A huge tidal power testing facility is looking to simulate decades of harsh sea conditions
Those behind the testing facility — a world first — hope it will accelerate development of marine energy technology.
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Take a look inside the Finnish bunkers capable of withstanding a nuclear attack
Finland's bunkers have soccer pitches, playgrounds and cafeterias — and are also designed to protect citizens from attack.
McDonald's says it will sell its Russia business after previously pausing operations due to Ukraine war
McDonald's said it will sell its business in Russia, a little more than two months after it paused operations in the country due to its invasion of Ukraine.
The UK is threatening to scrap Northern Ireland’s post-Brexit rules — stoking fears of a trade war
U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday will travel to Belfast in a bid to deescalate tensions over the Northern Ireland protocol.
U.S., Europe race to improve food supply chains after India bans wheat exports
G-7 foreign ministers warned over the weekend that the war in Ukraine is increasing the risk of a global hunger crisis.
Finland, Sweden set to apply to join NATO, a historic move for the traditionally neutral countries
It's a historic move for the Nordic countries, which are known for their policies of military neutrality.
It's 'reckless' to talk about defeating Russia, says former advisor to the Soviet Union
Russia has "considerable firepower" and it's dangerous to talk about defeating the country, Jeffrey Sachs of Columbia University said.
Finland's leaders say country should apply for NATO membership 'without delay'
Finland has had a decadeslong policy of military neutrality that would come to an end if it becomes a full member of the military alliance.
SoftBank plans to keep majority stake after Arm IPO and wants to list the firm as soon as possible
Japanese tech conglomerate SoftBank intends to keep a majority stake in U.K. chip designer Arm when it lists the company through an initial public offering.
Biden outlines plan to boost U.S. agriculture production as Ukraine invasion fuels high food prices
Biden outlined efforts to help U.S. farmers ramp up crop production to offset reduced global food exports caused by Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Europe has a plan to fight online child abuse. Critics fear it may erode privacy
Proposed EU legislation will require tech companies to screen their platforms for child sexual abuse material.
VW is looking to bring back the Scout brand as an electric vehicle
Volkswagen confirmed to CNBC that its supervisory board would vote on the proposals on Wednesday.
Big Oil braces for shareholder revolt over climate plans in proxy voting season
Oil and gas majors on both sides of the Atlantic are scheduled to hold their annual general meetings in the coming weeks.
London is looking to tap the deep pockets of Silicon Valley
Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London, traveled to California to try to convince Silicon Valley tech leaders to invest more money in the U.K. capital.
Finland is just days away from applying for NATO membership
The Nordic nation has been considering joining the alliance in the wake of Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine.
Erling Haaland: Man City confirm agreement to sign Borussia Dortmund striker in £51m deal
Manchester City have confirmed an agreement to sign Borussia Dortmund striker Erling Haaland for £51.1m.
An Oklahoma abortion clinic was a safe haven for women fleeing Texas ban. It will shut down if Roe falls
If the Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade, the U.S. would fundamentally fracture between states where abortion remains legal and those where it is banned.
‘It’s a 50-50 call’: The Earth is close to crossing a key temperature threshold within 5 years
As recently as 2015, climate scientists had said there was zero chance of surpassing 1.5 degrees Celsius in the following five years.
Biden calls on Congress to 'immediately' pass major Ukraine aid package before new Covid funding
Biden said funding for shipments to Ukraine was set to run out in 10 days, and therefore he was "prepared to accept that these two measures move separately."
Putin blames the West for Ukraine war in 'Victory Day' speech
President Vladimir Putin on Monday tried to defend Russia's unprovoked invasion of Ukraine in his annual "Victory Day" speech.
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