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Once a byword for economic decline, the region is being transformed into the centre of Europe’s electric car industry
The new buzzword for Chinese people sick of being locked down is ‘runxue’: the study of leaving the country completely
Trailing in the polls, the president is having to appeal to voters beyond his base — and is seeding the idea of electoral fraud
The televised hearings have been called ‘Watergate for a streaming age’ and pressure is building to prosecute the former president
His ratings were already poor ahead of the midterms. Now the Fed is raising rates and the risk of a recession is increasing
How a clash of cultures — and geostrategic interests — sank a German-Chinese joint venture competing in the new space race
Private equity groups are increasingly buying companies that they already own. But critics point to conflicts of interest within these deals that allow managers to reap great financial rewards
As economists start to quantify the damage from leaving the EU, a tentative debate has begun over how to soften the blow
The company’s botched response to the state’s controversial ‘Don’t Say Gay’ bill enraged allies across the political spectrum
In the US and Europe, policymakers are beginning to accept that dealing with rising prices will not be painless
The legislative elections that end on Sunday have been dominated by three individuals. What does this mean for the country’s stability?
The president’s trip to Riyadh next month is a remarkable U-turn that was sparked by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
The German company is ploughing Covid vaccine profits into oncology but its technology is still largely unproven
What role does the organisation have in an era of fracturing multinational alliances and fears of deglobalisation?
The pipeline for IPOs increasingly reflects technological competition with the west and the heavy influence of the state
As passenger numbers pick up, staffing problems at airports have caused chaos across the US and Europe
Can America’s biggest oil supplier grant energy security to the US without derailing its climate commitments?
Xi Jinping’s ambitions and the modernisation of China’s military are prompting growing fears about an attempt to annex the island
As Conservative MPs debate the prime minister’s future, he faces a crucial by-election in rural Devon
With allegations of greenwashing at the highest levels, does it still make sense for funds to package together environmental, social and governance factors?
High energy bills and rising inflation have raised doubts about a sector that relies on consumers who might struggle to meet repayments
Nurses were lauded as ‘heroes’ by governments when the pandemic hit, but dismal working conditions have led many to quit the profession
As the developed world demands emissions cuts, the continent’s leaders are asking whether it is possible to industrialise on green energy alone
Hungary’s prime minister has long sought economic influence to match his political power. Now his plan for a three-bank merger is coming to life
The US is trying to provide effective military support to Kyiv while keeping the support of allies worried about a long conflict
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