarez-García, Trinidad García, Lucy Betts

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GEOECONOMIC CONSEQUENCES OF BREXIT by B. Loginov

“…The author draws parallels with Great Britain’s loss of its dominate place in the global economy and policy at the end of XIX-th - the beginning of XX-th century. …”
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Bloomsbury and the Cinema: Practice and Theory of a New Form of Expression by Floriane Reviron

“…Just as Bloomsbury introduced post-impressionism in Great Britain, the cinema was beginning to emerge as a new art, introducing new visual vocabularies and perceptions. …”
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Soviet Russia/the USSR and transformation of the international relations system in the first half of the 1920s by E. V. Romanova

“…This inability to predict the future development of the USSR, as well as to control the situation in Eastern Europe in general were among the factors that instigated the leading European power — Great Britain — to devise a scheme of the European security system without the USSR, which was embodied in the Locarno agreements of 1925.…”
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Proclamation of the All-Russian Empire – the Beginning of the Way to the Great Power Status by V. A. Artamonov

“…Russia was not a great power like the Habsburg monarchy, France, Great Britain, and the Eurasian-African Ottoman Empire. …”
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