Indonesia’s vice-president ‘intends to resign’ after qualifications questioned
Gibran Rakabuming Raka’s departure could deepen instability and end crucial alliance between his influential father Joko Widodo and President Prabowo Subianto
Gibran Rakabuming Raka’s departure could deepen instability and end crucial alliance between his influential father Joko Widodo and President Prabowo Subianto
Accepting defeat with grace would go against a lifetime of going for broke
Falling crude prices have supported recovery in global stocks from last week’s sell-off
How to speak perfume in 2026
Demand has risen for events that prioritise wellbeing or time outdoors as work becomes more screen-based
AI-focused Japanese group blames first quarterly loss in nearly two years on ‘evolving requirements’ in US projects
Also in today’s newsletter: FBI investigates Jensen Huang and China’s trade surplus surpasses $1tn
Summary of opinions from the BoJ’s October meeting shows greater caution than the decision to hold rates suggests
Revisiting the Operation Overlord of IPO stuffing
Move follows September security incident at RAF Fairford
Villa Vie’s Odyssey taken by port authorities following court order obtained by vessel’s creditors
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High-tech and nimble supply chains that keep UK food prices low also leave nation dangerously exposed to security risks
Adjusted earnings grow while bottom line takes a hit from German yields rising
Governor Christopher Waller says policymakers should weigh a 50-basis-point move if US inflation fails to slow
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Should Jensen Huang stay or go?
Monster franchise’s newest instalment is country’s first production to top takings in both North America and Japan on opening weekend
Also in this newsletter: Are European companies able to feed their AI models enough data?
Feasibility study into proposed UK-Norway digital corridor comes at a time of increasing foreign threats to infrastructure
Marc Filippino speaks to Emily Herbert, Demetri Sevastopulo and Lucy Fisher
Balance is on course for annual record that would intensify tensions with trade partners
200 years since the creation of the first photograph, this special report surveys how photographers, educators and curators are positioning the art form as it once again grapples with rapid technological change