Europe needs strategic purpose matched with action
A €90bn Ukraine loan should mark the beginning of a more decisive and ambitious EU
JPMorgan questioned Tricolor’s accounting a year before its collapse
Lawsuit shows bank flagged ‘serious material weaknesses’ at the Texas auto lender in early 2024
Betting against New York is always a losing proposition
Despite fears about what a Mamdani mayoralty might mean, big business continues to invest in the city
Israel to build 19 more settlements in occupied West Bank
Approvals hit record pace as government seeks to thwart any prospect of a Palestinian state
Manchester police refuse to say if synagogue attacker’s phone was examined before incident
Jihad Al-Shamie had been investigated in connection with rape allegation before deadly October assault
Foreign buyers snap up cheap UK companies as dealmaking hits new high
Year saw 74% rise in takeovers of British groups by overseas bidders, data shows
Market upheavals drive biggest gains since 2008 for macro hedge funds
Swings in the dollar, gold and government debt have been fertile territory for funds such as Rokos and Caxton
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A new maritime security architecture for the UK and her neighbours
Europe’s front line is the exposed waters of the North and Baltic Seas
Will markets stage a last-minute Santa rally?
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A year of Trumpian attacks on the rules-based international order
Can global governance survive Donald Trump? How it started; how it’s going
Sweden boards sanctioned Russian vessel off its coast
Adler freighter has been suspected of transporting weapons in the past
How Bill Clinton became the focus of the Epstein files
Tranche of documents released by DoJ shifted the spotlight on to the former president
Alcohol consumption falls to record low in Britain
Data suggests the trend is being driven by more moderate drinking habits rather than teetotalism
Royal Mail’s new pension scheme falls 5% in first six months
Pioneering CDC product underperforms benchmark index by a percentage point
In praise of male courage
The heroes of Bondi Beach should be celebrated in an era of ‘toxic masculinity’
Looking back on a year of AI blunders
Few industries have escaped our hapless misuse of this troubling technology
Wool is no longer the black sheep of agricultural commodities
Sustainability arguments make for a catchy marketing angle
Role reversal: how foot-dragging France blindsided newly assertive Berlin
As Friedrich Merz pushed to finalise a deal on Russian frozen assets, it became clear that he was missing one key ally
Year in a word: Affordability
Americans are feeling the pinch and some Democrats are reaping the electoral dividends
Inside Tencent’s deal to use Nvidia’s best AI chips in Japan
Contracts with Chinese tech giant have rapidly turned Datasection into one of Asia’s biggest ‘neoclouds’
Indonesia calls in military to help clear forests at rapid pace
Deforestation under way on 3mn hectares for state-backed food project
Has Kemi Badenoch steadied the Tories’ sinking ship?
Conservative leader’s position is looking more secure after a rocky first year in the job
Revolut clashes with former staff over tax on share awards
Share-option plans that employees believed were only subject to CGT at centre of dispute