Eighteen months after selling his startup to chipmaker AMD for $665 million, Finnish entrepreneur Peter Sarlin has left his role as CEO of the unit now known as AMD Silo AI. He is now chairman at two new ventures: physical AI lab NestAI, and QuTwo, an AI startup aimed at …

The US may move its anti-missile system out of South Korea - and it's sparking unease 40 minutes ago Yvette Tan The US is relocating parts of a missile defence system installed in South Korea to the Middle East, according to officials cited by the Washington Post and South Korean …

'Hidden hand of Putin' and 'This lying PM' "Brit base blitzed by Iran", is the Sun's headline alongside a photo of smoke rising from the scene in Erbil in Iraq. According to the Times, "a swarm" of 20 missiles and kamikaze drones was fired at the base. Specialist British soldiers …

This week, Iran appointed a new supreme leader, a German city had to be evacuated when a large WW2 bomb was found, and the UK got a first listen to its unusual entry for this year's Eurovision song contest. But how much attention did you pay to what else happened …

6 hours ago Hugh SchofieldParis correspondent France is preparing to vote in town council elections, whose results will be closely analysed for trends ahead of next year's presidential votes. A strong showing for Marine Le Pen's National Rally (RN) would be a boost for the nationalist right - even as …

Six ships have been attacked in the Gulf in less than 48 hours, bringing the total of vessels attacked since the start of the war to 18, according to reports by UK Maritime Trade Operations (UKMTO) and the maritime intelligence company Vanguard. It comes as Iran's new supreme leader Mojtaba …

It has been nearly two weeks since Americans woke to the news that the US had carried out strikes against Iran. Donald Trump has said "we're achieving major strides", but the US president and his administration have offered conflicting statements about what they hope to ultimately achieve. So far, polling …

6 hours ago Danielle Codd ,Business reporterand Jennifer Meierhans ,Business reporter British holidaymakers have told the BBC they are stranded abroad after their flights were cancelled when the US-Israeli war broke out. Airspace remains severely restricted following missile strikes across the Middle East meaning commercial flights through major hub airports …

13 hours ago Jemma CrewBusiness reporter The price of oil rarely makes it into dinner table conversation. But over the last two weeks it has dominated headlines, with huge and unusual rises and falls starting to feel like the new norm. It is currently trading over a third higher than …

6 hours ago Gordon CoreraSecurity Analyst On 9 April 2003 a statue of the leader of Iraq, Saddam Hussein, was pulled down in the centre of Baghdad. The metal plaque at the base of the statue was torn off and the statue's marble plinth attacked with a sledgehammer. Iraqi civilians …