US Congress passes bill to block foreign tech access
The US House of Representatives has overwhelmingly approved groundbreaking legislation to prevent foreign adversaries from acquiring sensitive American technologies and data.
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Lib Dems Champion Enhanced UK-Japan Trade Partnership
The Liberal Democrats unveil ambitious strategy to strengthen economic ties with Japan, focusing on technology exchange and cultural partnerships to boost Britain's global standing.
China Weaponises Rare Earth Exports in US Trade War
Exclusive analysis reveals China's strategic move to restrict rare earth exports to the US, threatening American tech and defence industries amid escalating trade tensions.
Japanese firms profit from Aussie gas as local manufacturers struggle
Australian Industry Minister Ed Husic exposes how Japanese companies are buying cheap Australian gas only to resell it at massive markups, creating an energy crisis for domestic manufacturers.
Trump's Pasta Tariffs Threaten Italian Producers
Italian pasta producers face devastating 25% tariffs under Trump's new trade war, threatening centuries-old family businesses and the future of authentic Italian pasta exports to the US market.
Scotland accuses UK government of trade sabotage
Exclusive: Scottish ministers claim UK government is actively undermining Scotland's economy by blocking international trade opportunities and ignoring devolved powers.
UK Steel Industry Faces Existential Threat from EU Tariffs
Britain's steel sector warns of catastrophic consequences as new EU carbon border taxes could cripple UK exports, threatening thousands of jobs and raising prices for consumers.
Brexit rules threaten Greggs vegan sausage roll EU exports
Iconic British bakery chain Greggs faces potential export barriers for its popular vegan sausage rolls to EU nations due to complex post-Brexit food regulations, highlighting ongoing trade challenges.
UK plastic waste exports surge 84% to developing nations
Shocking new data reveals Britain is dramatically increasing plastic waste shipments to poorer countries, raising serious environmental and ethical concerns about recycling accountability.
Israel Deploys 'Scent' Tracking in Gaza Conflict
Exclusive investigation reveals Israeli forces using advanced 'scent' detection technology to identify Hamas operatives in Gaza, raising serious ethical concerns about civilian safety and warfare methods.
British parts found in Russian attack drones
Exclusive investigation reveals UK-manufactured parts are being used in Russian military drones deployed in Ukraine, raising serious questions about sanctions enforcement.
Dubai trader makes millions exporting chocolate to US
A Dubai-based entrepreneur has built a multi-million dollar business by exporting European chocolate brands like Lindt to American retailers including Trader Joe's, capitalising on global trade opportunities.
UK Government Backs Aston Martin and JLR US Expansion
Two of Britain's most prestigious car manufacturers receive significant government support to boost exports and expand operations in North America, marking a major win for UK automotive industry.
UK government faces legal action over Israel arms exports
The UK government confronts potential legal proceedings as campaign groups challenge arms export licences to Israel amid ongoing Gaza conflict, raising questions about Britain's role in the humanitarian crisis.
Hollywood star secretly invented Wi-Fi technology
The astonishing true story of how a glamorous 1940s film icon co-invented technology that paved the way for modern Wi-Fi, Bluetooth and GPS systems while maintaining her Hollywood career.
How Recording Technology Revolutionised Music Creation
Justin Lewis's groundbreaking book 'Into The Groove' uncovers how recording technology transformed music creation, from The Rolling Stones' mobile studio experiments to modern production techniques that changed listening forever.
UK car production surges 10% as EV demand grows
British car manufacturing revs up with impressive growth figures, led by electric vehicle demand and strong European exports. Industry calls for competitive energy strategy to sustain momentum.
France intercepts Russian oil tanker near Calais
French authorities have dramatically seized a Russian-linked oil tanker near Calais in a significant escalation of EU sanctions against Moscow. The vessel, suspected of violating embargo measures, was prevented from departing amid growing Western pressure
2026 World Cup Ball Tech Ends Handball & Offside Debates
Exclusive look at Adidas's groundbreaking Trionda ball for World Cup 2026, featuring connected ball technology designed to eliminate VAR disputes and transform football officiating forever.
Swinney demands Gaza ceasefire and end to UK arms exports
Scotland's new First Minister John Swinney calls for urgent ceasefire in Gaza and condemns UK arms exports to Israel, marking significant foreign policy stance.
NRL Puts Artificial Intelligence in Charge of Crucial Calls
The National Rugby League is deploying cutting-edge artificial intelligence to revolutionise crucial in-game decisions, marking a dramatic shift in sports officiating technology that could change rugby league forever.
Trump's 100% Tariff Threat to Australian Industry
Former US President Donald Trump is poised to announce crushing 100% tariffs on Australian aluminium and steel imports if re-elected, dealing a catastrophic blow to a key Australian industry and threatening thousands of jobs.
AI Watchdog: 'Everyone Will Die' in Worst-Case Scenario
The UK's first AI Safety Institute chief has issued a stark warning, stating that the worst-case scenario for artificial intelligence could lead to human extinction. The alarming prediction highlights the urgent need for global regulation as AI capabiliti
Trump's Tariffs Damage UK Tea Exports, Says Fortnum's
The CEO of iconic British retailer Fortnum & Mason has issued a stark warning: US tariffs imposed by the Trump administration have severely damaged lucrative tea exports, costing the UK millions and threatening a historic trade relationship.
Starmer's U-turn: Labour drops UK steel tariff threat on US
In a major policy reversal, Sir Keir Starmer's Labour Party has abandoned plans to impose tariffs on UK steel exports to the US, a direct concession to Donald Trump's protectionist agenda. The move signals a pragmatic shift in Labour's trade strategy.
Cuba's Prison Forced Labour Scandal Exposed
A damning new report uncovers systematic forced labour in Cuban prisons, with inmates compelled to produce lucrative export goods like cigars and charcoal under brutal conditions for the state's profit.
AUKUS Submarines Plagued by Critical Vulnerabilities
Exclusive: A damning parliamentary report reveals the $368bn AUKUS submarine programme is plagued by severe technological and workforce risks that could leave Australia's future fleet exposed.
Trump Threatens Russia Sanctions Over NATO Oil Purchases
Exclusive: Former President Donald Trump declares he will impose severe sanctions on Russia if NATO member states refuse to halt purchases of Russian oil, signalling a major shift in US foreign policy approach.
Sainsbury's Partners with Alibaba for China E-Commerce Push
In a landmark move for UK retail, supermarket titan Sainsbury's partners with Alibaba to launch a flagship store on Tmall Global, offering British groceries to millions of Chinese consumers.
Iceland suspends UK arms licences over Gaza war
Iceland halts new arms export licences to the UK, citing international humanitarian law concerns over Gaza. A significant diplomatic move scrutinising Britain's role in the Israel-Hamas war.
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