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As Angela Merkel exits, Germany’s model of two dominant big-tent parties is becoming more fragmented
Valued at $320bn in 2020, the spectacular unravelling of the property group exposes deep flaws in Beijing’s growth strategy
The availability of gene-editing tools such as Crispr has led to an explosion of unchecked DIY experiments in self-built labs
Caught between long-term ally Washington and an economically powerful Beijing, Middle East states are struggling to balance relations
More than 1,000 have been assassinated amid fighting involving dissident guerillas, organised crime and rightwing paramilitaries
With support for United Russia at record lows, the government has launched a dramatic crackdown on dissent
‘Know your customer’ rules for banks and brokers underpin anti-money laundering efforts but are at risk due to DeFi
The ecommerce company is developing services for consumers and hospitals but faces competition from Google, Microsoft and Walmart
If, as expected, the party forms part of any coalition government, it will demand companies set net-zero targets
The plan to hold the World Cup every two years is part of a struggle over whether the big clubs or national teams will be pre-eminent
More money for the NHS and social care is popular with voters but risks alienating some Tory MPs
Larry Silverstein, who owned the Twin Towers, has become the unexpected embodiment of a city’s resolve. But can it rebound again?
The violent repercussions of the collapse of security in the north African state a decade ago stretch across the Sahel
By controlling a huge volume of data, Beijing is conducting a grand experiment in 21st century authoritarian governance
The Chinese leader is extending the party’s dominance over civil society. The flurry of activity has many of the hallmarks of a new political era.
Sometimes dismissed as a fad in advanced economies, crypto holds more appeal in countries with a history of financial instability
The chaotic departure from Afghanistan signals a desire for a more restrained exercise of military power
Food exports bring in welcome dollars to the sanctions-hit economy but could also extend Moscow’s global reach
The pandemic has left thousands of small-business owners struggling to pay their debts, threatening one of the country’s economic success stories
A task force launched by Mark Carney is seeking to bring order to a market criticised for its quality and lack of regulation
Polling suggests that the ruling party could lose power in September’s election to an SPD-led coalition
Local lenders played an outsized role in dispensing loans to small businesses but must continue to adapt as banking moves online
The humanitarian effort is becoming more fraught as western forces prepare to leave Kabul airport in the hands of the Taliban
Ten years after independence, the world’s youngest country is racked by political infighting, falling oil output and a risk of famine
Still illegal at the federal level, the industry has to pay high fees for financial services from less well-known firms
Hit hardest by the pandemic, young adults feel marginalised by mainstream politics but are mobilising around issues such as climate change
Facing ever greater competition and doubts over its business model, the state-owned group is seeking to reinvent itself
Drugs seizures — a proxy for production — have increased dramatically in south-east Asia this year with many pointing the finger of blame at the...
The chaotic scenes in Kabul are unlikely to derail his domestic agenda but undermine his promise to restore competence
Governments have discovered it is hard to create back-up vaccine plants and even harder to devise plans for a new crisis
Investors and developing nations can benefit from new start-ups shaking up old oligopolies
Warsaw’s decarbonisation drive reflects the stark choices for EU states to meet the bloc’s ambitious climate goals
Although the sector is enjoying a pandemic renaissance, some leading investors still believe many funds do not justify the high fees
With a 1.5C rise in temperatures now seeming inevitable, California is becoming a laboratory for potential solutions
Experts warn of the ‘polarising effect’ of both vaccine passports and gimmicks to persuade reluctant citizens to take the jab
The new FTC chair is challenging a consensus on consumer-first competition policy that goes back to the Reagan era
Pyongyang is finding inventive ways to get around US and UN sanctions and keep developing its weapons programme
The US is seeing a wave of Asian-American activism motivated by a pandemic that led to a surge in hate crimes
New restrictions reflect Beijing’s desire to maintain social control, but they also provide a window on to the strains of urban life
The flurry of natural disasters has focused attention on the complex work towards establishing a direct link to global warming
Kabul is bracing itself for a siege as the Islamist insurgents try to choke the government into submission
Rising prices are giving Republicans a chance to label the administration as reckless big spenders
The explosion in demand for EVs has spurred a quest for alternative sources of key metals such as cobalt and nickel
The worst violence since the end of apartheid left at least 300 dead and exposed vicious political rivalries and racial tensions
The bloc’s GDP is expected to increase at its fastest rate in two decades, but there are fears governments could cut support too soon
Critics fear Home Office policies after Brexit reflect a desire to limit the flow of migrants while ignoring the needs of UK businesses
The country has become one of the leading producers of foodstuffs, but traditional manufacturing is in steep decline
Ten days ago, markets were spooked by inflation. But the spread of the Delta variant is now forcing countries to reverse plans to reopen
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