
The UK’s prime minister said that if Big Tech does not introduce the controls themselves, the government in London will enact laws to compel them.
In early trading, the price shot up by more than $4 per barrel after Israel and Iran exchanged fire.
Apostolos Tzitzikostas said that though there had been a spike in prices, there was no risk of a lack of availability for the time being.
Hezbollah said it would not abide by a ceasefire agreed between Beirut and Jerusalem in Washington.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, scheduled to speak at the event on June 5, will not meet with any members of the American contingent.
The Israeli military also advised against residents of southern Lebanon returning to their homes as they continue to target Hezbollah in the region.
USEUCOM Commander U.S. Air Force Gen. Alexus G. Grynkewich said that there had been an ‘unhealthy co-dependence’ on American forces in the alliance.
The move is aimed at giving publishers more control over how their content is used by the California-based tech giant.
The move reflects a broader trend across the West, with nations opening to the possibility of using autonomous weapons on the battlefield.
The move comes at a time of heightened concern among the Eastern European and Baltic states about the threat posed by Russia.