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After Russia arrests of thousands of protesters, EU leaders are set to meet on Monday
The US will rejoin the Paris climate accord — what happens now?
Company chiefs warn they will fight moves to raise corporate taxes and the minimum wage
The cost of shipping goods from China to Europe has more than tripled in the past eight weeks
US president-elect Joe Biden will ask Congress to spend $1.9tn on an economic rescue plan
Bipartisan vote charges the president with ‘incitement to insurrection’ in deadly Capitol attack
Facebook-owned messaging app says people have misinterpreted changes to its privacy policies
Corporate America is reviewing its political donations after the attack on the US Capitol
Major technology companies crack down on the president’s social media platforms
Global markets shrugged off insurrection at US Capitol building as equities rose on Thursday
Congress reconvened on Wednesday night to certify Joe Biden’s election victory after pro-Trump rioters stormed the US Capitol
Saudi Arabia has pledged to slash an extra 1m barrels a day of oil output in February and March
US equities had their worst day in months on Monday as spiking coronavirus cases hook investors
Businesses face new bureaucracy and checks at ports in first full week back after post-Brexit trade deal signed
A deal on the future trading relationship could be announced on Christmas Eve
France is reopening its borders with the UK to lorry drivers who test negative for Covid-19
Global markets slipped on Monday after a new strain of coronavirus swept through parts of the UK
Dozens of states and territories launched another antitrust challenge against Google on Thursday
Central bank to buy at least $120bn of debt a month until 'substantial further progress has been made'
Spanish blue-chips vie for EU coronavirus aid they hope will benefit their bottom lines
US issues emergency warning after discovering hackers gained entry to secure IT systems
The UK and EU agreed in a ‘constructive’ call on Sunday to ‘go the extra mile’ in search of a deal
Boris Johnson has warned Britain to prepare for a no-deal Brexit
UK and EU set a Sunday cut-off for a 'firm decision' on the fate of negotiations
Clean energy executives leave Shell in split over the pace of company’s shift towards greener fuels
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