Facebook ‘do not permit calls to assassinate a head of state’: Meta narrows hate speech following Russian backlash March 14, 2022 Facebook owner Meta Platforms said it would be narrowing the scope of its content moderation policy for Ukraine after Russian backlash over the weekend.
Government minister urges consumers to be more cautious about online security March 14, 2022 Consumers need to be even more cautious with their digital activity amid “heightened international tensions”, warned James Cleverly.
Russia blocks BBC after fierce Kremlin criticism and RT ban across Europe March 4, 2022 BBC Russia says there have been reports there are problems accessing its website in Russia. German public broadcaster Deutsche Welle reported, in Russian, that the BBC site was not working in Russia. According to a tweet posted by BBC Russian in Russian and translated into English, Meta (formerly known as Facebook) also appears to be [...]
Biden: Nord Stream 2 pipeline will be halted if Russia invades Ukraine February 8, 2022 The Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline will be halted if Russia invades Ukraine, announced US president Joe Biden yesterday.
Britain and Ukraine are tied together by our independent tech industries March 1, 2022 AS RUSSIA launched an illegal war of aggression in eastern Europe, Ukraine may still feel quite far away from the UK, even though it is in Europe. Cities like Mariupol and Kharkiv are foreign to most Britons. Crimea is best known to most from a 200 year old poem. When Vladimir Putin talks of Ukraine [...]
Macron and Le Pen rematch over France’s global voice: in the choir or a monologue April 12, 2022 As Emmanuel Macron and Marine Le Pen prepare to face off in the final round of France’s presidential election, most French voters (like voters anywhere) will probably be thinking more about their own economic situation than events in other countries. Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may still be in the headlines, but after a month it [...]
Visa and Mastercard shut out Russian financial institutions from networks March 1, 2022 US card payment giants Visa and Mastercard have shut out Russian financial institutions from their payments networks after Western nations ramped up sanctions on Russian firms.
Belarus joins invasion of Ukraine as troops cross border while 40 mile long Russian convoy nears Kyiv March 1, 2022 Mad March begins in Moscow: ICC to open war crime probe while Shell pulls $3bn out of Russia and Ukraine applies for EU membership.
London’s FTSE 100 tips into red despite BP and Shell’s best efforts August 2, 2022 Historic profits at oil giant BP nearly pushed London’s FTSE 100 into positive territory today. The capital’s premier index edged 0.06 per cent lower to 7,409.11 points, while the domestically-focused mid-cap FTSE 250 index, which is more aligned with the health of the UK economy, dropped over one per cent to below 20,000 points. Oil [...]
Credit Suisse warns of first quarter loss as legal costs surge April 20, 2022 Beleaguered Swiss lender Credit Suisse warned it was careering towards a loss in first quarter earnings after legal costs surged and the Russia-Ukraine crisis hit the bottom line, the firm announced today.