Cybercriminals identified as a Chinese government-aligned group have impersonated senior figures at Anthropic and former US government officials in an attempt to extract sensitive information regarding American artificial intelligence development.
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Europe’s diesel supply crisis has intensified, with imports reaching a record low for September amid a suspension of fuel exports by China and continued constraints on Russian supplies. The situation
China has closed a record number of banking institutions in 2025, with the total number of shutters exceeding 670. This significant reduction in the banking sector places the total count
Chinese refiners have halted the majority of refined fuel exports for October, a decision that removes a significant volume of diesel, gasoline and jet fuel from a global market already
A surge in demand for battery storage systems across Europe during recent heatwaves has highlighted the growing commercial viability of sodium-ion technology. San Diego-based Unigrid, a manufacturer of residential energy
The United States and China have published reciprocal lists of goods worth approximately 30 billion dollars each, on which they intend to reduce tariffs. The measures mark the latest step
Industrial profits in China expanded by 4.2 percent in August, marking the weakest growth rate recorded this year. Official data released on Monday indicated that manufacturers are facing continued challenges
Tesla is reportedly struggling to meet its ambitious manufacturing targets for the Optimus humanoid robot. According to reports from The Information, the company produced only several hundred units last month,
China is on track to become the world’s leading producer of nuclear energy within the next decade, overtaking both the United States and France, according to a recent analysis by
The United States artificial intelligence sector has increasingly framed its approach to safety and regulation through the lens of geopolitical competition with China. Industry leaders argue that maintaining a technological
US President Donald Trump has dismissed recent warnings regarding the dangers of artificial intelligence, attributing such concerns to negative forces and asserting that the United States maintains a decisive lead
The People’s Bank of China has extended its streak of consecutive monthly gold purchases to 22 months, adding 650,000 troy ounces to its reserves in August. This acquisition represents the
North America’s efforts to reduce reliance on China for critical minerals are encountering a structural impediment that regulatory reform alone cannot resolve. The primary obstacle is the extensive duration required
Political discourse in Sweden has become increasingly polarised regarding the rights of the Indigenous Sami people, with senior government figures publicly challenging traditional reindeer herding practices. This shift in tone
Eurometal has warned that European manufacturing will suffer 300,000 job losses in the remainder of 2026 unless Brussels addresses what it describes as the colonisation of industry by Chinese component
Beijing has announced a £40bn capital injection into its financial sector as it seeks to stabilise banks and insurers against a backdrop of slowing economic growth. The move is intended