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Why are there GPS disturbances on Finland’s border with Russia?
Earlier this month a skier in Finland noticed her smartwatch's GPS tracking was wrong, very wrong. She wasn't the only one having problems.
Kaspersky could be used in cyberattacks in Europe, German agency warns
Software by cybersecurity firm Kaspersky could be "misused" by the Russian government, Germany's information security agency claimed on Tuesday.
COVID sees men’s suits fall out of fashion as indicator of inflation
Suits are out, sports bras are in as the UK's national statistics office announces changes to the basket of goods it uses to track consumer price inflation.
Can Russia cut itself off from the Internet and is it going to?
Russia is rumoured to be planning to cut itself off from the global Internet. Here's why that's easier said than done.
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US road safety standards finally make way for autonomous cars
The updated rules replace outdated language that assumed a vehicle would always have a human driver and manual controls.
Russian OnlyFans models are being hit by Ukraine war sanctions too
When Russia began its invasion of Ukraine, the country's OnlyFans creators didn't expect to be hit by international sanctions. Then their accounts were frozen.
The best way to hire more women for senior roles? Bin their CVs
Getting rid of CVs helped almost 70 per cent more women than average land senior-level jobs, according to one AI recruitment company.
Google reviews in Russia flooded with news from Ukraine invasion
Restaurants and businesses in Russia are finding their Google reviews full of comments about the war in Ukraine.
Big Tech blocks RT and Sputnik on social media
One Russian official called social media platforms "foreign instigators of war" after they cracked down on state media outlets.
Apple stops selling physical products in Russia
The company said it was "deeply concerned" about the Russian invasion of Ukraine, but Ukraine's government called on it to go further and block the App Store too.
Facebook dismantles Russian disinformation network in Ukraine
The network of around 40 fake pages and groups tried to promote fake news articles about Ukraine and the west, Meta said.
$4m in crypto donations pour into Ukraine following Russian invasion
Ukrainian organisations and even the government have set up crowdfunding appeals - but some have fallen foul of platforms' terms and conditions.
10-minute delivery service threatens to sue Dutch cities
Rapid delivery services like Getir and Gorillas exploded in popularity last year, but that expansion has come at a cost to their neighbours in the Netherlands.
Cut off for 5 weeks, this is what it took to restore Tonga's Internet
The Pacific nation lost almost all connection to the outside world after a volcanic eruption severed its only fibre optic cable in January.
Fact check: Is Queen Elizabeth’s COVID being treated with ivermectin?
Anti-vaxxers and COVID sceptics seized on a mistake in an Australian news broadcast about Queen Elizabeth's COVID diagnosis to push an antiparasitic drug as a treatment for the virus against medical advice.
Big Tech could be made to pay for news content under new UK plans
UK culture minister Nadine Dorries said she could see what tech platforms were doing to "our democracy and our press".
Ahoy, Metamates! Mark Zuckerberg announces new job title for workers
Meta boss Mark Zuckerberg said the company, which rebranded itself last year, is updating its "cultural operating system".
This Japanese airline wants to launch a flying taxi service
Japan's biggest airline is working with a flying taxi startup, but the companies have a lot of work to do before the flights can take off.
Belgium approves 4-day week and right to disconnect
The package of labour reforms announced on Tuesday would also give gig economy workers more protections.
Wales could become the latest country to trial a four-day week
Wales' Future Generations Commission wants the country's public sector to trial a shorter working week to tackle high rates of sickness and low productivity.
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