In Iraq, China Finds A Reliable New Investment Partner
Iraq's Prime Minister greets President of the Chinese Tsingshan Holding Group, Mr. Zhang Jiming, and his delegation in Baghdad, 30 November 2023
'Gate Of Tears': Iran-aligned Huthis A Growing Threat In The Red Sea
The spike in attacks claimed by Iran-backed Huthi rebels in the Red Sea is dangerously increasing tensions in a bottleneck for international maritime trade and fuelling fears of an uncontrolled regional spillover of Yemen's longstanding conflict.
BP Sacks Former CEO For 'Serious Misconduct'
BP on Wednesday denied its former chief executive of more than GBP32-million ($40-million) payout because of his failure to disclose past personal relationships with colleagues.
Revolutionary UK Power Grid Expansion Secures £1.8 Billion Contracts
National Grid and Scottish Power are set to commence the construction of a £2.5 billion high-voltage power line along the east coast, stretching from East Lothian to County Durham, starting in 2025.
EU's AI Act Will Require OpenAI, Google To Share Previously Hidden Details About Their AI Models
Surprisingly, the European Union has allowed companies to audit themselves while the AI Act could have been stricter in its requirement.
Erik Ten Hag Slams Man Utd Players After Champions League Exit: There Were Some 'Individual Errors'
Man Utd lost 1-0 to Bayern Munich at Old Trafford on Tuesday.
US Stocks Shrug Off Mixed Inflation Data, Extending Rally
US stocks finished solidly higher Tuesday, shaking off early weakness on continued bullish sentiment as a mixed inflation report contributed to a drop in oil prices.
Adam Lambert Says It Was 'Flattering' To Receive Kate Middleton's Invite To 'Royal Carols' Concert
The singer performed "The Christmas Song" alongside British singer-songwriter Beverley Knight.
Falling Inflation Shifts Focus To When ECB Could Cut Rates
With inflation dropping faster than expected and the economic outlook darkening, markets will be looking for clues about when eurozone borrowing costs might start to come down as rate-setters meet this week.
US Joins COP28 Push To End Fossil Fuels But Keeps On Pumping
The United States is helping lead the charge at UN climate talks to phase out fossil fuels, but the superpower's status as the world's top oil producer is already casting doubt on its credibility.
F1: Daniel Ricciardo Confirms Desire To Grab Red Bull Race Seat
The Australian says that ending his career in a Red Bull seat would be the perfect scenario.
Ukrainians Urged To Save Power After Plant Hit
Ukraine urged residents to save electricity Thursday after a power plant near the front line was hit by shelling, the first such warning this winter as temperatures plunge below freezing.
EU Proposes Three-year Delay On UK Electric Car Tariffs
Brussels proposed Wednesday a three-year delay on tariffs on the sale of electric vehicles between Britain and the EU that was meant to kick in from January, in a major reversal of its previous position.
Why Sustainable Initiatives For The Chemical Industry's Massive Footprint Have To Be Discussed At COP28
Thought leaders, activists, policymakers, and government officials will meet in Dubai for COP28.
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Record Fossil Fuel Lobbyists As Climate Talks Face Off Hardens
Battle lines on coal, oil and gas hardened at the UN climate talks on Tuesday where activists said a record number of fossil fuel lobbyists outnumber nearly every delegation in Dubai.
OpenAI CEO's Reinstatement Raises Concerns Over $51 Million AI Chip Deal with Personal Investments
The agreement between OpenAI and Rain AI signed in 2019, committed OpenAI to the substantial investment once the chips became available.
UK Household Financial Struggles Soar Amid Cost-of-Living Crisis
The latest research from the consumer group Which? unveiled that 9.8 per cent of surveyed households admitted to missing or defaulting on payments for loans, credit cards, housing, or household bills during that period.
Saudi Arabia Says 'Absolutely Not' To Oil Phaseout At COP28
Saudi Arabia's energy minister has slammed the door shut on agreeing to phase out fossil fuels at the UN's COP28 climate talks, setting the stage for difficult negotiations in Dubai.
COP28 Leaders 'Have Noticed' That Sunak Is Delaying Climate Promises
While attempting to protect the public's personal finances at COP28, Sunak was criticised by international leaders for continuing to delay net zero goals.
Brexit, COVID And Strikes Have Left Hospitality Businesses In 'Crisis'
UK Hospitality says businesses are left in "crisis" mode after the recent Autumn Statement announced that the standard business multiplier would increase by more than six per cent.
Sunak Accused of Misrepresenting UK Climate Aid Ahead of COP28 Attendance
Charities and NGOs accuse the government of changing how it calculates climate spending to claim it will exceed targets.
Labour's Pledge to 'Rewire Britain' Sparks Controversy Amidst Tory Party Discord Over Pylon Plans
Labour envisions a comprehensive overhaul that includes updating existing infrastructure, increasing energy efficiency and expanding renewable energy sources.
King Charles III Says He Is 'All Right' Amid Racism Claims In 'Endgame' Book
The Dutch version of Omid Scobie's book "Endgame" accidentally revealed the names of the alleged "racist" royals in the family.
COP28 Puts Spotlight On State Oil Giants
Western energy firms are the usual suspects when it comes to criticism about the sector's role in climate change, but a less visible lineup of powerful state companies dominates the industry.
Falling Inflation Gives Equities A Boost
Data showing lower inflation in the United States and Europe lifted stocks Thursday, with the dollar advancing as traders bet on faster ECB interest rate cuts following the surprisingly big drop in European prices.
Air Pollution From Fossil Fuels Kills 5 Million People Every Year: Study
The disease burden due to air pollution is now estimated to be on par with other major global health risks.
Russia Ramping Up Attacks In Eastern Ukraine
Russian forces were ramping up attacks in eastern Ukraine on Wednesday, Moscow and Kyiv said, as they vie to secure elusive territorial gains before the end of the year.
COP28 President Denies Using Climate Talks To Push Oil Deals
The Emirati host of the UN climate conference in Dubai denied Wednesday reports that he used his presidency of the crucial talks on global warming to pursue fossil fuels deals.
Bank of England Warns of Potential Market Correction Amidst Economic Uncertainties
The House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee released a report that critiques the Bank of England's scope of operation amidst the current cost of living crisis.