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Forces recapture territory claimed by Vladimir Putin
August’s drop in labour demand may offer relief to Federal Reserve in its inflation fight
Award shared for work to prove theory of entangled particles, an idea Einstein once dismissed as ‘spooky action’
Rules will slow efforts to obtain semiconductors for supercomputers and military use
General election maintains entrenched divisions between main ethnic groups
Kyiv exasperated by Brussels’ slow pace of disbursement and uncertainty over funds for next year
Indigenous men from Dagestan to Yakutia disproportionately conscripted as activists accuse Kremlin of ‘genocide’
Russia has a stockpile of so-called tactical nuclear arms intended for battlefield use
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
Apply now to be considered for the second annual list of high-growth businesses
Riyadh and Moscow seek reductions that would push prices higher at crucial Opec+ meeting
Rupee has fallen less than other regional currencies and RBI can fund further intervention
Hidden risks revealed by crisis may prompt ‘buyout’ deals that shrink world of defined benefit schemes
Trade surplus contraction must be balanced by a cut in the gap between domestic savings and investment
The British chef at the helm of Tokyo’s Michelin-starred Sézanne reveals his favourite places to eat and drink in the Japanese capital
Plus, US to impose export controls on Chinese chipmakers and North Korea fires ballistic missile over Japan
EcoHealth had already been criticised for failing to disclose details of Wuhan lab coronavirus work
UK prime minister will use conference speech to urge fractious party to get behind her tax-cutting policies
Fiscal discipline will be difficult for the chancellor to achieve, but it is possible
Administrators seek ruling on whether recovered assets must go to creditors, the state or even to shareholders
Traders hope for pivot from potential rate increases as economic activity cools
Treasury fears being locked into expensive energy deals with foreign states
PM wants to make it easier for companies to transfer staff to Britain from abroad
Pro-life candidate has faced controversy after report alleged he paid for procedure for ex-girlfriend
Average for two-year fixed deal is now 5.97%, up from 5.75% on Monday
The $44bn takeover that neither side particularly wants is back on the table
Overwhelmed by gilt
Scale and timing of Berlin’s support package risks undermining EU unity
A review of the country’s net zero commitments delays the response to a critical threat
New investment bank failed to spend its £200mn annual lending budget last year
The past two weeks in British politics have proved that transparency and evidence matter above all
Tens of thousands of people expected to provide testimony in wide-ranging probe into Britain’s response and preparedness
JPMorgan has had India on ‘positive index watch’ since October 2021
China’s macroeconomic, microeconomic and environmental difficulties remain largely unaddressed
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