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Nato plans to overhaul its battle plans to better protect the alliance’s eastern flank
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The PM’s leadership is in question after the Conservatives lost two crucial by-elections
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European solidarity with Ukraine has been impressive but can public support last?
Moscow says Ukrainian drone attack starts fire at oil refinery
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Russia threatens Lithuania over EU sanctions
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This legal manoeuvre is setting a new precedent for corporations to evade accountability in America
FT experts Katie Martin and Robert Armstrong consider the way ahead for new investors
China raises more than double the US total in IPOs
The past few weeks have been a real test of investors’ mettle
Passively managed index funds have overtaken actively managed funds in the US
Melanie Gerlis and Jan Dalley explain the ins and outs of the art market. Plus, Christie’s Alex Rotter reveals how to sell a Marilyn
Boris Johnson’s government unveiled plans this week to override the Brexit trade deal to address that contentious Northern Ireland protocol
Russia cuts gas supplies to even more European countries and Germany asks citizens to conserve energy
European Central Bank signals it will safeguard weaker economies from rising debt costs
Ray Dalio on why history repeats itself in the markets
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Ukraine pleads with western countries for more weapons
The end of ties and the white trainers boom: workwear in the post-pandemic office
Johnson publishes legislation to rip up Brexit deal
Young people are turning to the internet — rather than their parents — to learn about money
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Henry Mance on new scientific research on pigs. Plus, what a new style of skyscraper says about how our cities are designed
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