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Booming jobs market fuels price rises as central bank governor also comes under fire
Tragedy fits longstanding pattern of rightwing extremism, say experts
Relocation to Virginia aimed at boosting defence ties comes amid criticism over jetliner delays
Top three contenders for US basketball league’s most valuable player award this year were born outside the country
China’s strict policy puts citizens at mercy of unpredictable isolation orders as security camps outside
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has ushered in historic policy change that is backed by public
Infrastructure ‘pinch points’ are making it more difficult for the EU to move away from Russian oil and gas
Tesla chief’s recent tweets may have left him open to more severe punishment — if the regulators choose to pursue it
Heir to country’s most powerful political dynasty appoints new PM in desperate bid to remain in office
First minister-in-waiting Michelle O’Neill keeps up political pace despite paralysis in Stormont
Candidate’s boost calls into question Trump’s influence in GOP by challenging better-funded rivals in Pennsylvania
Gustavo Petro’s tax and spending plans have sent him to the top of polls but alarmed the wealthy
UniCredit and Citigroup are among the groups trying to avoid hefty writedowns
Indian PM has been wooed by western leaders desperate for a counterbalance to China
Governor Newsom vows to tackle climate change, address chronic homelessness and expand healthcare
Online retailers retain lofty growth ambitions even as costs surge
Exit of Jorge Gomez after only a day in the job is latest in string of executives to leave biotech group
The tech billionaire has turned his climate activism on one of the country’s utilities
Bank hires Goldman Sachs and Robey Warshaw to help construct case against splitting
Bloc hits roadblock as it seeks consent of some member states to phase out Moscow’s crude
Russia’s longtime ally is already struggling with food and fuel shortages and a collapse in tourism
Successful counter-attack around city of Kharkiv has emboldened Kyiv to raise its military ambitions
Chinese city’s diocese had already cancelled masses to commemorate Tiananmen Square protests
Thirteen executives acquitted of helping world’s oldest bank hide more than €2bn losses
Inflows have dwindled this month while inflation and interest rates squeeze spare cash
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