Author: Ed Hill

Europe’s manufacturing sector faces a growing shortage of CNC operators, programmers and machinists. Rather than signalling decline, the challenge reflects rapid technological change, with roles evolving faster than skills can be developed. Hakan Aydogdu, CEO of Tezmaksan, explains why stronger collaboration between people and automation is essential.Across Europe, manufacturers are struggling to recruit talent with the co …Read More

The U.S. military command is considering withdrawing up to 25,000 troops from European countries, including Germany, Italy, and SpainRead More

UK MPs will hold hearings on the selection process for Eurovision after weak results by British performers in recent years.Read More

The Russian Foreign Ministry summoned British Charge d’Affaires Danae Dholakia over London’s growing weapons supplies to Ukraine, the Russian TASS news…Read More

Europe’s ACEA warns that tougher battery origin rules could expose 82% of EU electric cars and vans exported to Britain to a 10% tariff from January 2027Read More

The reserves, held by the Bank of England since before Maduro’s capture, could be used to support government borrowing.Read More

Liat Collins criticized the UK’s announced future sanctions on settlement goods, arguing they could affect Israeli elections and Palestinian workers.Read More

Google avoided a US ad tech breakup. Megan Kirkwood examines whether the EU can pursue its own structural remedy and what stands in the way.Read More

Even though Trio-Tech International ( NASDAQ:TRT ) stock gained 12% last week, insiders who sold US$2.4m worth of stock…Read More

“Because it is such a powerful technology, these risks are serious.”Read More