UBER DEMOTES MAN AT CENTER OF WAYMO SELF-DRIVING CAR LAWSUIT

Levandowski explained the changes in a staff email obtained by Bloomberg... READ MORE›

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THE ROBOT THAT CAN FEEL THE WORLD AROUND IT

Andit is controlled by an easy-to-use system that gives physical feedback to the human controller, letting them feel what the machine is encountering... READ MORE›

GLOBAL DEBT RISES TO ALL-TIME HIGH $152TN

Excessive private debt is a major headwind against the global recovery and a risk to financial stability... READ MORE›

GREECE VOTES NO: THE EUROPEAN UNION IS DYING BEFORE OUR EYES

An outdated European Union has been found out and rejected emphatically by young Greeks in the 21st century... READ MORE›

NIGEL FARAGE WE WILL ALL BE LIKE GREECE IF THE EU GETS ITS WAY

And it is an example of how the European Union is not just a threat to national democracy, but national security as well... READ MORE›

WORLD'S FIRST LAUNDRY-FOLDING ROBOT UNVEILED IN JAPAN

Japan is at the forefront of robotics technology with an increasingly number of robots appearing in daily life from humanoid museum staff to emotion-simulating robotic companions... READ MORE›

UK ECONOMIC GROWTH PICKS UP TO 0.7% IN SECOND QUARTER

The economy has now seen 10 quarters of sustained economic growth... READ MORE›

GLOBAL ECONOMY WARNING LIGHTS ARE FLASHING, SAYS PM

Related Stories Red warning lights are once again flashing over the state of the global economy, the prime minister has said... READ MORE›

60 MILLION PEOPLE FLEEING CHAOTIC LANDS UN SAYS

Nearly 14 million people were newly displaced in 2014 according to the annual report by the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees... READ MORE›

THERE'S METHOD IN GREECE'S MADNESS - IT COULD PAY OFF

By contrast the Greek leader Alexis Tsipras announced on Friday that he wants to hold a referendum in Greece on the eurozone crisis on July 5... READ MORE›

UK VOTE ON EUROPEAN UNION 'WILL NOT BE ON 5 MAY'

But Prime Minister David Cameron has said this would mean ministers were barred from speaking about European court decisions and the EU budget... READ MORE›

Despite the weirdness of Campbell Newman running for premier from outside the parliament in 2012, his government began its work in a familiar, austerian manner... READ MORE›

GREECE DEALBRIDGES FORNOW A GROWINGRIFT IN EUROPE

The mess over Greece has hardly helped the reputation of the European Union inside Britain, but it may also help Mr... READ MORE›

EDITORIAL FOR EUROPES SAKE KEEP GREECE IN THE EUROZONE

The resounding victory for the no vote in Greece's referendum has left European leaders like Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany with a stark and clear choice... READ MORE›

A HILARIOUS MONTY PYTHON SKETCH HELPS EXPLAIN WHY GREECE IS IN A HUGE CRISIS

Many top English-speaking economists are either alarmed or aghast over Europe's handling of the crisis in Greece... READ MORE›

DAVID CAMERON TO BEGIN EU TALKS WITH EUROPEAN LEADERS

David Cameron is to set out his EU renegotiation aims at a meeting of European leaders in Brussels later... READ MORE›

EUROPE WILL FIND WAY TO KEEP BRITAIN IN EU SAYS GERMAN MINISTER

"The size of the economy's decline was a big shock to Abe and the Liberal Democratic Party," said Katsuyuki Yakushiji, a professor of politics at Toyo University in Tokyo... READ MORE›

LONDON HOUSES ARE SECOND MOST OVER-VALUED IN WORLD

Low-interest rate regimes across Europe have pushed prices in London, Stockholm, Munich and Zurich to record levels, after accounting for inflation... READ MORE›

RISE OF FAR-RIGHT PARTY IN DENMARK REFLECTS EUROPES UNEASE

The effort of traditional political parties to attract alienated and angry voters has shifted the discourse... READ MORE›

If the United States removes Cuba from the list of states that sponsor terrorism, a prospect raised by Mr... READ MORE›

JAPAN HAS BIRTHED A NEW LIFE FORM

One of the country's most original thinkers in this area is Professor Takashi Ikegami of the University of Tokyo... READ MORE›

GREECE REFERENDUM: GREEKS DON'T WANT TO LEAVE EUROPE, BUT EUROPE WANTS REVENGE ON THE GREEKS

In the EU, the majority is supposed to win, and they are supposed to support the European Union... READ MORE›

THE MONTY PYTHON SKETCH THAT (SORT OF) EXPLAINS THE GREEK DEBT CRISIS

Several Nobel Prize winners say it has been exacerbated time and again by an unnecessarily rigid approach by Germany Europe's economic powerhouse and decision-maker... READ MORE›

NEW STRONG EARTHQUAKE HITS CENTRAL ITALY

Tokyo hosts 11th China Japan and ROK economic and trade meeting... READ MORE›

FISSURES IN EU DEEPEN FROM STRAIN OF MIGRANT INFLUX AND GREEK DEBT

More than 50,000 migrants have arrived in Italy alone this year, according to Frontex, the European Union agency that helps protect the bloc's borders... READ MORE›

GREECE CRISIS: OSBORNE SEEKS TO BLOCK USE OF BRITISH-BACKED FUND IN BAILOUT

The Greek prime minister and his Syriza party have been accused of capitulating to austerity demands that were rejected in a referendum just a week before... READ MORE›

BEIJING'S ZOMBIE PROBLEM: CAN IT REALLY SHUT DOWN ITS OVERBUILT ECONOMY?

China's boom created more billionaires in Beijing than there are in New York... READ MORE›

CHINA ENLISTS SQUAD OF TRAINED MONKEYS TO CLEAR SKIES DURING MEMORIAL PARADE

According to Wang Minghzi of China's air force Peoples Liberation Army monkeys have mastered the skills necessary to destroy birds nests... READ MORE›

MALCOLM TURNBULL WARNS OF 'LIKELY' STRIKE ON AUSTRALIA

Mr Turnbull sought to level with Australians, while also remaining calm... READ MORE›

GREEK REFERENDUM: WHAT WILL A 'YES' OR 'NO' VOTE MEAN?

A defiant Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras has urged Greeks to reject an international bailout deal, wrecking any prospect of repairing broken relations with European Union partners... READ MORE›

ABOUT VACCING TIME? EURO MEPS TELL MEN TO DO HALF OF THE HOUSEWORK

A committee of the European Parliament in Strasbourg wants the EU to launch a campaign to highlight the equal division of domestic work ... READ MORE›