Britain will reveal crypto regulation plans in coming weeks, sources say
British Finance Minister Rishi Sunak is expected to announce a new regulatory regime for crypto in the coming weeks, sources tell CNBC.
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The French election is just two weeks away — and Russia's invasion is overshadowing the vote
Two weeks to go to the first round of France's presidential election and the political debate is heavily focused on Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
U.S.-EU gas deal won’t be enough to replace Russian supply, says former U.S. energy secretary
In 2021, the European Union imported 155 billion cubic meters of natural gas from Russia, according to the International Energy Agency.
Russian oligarchs are welcome in Turkey, foreign minister says
Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said Saturday that he'd welcome sanctioned Russian oligarchs into his country as both tourists and investors.
Uber wins 30-month London license, ending a lengthy battle with city regulators
Uber has been granted a 30-month license to operate in London, Transport for London said Saturday.
Ukraine-Russia crisis is driving countries to explore new ways of pricing oil, Qatar says
Qatar's foreign minister said some countries were considering a "parallel system" of pricing oil, as the economic impacts of the Ukraine crisis hit home.
Trump sues Hillary Clinton, DNC for more than $70 million over 2016 election, 'spurious' Russia collusion claims
The lawsuit by Donald Trump against Hillary Clinton comes years after the Republican defeated the Democrat in the 2016 presidential election.
Biden heads to Poland to showcase the human cost of Russia's war on Ukraine
President Joe Biden will land in to Rzeszów, Poland on Friday to begin the second leg of his emergency trip to Europe.
Chip industry under threat with neon production set to fall off a cliff following Russia's invasion of Ukraine
The war in Ukraine could see the production of neon, a critical gas in advanced chip manufacturing, fall off a cliff.
Treasury Secretary Yellen says Russian oligarch Abramovich 'could face sanctions' by U.S.
EU strikes gas deal with the U.S. as it seeks to cut its reliance on Russia
It comes amid concern that energy-importing countries continue to top up President Vladimir Putin's war chest with oil and gas revenue on a daily basis.
James Blunt says more should be done to moderate online hate, gives tips on dealing with trolls
U.K. singer-songwriter and "reluctant" Twitter sensation, James Blunt, told CNBC that social media platforms should do more to moderate online hate.
EU leaders send a message to China: Use your leverage to stop Putin
EU leaders had one message for Beijing as they gathered in Brussels to discuss new sanctions against Russia: stop President Vladimir Putin.
'Risky but it's a necessity': Macron wants to push back France's retirement age to 65
France's finance minister said pushing back the retirement age from 62 to 65 was the "best way of protecting our social model."
Biden says U.S. would 'respond' to Russia if Putin uses chemical or biological weapons
President Joe Biden said Thursday NATO would respond "in kind" if Russia uses weapons of mass destruction in Ukraine.
U.S. to sanction over 300 Russian elites and block Russian central bank gold
Biden will announce new sanctions on over 400 Russian individuals and entities, and new measures to crack down on Russian efforts to evade current sanctions.
Britain's P&O Ferries broke the law in laying off 800 staff, boss admits
The boss of British ferry operator P&O Ferries has admitted that the company broke the law by laying off 800 staff without consulting workers unions.
Russian oligarch Abramovich's two superyachts worth a combined $1 billion are escaping sanctions — for now
The azure waters of southwest Turkey saw the arrival of a two multimillion-dollar superyachts this week reportedly belonging to Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich.
India is in a sweet spot, courted by the Quad, China and Russia
As the war enters its fourth week, New Delhi has been receiving a stream of high-profile visitors from major capitals around the world.
The enabler of Russia’s war? Ukraine’s top climate scientist lays the blame on fossil fuels
The conflict in Ukraine has coincided with sharp rises in the prices of coal, oil and gas as countries scramble to replace Russian energy sources.
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