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Russian military loses ground in both east and south of the country
Highest-ranking civil servant Alexis Kohler probed while justice minister Eric Dupond-Moretti sent to trial
Leader backs security forces after crackdown on demonstrations sees dozens killed
Fractious campaign to continue in ‘very tight’ run-off that could lead to contested outcome
September’s price rises are the worst since president’s ruling party came to power 20 years ago
Lack of support from other parties for Boyko Borisov raises chances of another caretaker government and new vote
The paranoid fantasies of Vladimir Putin and others increase dangers for the world
With the Inflation Reduction act, America has issued a global wake-up call in the climate race
Brazil’s controversial president and his allies were the real winners in the first round of elections
Liberals worry that new government will restrict social freedoms and stoke animosity
An invasion or an extended blockade would trigger sanctions against Beijing, imperilling Chinese national stability
Sterling and gilts rally after chancellor reverses 45p tax rate cut for highest earners
Shift to safety comes after market turmoil triggered by UK mini-Budget
All the Bank of England can do is calm the waters and buy time
Government must go further to restore Britain’s economic credibility
Banks and building societies offer pricier deals after week of turmoil for UK gilts
Sterling recovers to levels seen before mini-Budget sent it tumbling to record low against dollar
A visual guide to the war
Plus, Bolsonaro closes gap on Lula, UK mobile tie-up, ‘cha-ching’ moment for British banks
Analysts’ warnings include chances of stagflation and deep recession with little improvement in medium term
Foreign minister says diplomatic note has been sent to Berlin demanding payment
Defined benefit schemes already wary of risk allocate just 3% of assets to UK equities
Central bank has bought £3.7bn worth of government debt out of a possible £20bn since scheme launched
Leftwing challenger came out of close first-round vote on top but incumbent beat predictions
Hungarian premier joins European leaders upset at lack of EU-wide solution
Carpenters Workshop Gallery has brought together some of the world’s greatest creative minds
Markets may have stabilised but there’s still blood in the water
Families are choosing closer involvement in rituals after the death of loved ones
UK chancellor’s volte-face will not restore the country’s fiscal credibility
The real test of the cartel’s consensus has yet to happen
Southern Water and Thames Water singled out for missing targets on supply, pollution and sewer flooding
Regulator warns country faces shortages this winter, raising fears about potential power cuts
Investment arm of South Africa’s Naspers says certain conditions for purchase had not been met
There are clear parallels with many of the issues that led to the financial crisis
Pointing at the febrile nature of bond markets is not a substitute for fessing up to bad decisions on tax
Chief of leading group of conveyor-belt restaurants resigns after arrest for industrial espionage
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