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America’s regulators are proposing a regime that is stricter than the globally agreed standard, provoking a backlash from its banks
Too little attention is being paid to the way the technology could fundamentally alter the state
The Kurdish festival has brought the people out on to the streets in a defiant show of freedom
Europe’s global economic standing requires progress on a project that has been in the works since 2015
Hindu litigants are mounting court challenges to allow them to worship at mosques in moves Muslims see as intruding on their rights
The bigger the challenges the UK faces in restoring its fortunes, the more timid politicians seem to become
Subsidies, tariffs and good intentions don’t add up to what is needed
The next government must close the gap between rhetoric and reality
President Biden risks undermining sound economic policy and support for a key ally if he blocks the Nippon Steel deal
The international community must step up its support from sanctions to reconstruction
Supporting Israel and supporting the country’s prime minister are not the same thing
His work led to a landmark shift in the centre of corporate power, from company management to boards
Hardline rhetoric reduces some of America’s most important allies and trading partners to a nuisance
Almost a third of children in the country are living in relative poverty, which has increased more than any advanced economy
While bragging and smugness are out, delighting in your achievements shouldn’t be
Repression inside Russia runs hand in hand with belligerence abroad
Conservative politicians and journalists joined forces to block a £600mn acquisition of the news organisation by RedBird IMI
Troublesome benefactors can cost more in reputation than the money they bring in — we need tighter rules
At his peak, the maverick promoter owned some of London’s best-known venues and was involved in its most famous festivals
US Congress took a first step this week to forcing the app’s Chinese owner to sell it off. Can the company fight back?
As the moment for easing nears, central bankers must stay clear-eyed on the data
Obsession with a manipulated photo is the latest episode in a long history of negotiating a tricky public-private role
Both sides are right to fear destruction, but change is not impossible
Jeremy Hunt’s new regime is a clear improvement — but the saga distracts from bigger public finance challenges
Further economic growth is possible, but the right policies are needed to unlock it