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UK says new law will crack down on hostile states' proxies from next month
The UK announced a new law to target proxies of hostile states like Iran, set to take effect next month. The law aims to address gaps in legislation following antisemitic attacks in London, focusing on state-linked groups funding criminal activities such as surveillance and sabotage.
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