OPINION

The UK continues to stress its support for Saudi Arabia, without addressing the Kingdom's rate of executions and poor human rights record.

Eugene Levin, Chief Strategy Officer at SEMrush, has been analysing search on popular keywords and PPC data within the cryptocurrency space.

Sam Madden, UK Director at Wiraya, examines the state of price comparison sites targeting the insurance industry.

Dennis Lewis blogs for Open Money, a multinational blockchain initiative based in San Francisco and Toronto.

200 years after David Ricardo's heyday, why are we seeing a swing towards protectionism from those who describe themselves as leftists?

EU has a new weapon against Google and Facebook - General Data Protection Regulation.

In most cases, while the path to progress is not without problems, few would roll back the clock.

The British government has opted for sheepish deference rather than challenging Iranian authorities for imprisoning the charity worker.

Bitcoin isn't a fraud as some prominent bankers have recently claimed, say Ruben Galindo Steckel and Antonio Garcia, co-founders of AirTM.

As a champion of free trade, Britain would benefit substantially upon exiting the EU, and the WTO framework - if needed - is nothing to be scared of.

Lord Shaxx, who oversees Destiny's competitive Crucible mode, is energetic, encouraging and one of the best video game announcers ever.

Good, decent, egalitarian men need to gather and discuss this kind of animal behaviour. That never happens.

Every sector is digitising and every company becoming a digital business giving them newer avenues to grow.

Even as a lifelong republican, I can only take my hat off to the work of William, Prince Harry and Kate Middleton.

Liberals attacked the Labour MP Laura Pidcock for saying she wouldn't be friends with a Conservative because they can't stomach the cruel reality of life for many people.

Out now on PS4, Xbox One and PC, Middle-earth: Shadow of War continues Monolith's successful RPG series, but it still clashes with its source material.

In Nepal, women can be confined to animal sheds and in India, girls are told they aren't allowed to leave home. On International Day of the Girl Child, let's end this stigma.

Dr Antonio Espingarderio is a member of the IEEE Robotics and Automation society, and gives his view on the situation here.

I'm not expecting Brussels to do Britain any favours; I'm simply expecting it to act in its own interest.

It is a good time to take stock both of the enormous progress we have made with regards to attitudes to mental illness, but also of the huge strides we still need to make.

The Nato allies are drifting apart when the West needs Turkey to be close, and it's tragic for both sides.

We must dare to dream of a Corbyn government, a second UK referendum, and a transformed Britain entering a European Democratic Union.

Will Bailey, EVP for Europe and Innovation at InvestCloud, looks at how the HNWI sector is dealing with GAFA, PSD2 and robo-advisors.

The Prime Minister started by eulogising free markets in her Tory Party Conference speech and ended up talking price controls in a paradoxically daft narrative.

The youth do not want their global, outward-looking international future taken away from them, yet they believe it is already gone for good.

The most chaotic, bumbling, amateur hour conference speech in history could have at least had a good message behind it, rather than just self-preservation.

The prime minister's speech at the Conservative party conference will make headlines for its appalling performance, but the policies in there were bad too.

There will be more Stephen Paddocks in the US. More mass shootings like Las Vegas. More dead bodies. The American system is a disgrace and nothing is learnt, nothing changes.

"There is a risk that those using these child sex dolls or realistic props could become desensitised and their behaviour becomes normalised to them."