• Heriot-Watt launches online academy for professionals

    Heriot-Watt University launches a global Professional Academy. The online platform offers more than 50 stackable, university-credited courses designed to help professionals upskill rapidly while building towards postgraduate qualifications. Courses span business, psychology, sustainability, and specialist sectors, with content co-developed alongside leading industry partners.

  • EU delays supply chain deforestation law

    EU postpones deforestation regulation amid IT system concerns. The European Commission plans to delay the EU Deforestation Regulation by a year due to inadequate IT infrastructure. Stakeholders face challenges as the regulation aims to curb deforestation-linked products in EU markets….

  • Unmasking the political threat of deepfakes

    Deepfakes are eroding trust in politics and society. Elections can be swayed by lies candidates never told. From Slovakia’s 2023 ballot to paid fake ads on social platforms, synthetic media is undermining democratic processes and public confidence — a growing threat with few safeguards in place.

  • Apple escalates EU clash over digital rules

    Apple warns Brussels over digital laws. The company is pressing EU regulators to roll back the Digital Markets Act, warning that without changes it may halt shipments of products to the bloc. The move escalates a long-running clash over competition, privacy, and the future of digital ecosystems.

  • BT chief warns of peak government costs

    BT’s CEO urges Chancellor against raising business costs further. Allison Kirkby warns that the telecoms industry already faces high government-imposed costs, urging stability in regulatory and fiscal policy to ensure returns on investment in critical infrastructure.

  • Co-op cyberattack drives £80m first-half loss

    Britain’s Co-op says cyberattack disruption cost it £80 million. The April incident led to £206 million in revenue losses, exposure of member data, and a sharp first-half swing to pre-tax loss as the company worked to contain the damage.

  • EU delays supply chain deforestation law

    Stegra partners with Microsoft to promote low-emission steel use. Swedish steel maker Stegra and Microsoft have announced two agreements to integrate near-zero emission steel into Microsoft’s datacenter operations, including a supply deal and an environmental attribute certificates system to support carbon reduction goals….

  • EU delays supply chain deforestation law

    LanzaJet and KazMunayGas advance Kazakhstan’s sustainable aviation fuel project. The venture progresses to the engineering and design phase, enhancing regional leadership in low-carbon aviation and economic development, aiming to meet Kazakhstan’s projected sustainable aviation fuel demand of 70,000 tonnes by 2030….

  • Man arrested over Heathrow cyber attack

    Man arrested in connection with major European airport cyber attack. A man in West Sussex was arrested following a cyber incident affecting Collins Aerospace, causing significant disruption at airports, including Heathrow. Authorities have confirmed the use of ransomware, with ongoing investigations….

  • Iberdrola to invest 0B in US, UK grids

    Iberdrola plans €110 billion investment focusing on grid networks. Europe’s largest utility aims to enhance stability and returns by prioritising regulated grid networks over renewable generation projects. The strategy targets the US and UK, anticipating €7.6 billion annual net profit and 15,000 new jobs by 2028.