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From the Barnier Border Solution to the Merkel visa, the possibilities are endless
One response on Beijing’s part would be to recognise the risk of a broader clash
The answer is not ripping up the current model, nor renationalisation
Data show they supply vital liquidity while most institutions sit on their hands
Facing a government in disarray, the opposition is beset by infighting and controversy over anti-Semitism
The UK index has leeway in its rules to continue the consumer group’s dual listing
Financial community is uniquely positioned to bridge the funding gap writes Gordon Brown
Punitive US measures against the Palestinians will boomerang
Employers should change their practices to attract the best talent
Relative decline and domestic exhaustion create an opening for realpolitik
An independent report offers some welcome policy recommendations
Investment in new forms of audio could change the appealing tone
Party’s fight to approve Supreme Court nominee risks further alienation of female voters
Two recent deals say more about the future of media and audio publishing
Yield gap with EM sovereign bonds at lowest level since 2006
After the crisis the largest groups launched huge lending arms. But will they falter when interest rates rise?
From Phillip Oppenheim, Chief Executive, Cubana, London, UK
From James Marshall, Bangkok, Thailand
A study in mice links high-fat diets with impaired reasoning and memory
The UK and EU are on course for an exit agreement and an orderly process
Meanwhile, the Palestinians are increasingly being marginalised or ignored
Only the IMF can come up with the sorts of sums Turkey desperately needs
Heavy lending to Pakistan as part of the Belt and Road Initiative could backfire
Rival mechanisms for crisis management are emerging
Fraying relations could be bad news for EU’s smaller and less developed members
Some of Washington’s criticisms of Beijing are reasonable, but its response is not
A shift from the Olympic committee, keen for new audiences, encourages esport backers
Journalist made his name covering the UK’s negotiations to join the European Economic Community
Local and national policymakers should work harder to connect rural areas to cities
Mutual suspicion among EU member states threatens to unravel inter-dependence
Continued uncertainty over the outcome of Brexit negotiations is not helping
Beijing will explore new ways to hurt Washington, including a refusal to buy its debt
The Queen’s 1947 Cape Town speech may not have been delivered live. Does it matter?
There are better options for dealing with spiralling exodus
