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Letter: Europe’s challenge is to turn leverage into diplomatic power

From Guy Ward-Jackson, Senior Policy Analyst — Science & Technology, Tony Blair Institute for Global Change, London W11, UK

From Richard Wright, London NW8, UK

From Ella Gudwin, CEO, VisionSpring, New York, NY, US

From Professor Chris Rowley, Kellogg College, University of Oxford, and Bayes Business School, City St George’s, University of London, UK

Target given at annual meeting of parliament as China prepares to release new five-year plan

Tehran slams US president’s reasoning for launching ‘illegal war . . . on behalf of Israel’

It will take time for a durable equity base to be formed after momentum has been broken

Consultation response comes as national broadcaster seeks to secure greater institutional independence in next royal charter

Figures highlight the popularity and success of the tax-free investment wrapper

Chipmaker’s symbiotic relationship with TSMC has been lucrative but it is also a key vulnerability

Billionaire says tweet that sparked lawsuit ‘may not have been my wisest’

Researchers find people who take GLP-1s are less prone to substance use disorders

Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood will tighten rules on access to accommodation and financial support

Republicans join Democrats in effort to force attorney-general to answer questions over handling of documents

Further increases from Iran blowback add to pressure for Fed to stay on hold

The president accepts that AI infrastructure building has angered voters as he urges companies to absorb energy costs

Trump’s insistence that ‘we are not going to allow’ banks to undermine crypto legislation also boosts sector

Also in today’s newsletter: South Korean stocks hit hard, and Australian state enshrines remote working into law

Drop-off in firing of weapons may be a result of US and Israeli attacks on launchers and stockpiles

Banco Master’s Daniel Vorcaro detained amid allegations of illegal surveillance and intimidation of critics

Iraq-based groups have asked Trump administration for intelligence, weapons and training support

Case could influence wider legal questions about how long-term risks apply to fiduciary duties

Trump administration officials are suspicious of standards being set for American banks by a Europe-based body