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Brussels is moving in the right direction but could push national governments further
The midterms are only the latest sign of hope
The coiffeur revolutionised hairdressing with his line of styling products
American retrenchment could change Middle East balance of power and signify opportunities for China
Accession is really not a negotiation. It is a process and candidates must tick all the relevant boxes
The Caribbean Community has 10 relatively modest proposals for repairing relations with the UK
The popularity of manosphere vocabulary takes the sting out of a harmful ideology
US midterms are the latest confirmation that reports of the death of liberal democracy have been much exaggerated
Investors are no longer pricing in accelerating AI growth
The Home Office must restore public faith wrecked by the gulf between political rhetoric and reality
The 37-year-old senator-elect combined Christian faith and anti-corruption messaging to give the left its first statewide win in decades
Millions have been disciplined
Robust institutions have been and always will be the bedrock of US capitalism
But Britain’s hard-pressed universities should not be left worse off
The movement of Nelson Mandela has been reduced to a minority party in the country’s largest cities
Billions can now access AI. This could spread wealth, or concentrate power further among the tech elite
In continental Europe, migrants’ daughters are more mobile than their sons
Positive facts mean nothing if people are not personally experiencing solid real income growth
The end of Trumpism doesn’t ensure the return of an outward-looking superpower willing to underwrite other countries’ defence
The Republicans and Democrats positioning themselves for a run at the Oval Office in 2028
The president promised — but did not deliver — more manufacturing jobs and higher employment rates for native-born Americans
A stunning rebuke by Americans offers a chance to start rebuilding US democracy
Dancing gives way to dejection at Florida festivities
In multiple midterm races the president’s heavy-handed input boomeranged
To protect retail investors, we should stop permitting the deferral of stock-based employee compensation costs
The US president forgot the economic bit of populism
US midterm results may point to more restraints on the Trump administration
Investors have lost billions. Critics denounce Erdoğan’s administration for cronyism
The longer the investment surge and the associated financial engineering continue, the bigger the negative impact is likely to be when it ends
Investors are demanding more to finance the data centre boom
The energy transition is not as impossible as we’ve been led to think
If you are looking for past instances of transformative capitalist mobilisation, you need to consider the age of empire
When partners start leaving to earn more money elsewhere, collapse becomes inevitable
The US is building electricity lines at a quarter the rate of a decade ago
Lay-offs are low by historical standards but young people may still need help finding a foothold in the labour market
Saving an entire generation is a whole-systems challenge
Maga supporters would do well to ponder his economic shadow, which continues to do damage today
Three different camps have emerged within the western alliance on how to deal with Russia
The battle to undo PiS’s legacy needs to be conducted within the rules
Blockchains are not the problem; it is the ecosystem around them that has introduced technological vulnerabilities
The price of money is the pin that deflates market bubbles
Dublin is precariously reliant on corporation taxes, with half coming from Apple, Eli Lilly and Microsoft
This week will tell us many important things about the future of American politics
The Suez crisis offers valuable lessons on troubled relations since the birth of the European project
Trump has faced little scrutiny. The midterm elections could change that
The international community and shipping industry must act together to protect the people who keep world trade moving
The bloc is addressing the funding gap for innovators but going the wrong way on harmonising rules to help them stay in Europe
Woe betide those who require guests to strip the bed and clean the kitchen
Encouraging start-ups and scale-ups is a good idea but is not best served by Healey’s new Founders’ Relief
Productivity is up and employment is down in the tech sector but elsewhere the picture is muddier
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