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Move will signal a shift in French policy of industrial intervention
Foreign minister warns Pyongyang has right to shoot down US bombers
Chancellor faces recriminations after election breakthrough by far-right AfD party
Attack west of Jerusalem is the first serious incident in several months
Susan Collins leaves Graham-Cassidy reform plan short of votes to pass Senate
French leader seeks to influence German coalition talks with integration plans
Despite its shock split, the anti-immigrant party is the big winner of the election
To form a three-way government Merkel must bring together parties with opposing views
Wording will be watched as measure of power and for signs of growing cult of personality
Far-right electoral gains show the country is not immune to the populist virus
The chancellor has enjoyed stable and loyal coalitions, but this time will be different
Ex-lobbyist Luther Strange faces evangelical conservative Roy Moore in Tuesday’s vote
The left’s case on why the UK should leave the EU unravels under scrutiny
Success of rightwing populists in election prompts foreign investment concerns
Rhetoric between Pyongyang and the US escalates to use of the ‘w’ word
Disruption ahead of Communist party congress is a setback for app owner Facebook
Andrzej Duda says his plan corrects problems in ruling party’s proposals
White House adviser points to high number of vacant jobs as she launches $200m push
Despite momentum, ECB chief warns against rapid end to ultra-loose monetary policy
Despite its shock split, the anti-immigration party is the big winner of the election
Attorney-general Jeff Sessions says FBI figures justify tougher stance
Chancellor resists idea of shift to the right to accommodate conservative supporters
Foreign minister says Pyongyang has right to shoot down US bombers
French public prosecutor opens probe into allegations of complicity in 1994 bloodshed
Highlights from John McDonnell's party conference speech
Leaders face task of rebuilding after German party’s worst postwar defeat
Voters in Iraq’s northern Kurdistan pour into polling stations to cast their ballots
Report highlights stark inequalities as 50m remain in ‘distressed communities’
Merkel’s weakened position is unlikely to help May’s push for a softer line on Brexit
Bloc’s plan is too shallow for it to assume the role of global trade leadership
Tokyo governor Yuriko Koike declares she will lead opposition party against PM
German election result will keep country’s chancellor at the heart of European affairs but there could be ramifications
Britain can either have its cake, or eat it
Frauke Petry announces she will not sit with more extreme colleagues in parliament
