Andrew Orlowski

As war loomed in 1936, Labour was confident it knew best. It tabled an amendment demanding that “the peace of the world” should be achieved by

To fight Beijing we would first need their permission to make some bullets

The answer to humane meat is better farming, not Silicon Valley Frankenfood

Starmer is about to hand our copyright ‘crown jewels’ over to AI

It's exactly a decade since a derisory tweet cost a Labour MP her front bench job.

Brutal zero emission vehicle mandates threaten to price tool-carrying vehicles out of workers’ reach

Labour needs to prioritise manufacturing as a new force of nature hits global commerce

The dollar’s hegemony affords the US more leeway to experiment with what City might hope could rescue it

Money talks but funny money shouts and it roared its way into the recent US elections.

Lawyers for the United States government have formally requested that Google should be broken up. In the first and most advanced of two ongoing antitrust actions, Google was found guilty of acting illegally to protect its search business. While the second trial awaits a verdict, the first is now into its formal remedies phase. This [...]Read More...