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Foreign ministry condemns ‘unacceptable behaviour between allies and partners’
Concern grows that four more suppliers could go out of business as power prices hit record highs
Alberto Fernández sacrifices cabinet chief after heavy defeat in midterm primaries
Apple has its first bona fide hit in ‘Ted Lasso’ with 20 nominations
Hardline views of new generation run contrary to image leaders of the movement hope to portray
Independence veteran who helped end political violence but was ousted by public weary of corruption and sinking economy
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Advisory committee endorses third dose only for elderly and at-risk groups in blow to Biden
Munich police investigated €80,000 transfer to landlord of fugitive executive’s fiancée
New Jersey and Texas claim that interest-bearing accounts amount to unregistered securities
US defence secretary apologises for ‘horrible mistake’ after attack targeted ‘completely harmless’ man
Supplier of diggers to construction sites plots LA breakthrough for its film equipment rental business
Camps battle for power as acting prime minister accused of involvement in assassination of president
The controversial ‘king of Spacs’ on his ‘long-term greedy’ approach — and the dangers of taking investing advice from Reddit
Autumn is a reminder of the world’s rhythms of birth, death, regeneration and renewal
From burgers to bananas, designers can’t resists a bit of haute cookture
New research shows growing network of hackers sharing data leaks on encrypted messaging app
Deal for leading communications adviser in US mergers and activism would mark latest consolidation move
Heir apparent has overseen $7bn of acquisitions since 2019 compared with $700m by brother James
Georgieva ‘fundamentally’ disagrees with claims dating from her time as CEO of global lender
Once ‘meat’ can be manufactured convincingly, those who own the IP will want you to consume much more of it
Scorecard puts global emissions on track to rise 16% by 2030 as Biden convenes world leaders on climate targets
Presence of soot is one factor behind the heating of the Arctic
One week out from polls, there is little sign Greens are benefiting — even in flood-ravaged town of Erftstadt
Lilah Raptopoulos talks with acclaimed novelist Elif Shafak, and FT columnists Enuma Okoro and Tim Harford
Boris Johnson undertakes a major refresh of his government, with some striking new appointments and the sacking of several longstanding allies
Plus, how the rise of US sports betting created a NFL data rights war, Michael Holding drops the mic, and more
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Analysts do not widely expect the Federal Reserve to reduce bond purchases until year-end
German and Italian yields edge up on ECB modelling as traders price in chance of earlier rate rise
Prices sink to $100 a tonne as China curbs steel production
After years of contraction, shipments are expected to grow thanks to faster speeds and lack of alternative
The singer may be slowly finding her freedom — but is the world really getting kinder to women in the public eye?
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