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Justice chief’s victory means hardliners now control all branches of the state for first time in almost a decade
Pharma group avoids billions in fines but court acknowledges ‘serious breach’ of contracts
De facto leader claims attack designed to ‘hit Polish society and destabilise country’
Stiffer measures will test durability of regime and bloc’s ability to push for political change
Symbolic gesture by member countries is attempt to isolate country’s military junta
Commodities and value stocks hit while dollar surges after US central bank signals earlier rate rise
Water shortages and risk of power blackouts threaten country’s farming industry, which accounts for 30% of GDP
The Japanese prime minister is gambling that a successful games will boost his poll chances
Some investors are worried about economic recovery as pandemic stimulus fades and the debt burden mounts
The longtime Kremlin éminence grise on shaping Russia’s managed democracy, Alexei Navalny — and why Putin is a modern Octavian
Joe Biden spent the last week reassuring European leaders even as he made clear his ‘real business’ was in the Indo-Pacific
Avon and Somerset’s focus on the offender is seen as a template for improving low conviction rates for rape
Port says decision to reject £33.5m funding for new immigration posts was “irrational”
Insiders describe the political interference in the English-language channel, which has fallen foul of western regulators
Infighting has imperilled the devolved government with Edwin Poots forced out on Thursday
Universities should be wary of becoming over-reliant on co-operation with Chinese institutions
Why the success of the UK’s vaccination programme is not enough
Britons embrace ‘Tinder for homeowners’ as rental properties book up for summer
Goal-free game keeps both sides in tournament, but visitors may be the happier with single point
Consultation on reform could be announced as early as chancellor’s July speech to the City
Investors unwound some of the year’s big bets as shifts by Federal Reserve policymakers reverberate
Party seeks to draw line under crisis that has destabilised region’s government
President Zelensky continues crackdown against Ukrainian oligarchs with ties to Moscow
Data suggest early surge from Delta variant may have given way to steady climb
Tories say commission is waste of money but Labour denounces attempt ‘to rig democracy’
In wake of Chesham and Amersham loss, MPs in southern England fear effect of opening more land to housebuilding
Bank sells the operations to US private equity firm Cerberus as it steps up focus on Asia
Planned overhaul of UK broadcaster’s remit will have big influence on any privatisation
Switching owners means rewriting the terms of engagement
The Conservatives’ by-election defeat shows that British politics is normalising
Eight lenders can handle transactions again after providing evidence they have taken remedial measures
Letters sent to clients of IFAs who have since gone bust
European football governing body says it may move matches from London if travel rules are enforced
Party overturns solid Tory majority in Chesham and Amersham to stay on a roll after May’s local election success
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