A new pressure group called Let’s Fucking Grow is mobilizing Britain’s frustrated young professionals against the country’s notorious planning bureaucracy. But can this tech-heavy, male-dominated movement overcome political divisions and public skepticism?
A majority of corporate executives now believe AI-powered cybersecurity threats could make current protections obsolete within months, according to a new survey. The rapid evolution of attack capabilities using artificial intelligence is creating what experts describe as a widening confidence gap among leadership teams.
Corporate leadership is facing a growing crisis of confidence as artificial intelligence powered cyber threats rapidly evolve beyond current defensive capabilities, according to reports from the Forbes Research 2025 AI Survey. The comprehensive study of more than 1,000 C-suite executives reveals that 63% now believe AI-powered cybersecurity threats could render existing protections obsolete every few months, more than double the percentage who held this view just one year ago.
China has imposed stringent new controls on rare earth exports through Ministry of Commerce announcement No. 62 of 2025, targeting American supply chain vulnerabilities. The move has triggered immediate retaliation threats from the Trump administration and threatens to derail upcoming trade negotiations between the two economic powers.
China has significantly escalated trade tensions with the United States through new export controls on rare earth elements, according to reports from international trade analysts. The measures, detailed in China’s Ministry of Commerce announcement No. 62 of 2025, represent what experts describe as a strategic move targeting critical vulnerabilities in American manufacturing supply chains.
