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Final rallies by chancellor hopefuls eclipsed by crowds at climate protests as race to succeed Merkel tightens
Islamic republic hopes to boost falling marriage rates through matchmaking app
Allegations Kristalina Georgieva manipulated World Bank data have also fed a cultural divide about fund’s role
Biden administration criticised for flying thousands of Haitians back to crisis-torn country
Carles Puigdemont to appear before court in Sardinia next month after Spanish legal request
The maker of Mao’s beloved ‘baijiu’ became enmeshed with Xi Jinping’s anti-graft crusade
With hot water and Wi-Fi, new centre on Samos offers improved conditions compared with the old camp
Pinneberg has for decades sided with the party that claimed power but this year’s picture is unclear
Voters in West Virginia support senator’s efforts to put brakes on $3.5tn social package
The German chancellor has her faults. But the right question in politics is always to ask ‘compared to what?’
Voters crave stability but they need leadership to fix problems, not just manage crises
NEC agrees to raise number of MPs needed to approve nominations for contenders
Prime minister has seized the centre ground in politics but lost his early energy
Employers struggle to staff up for the holiday season as the number of unfilled jobs rises
Meng Wanzhou flies to China after resolving fraud charges while Spavor and Kovrig return to Canada
Emissions targets often have agreeably long deadlines, while the tenures of bosses have been shortening
German white wines tend to hold their charm and Rieslings are almost immortal
True cost of a Federal programme has been less than fully transparent
Examining his speech to the UN General Assembly about why now is the moment to really tackle climate change
Survey reveals lack of financial understanding between generations, with many offspring set for surprises
Andrew Left predicted the demise of the Chinese property group but is not celebrating its debt crunch
Shadow foreign secretary tries to set out an optimistic vision ahead of party conference
Chinese property group Evergrande has loomed over global financial markets
Kristalina Georgieva issues forceful rebuttal of ‘quid pro quo’ claims amid mounting calls for resignation
Bulls like Ray Dalio and Howard Marks spar with more downbeat managers such as Kyle Bass
Temporary scheme for up to 10,000 foreign workers in transport and food in wake of fuel and supply disruption
Having made billions available to households, companies and governments to borrow during the pandemic, the brakes are now being applied
Strongest companies say they face being asked to take on billions in liabilities if more power groups fail
China outlaws crypto, Huawei CFO deal, Nokia’s G50
Guerrilla commander who fought France’s occupation of Algeria and later produced and starred in The Battle of Algiers
Norway becomes first major western economy to raise interest rates since the start of the pandemic
The engineering challenges around renewables means we need to be realistic while waiting for the green transition
Biden’s security pact with UK and Australia comes at the cost of deep resentment in Paris and Brussels
National regulators seek greater control of activity beyond their borders
Transition away from reliance on real estate will need deft handling
Having a fixed expectation of what food we should eat is historically and environmentally illiterate
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