UK imposes ‘first of their kind’ sanctions on Russian hackers who attacked British firms, schools and hospitals February 9, 2023 The UK government has imposed “first of their kind” sanctions on seven Russian hackers accused of using ransomware attacks to take millions from British firms. The Russian hackers are alleged to have used “cynical cyberattacks” to extort at least £27m from 149 British victims, including schools, hospitals, and private businesses. The cybercriminals will now be [...]
Six months on, we must continue to stand with Ukraine August 24, 2022 It has been six months since Russia renewed its offensive against Ukraine. During that time, governments and strategists have been forced to let go of their prevailing post-Cold War assumptions about international relations – even in Europe, where peace was thought to be most embedded. Geopolitical competition has returned with a vengeance. Unfortunately for Russia, [...]
Boris Johnson: We’re paying higher energy bills due to Putin, Ukraine is paying in blood August 25, 2022 As Brits face soaring energy bills in part due to Russia’s war in Ukraine, outgoing prime minister Boris Johnson said they should take on the burden because “the people of Ukraine are paying in their blood”. The soon-to-be former prime minister made his remarks during a surprise visit to Kyiv as Ukraine marked its 31st [...]
Air Astana: Why we’re taking off on The London Stock Exchange January 25, 2024 Air Astana is set for a London listing. Charlie Conchie talks to the airline’s chief about the upcoming move.
So, what really is the point of the ICJ? January 15, 2024 The ICJ is the UN body known as the World’s Court but in the past has taken over a decade to conclude judgments – so how much use is it anyway?
Oil prices to stay high this year on China reopening and OPEC output snags, experts predict February 19, 2023 Oil prices will be propped up this year by rebounding demand from China alongside tightening supplies into Europe and OPEC's capacity issues.
OPEC raises oil demand forecast as markets tighten and China reopens February 14, 2023 OPEC has hiked its forecast for global oil demand this year, its first upward revision for months, in its latest market report.
Oil prices weighed down amid sluggish demand from China despite Opec cuts July 6, 2023 Sluggish demand recovery in the world's top crude importer China is continuing to weigh down oil prices, OPEC+ output cuts.
Equinor unveils steep drop in profits as fossil fuel prices fall July 26, 2023 Equinor's profits have tumbled in line with falling oil and gas prices, signalling an expected industry-wide decline in earnings.
Shell’s shares rise on FTSE 100 after predicting upturn in LNG output April 6, 2023 Shell's shares have risen on the London Stock Exchange this morning, after it unveiled a bullish update for its first quarter of trading ahead.