U.S., NATO and EU to blame China for cyberattack on Microsoft Exchange servers
A new joint effort by NATO members, the European Union, Australia, New Zealand and Japan will address the threat posed by Chinese state-sponsored cyberattacks.
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China is buying up chip firms in a push for semiconductor supremacy, says UK lawmaker
China is using questionable methods to ensure it becomes a world leader in semiconductor technology, according to British MP Iain Duncan Smith.
Nottingham Trent University withdraws offer from student over racist Snapchat aimed at England players
A university has withdrawn an offer to a student following racist abuse towards England players after the Euro 2020 final.
Photos show disastrous flooding in western Europe
The death roll rose above 150 on Saturday, according to media reports, with that figure expected to rise as the flood waters recede.
England's lifting of Covid lockdowns is a danger to the entire world, experts warn
Global scientists have criticized the U.K. government's plans to ease almost all Covid-19 restrictions, calling it unethical and dangerous for the whole planet.
Soccer players slam Facebook and Twitter's response to racist abuse
Soccer stars of past and present believe social media companies need to up their game when it comes to tackling racist abuse on their platforms.
Millions of Brits set for self-isolation as restrictions ease and Covid cases soar
More than 500,000 people in Britain were told to self-isolate last week by the government-backed Covid-19 Test and Trace app.
Plans for huge new gigafactory in England take shape, as countries ramp up battery-making capacity
Factory would be built in a part of England known for its longstanding connection to vehicle manufacturing.
Biden and Merkel warn Russia cannot use Nord Stream gas pipeline as weapon against Ukraine
President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Angela Merkel delivered remarks at the White House on Thursday in what is likely to be her last visit to Washington.
EU presents its plan to achieve carbon neutrality. Here's what you need to know
The 27-member bloc has vowed to become carbon neutral by 2050.
Watch live: President Biden delivers remarks alongside German Chancellor Angela Merkel
President Joe Biden and German Chancellor Angela Merkel will deliver remarks at the White House on Thursday in what is likely to be her last visit to Washington.
Digital bank Revolut valued at $33 billion in funding round led by SoftBank and Tiger Global
British fintech firm Revolut said it has raised $800 million in a new funding round led by SoftBank and Tiger Global.
UK doctors call for flu testing as Covid threatens to coincide with influenza epidemic
Physicians have warned a resurgence of respiratory viruses could be about to increase pressure on healthcare services.
Lionel Messi: Barcelona forward agrees contract extension with 50% pay cut
Lionel Messi has reached a verbal agreement on a five-year contract extension at Barcelona, with his salary to be reduced by 50% under terms of the new deal.
The ECB starts work on creating a digital version of the euro
The European Central Bank announced Wednesday that it's starting work toward creating a digital euro currency as more consumers ditch cash.
UK government plans to slash transport emissions by decarbonizing aviation, trucks and rail
Focus on decarbonization of trucks would complement plans to electrify cars and vans.
Gender parity on UK company boards is not likely until 2036, research says
The predicted year for gender parity on executive boards at these publicly-listed U.K. firms has gone up by four years to 2036, according to the research.
UK police seize record $250 million haul of cryptocurrency in London
British detectives have seized a record-breaking haul of cryptocurrency worth almost £180 million ($249 million) in London.
EU delays its digital tax plan as Janet Yellen visits Brussels
The EU is delaying plans for a common digital tax in the bloc as Yellen tries to rally all European nations behind a wider global corporate tax agreement.
A start-up that helps employers hire people across the world is now valued at $1 billion
Remote, a start-up that helps firms to employ people in different countries, has been valued by investors at $1 billion, the company said on Tuesday.
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