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The British leader has positioned himself as the chief doomsayer around artificial intelligence’s risk to national security and ‘bio-terrorism.’

The absences of both France’s president and Britain’s prime minister have raised eyebrows.

The UK is already a large weapons seller; it wants to get even bigger.

The Labour leader needs to decide whether his green past will help or hinder his path to power.

The European Medicines Agency is set to host a workshop on the development of psychedelic treatments.

Survey covering everything from robotics to cryptography sent to British firms as UK considers moving closer to Joe Biden’s curbs on Chinese investment.

For some, the implication is clear — women’s football is being disrespected.

Threats from China and North Korea shadowed the historic trilateral summit

England wants one thing: to watch the women’s football World Cup final with a pint.

The United Arab Emirates has drawn a backlash from climate advocates for its role hosting the global climate talks, but the massive fund it’s considering would help countries green their economies.

Annalena Baerbock is the latest in a long line of German ministers to have been stranded by plane malfunctions.

Visit to Australia, New, Zealand and Fiji is now up in the air — unlike German foreign minister’s plane.

An explosion in vaping rates among kids is prompting Europe to rethink its approach to regulation.

France’s Macron to cheer on the Matildas in World Cup semi-finals after losing bet with Australia’s Albanese.

Rishi Sunak is going big on his small boats plan.

Andrew Forrest accuses government of ‘putting Britain’s hopes [on] failed technology.’

US’s Blinken warns that ‘hundreds of millions of dollars’ of American aid to the country is at risk.

‘We’ve long worked together on the most important national security issues, and so as we further develop AUKUS, as I said, the door is open to engagement,’ Blinken said.

China and the US are competing for influence over small island states in the South Pacific.

War has destroyed much of the Ukrainian economy. But one key industry — delivering babies via surrogates — continues amid the epic strife.

The move is the latest gambit to force the White House to boost military spending beyond levels set by the debt-limit deal.

Numerous officials say the business and trade secretary’s new super-department is proving difficult to master.

Mutiny in the countryside as farmers turn on Tory government over trade deals, subsidies and more