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The global internet is under threat as the conflict in Ukraine continues.

Indian doctors hope big investment and smart tech will improve a fragmented healthcare sector.

The war will cut growth and push up living costs globally, the World Bank tells the BBC.

Maersk has ordered 12 huge ships that run on methanol rather than marine oil fuel.

The SpaceX founder sends Starlink dishes to Ukraine but how do they work and how might they be used?

The part-government-owned firm OneWeb is due to send up satellites via Kazakhstan this week.

Councils are debating whether to spend thousands of pounds to continue live steaming their meetings.

Telecoms firm Ericsson put contractors' lives at risk, according to a leaked company report seen by the BBC.

A Cornish start-up develops a technique to make cloud-free views of the UK from satellite images.

The low-tech approach that helped Taiwan efficiently fight off coronavirus.

More than a year on from Brexit, Welsh companies say they are feeling the pinch.

The Pacific island nation was cut off from the world for weeks after an undersea volcano erupted.

Phones you repair yourself are increasingly popular, and are attracting an enthusiastic following.

Indian tea start-ups are rediscovering indigenous ingredients for teas and infusions to stay ahead.

Ashutosh Kaushik says his life is still being held hostage to a youthful folly.

The US Trade Representative has accused Beijing of repeatedly failing to live up to commitments on trade.

Childcare centres have embraced apps to monitor kids but not all parents are convinced of the benefits.

Climate change is putting roads under stress but research is finding ways to make them more durable.