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Latest military takeover in west Africa in eight months as jihadist insurgency roils region
Western officials pledge to form united front against threat of Russian invasion
Fragile coalition could be upset if Draghi moves from premier to head of state without deal on new government
Carmakers among those to suffer as government imposes energy restrictions on manufacturing plants
Alarm raised as Nato members put forces on standby while Russian ally Belarus responds with its own deployments
State department urges Americans to evacuate as fears mount over Russian invasion
The Nato-Russia Council has been revived and confidence-building measures are under discussion
Political distractions in western Europe make it easier for Vladimir Putin to make a move in the east
Asian Americans suffered disproportionately on many fronts in the pandemic
White House, Nato and EU shun secrecy to avoid conflict but strategy carries risks
Alleged plot to install pro-Russia leader shines light on former lawmaker Yevhen Murayev
US stocks reverse losses and Burkina Faso’s president overthrown
Assets under management in the first logistics ETF have plummeted 85 per cent since its launch in June 2021
After a run around Central Park’s reservoir, the luxury-hospitality guru likes to shop for Belgian shoes, treat himself to a ‘deconstructed’ tiramisu and take in some jazz
Emiratis risk being dragged back into Houthi conflict after backing local military group
HMRC has extended January 31 filing deadline as one in three UK taxpayers have yet to file returns
UK company that caters for Muslim marriage market is latest to face legal challenge from $33bn US conglomerate
Asoka Wöhrmann also investigated by Deutsche Bank over use of private email
Staff shortages force employers to get creative as unemployment drops to record lows and wages start to rise
Inflation, tariffs and import bans threaten to slow record installations, executives say
Russian role in recent protest deals blow to Turkish president as he seeks to cultivate pan-Turkic unity
A new cable car connection makes it possible to ski across much of the Dolomites in a single day
Security is one area where the UK remains relatively strong and unaffected by Brexit
Politicians from across the spectrum in both Nordic countries insist on ‘freedom of choice’
Companies weigh how much of their increasing expenses can be passed on to customers
CEO Alexandre Bompard hands over stores to local entrepreneurs while investing in ecommerce
Campaigner and food writer Jack Monroe is asking questions about supermarkets’ value ranges and pricing
CPI increased 3.5% in fourth quarter of 2021 on spiralling petrol and housing costs
Robert Shiller’s index shows stocks are still expensive
Gradual increase leads to 55,000 more remaining in work, with those living in poorer areas more likely to work for longer
FDA says treatments from Regeneron and Eli Lilly ‘highly unlikely’ to work against Omicron strain
Long-term US shareholder urges board revamp at Japan’s Seven & i to boost stock price and governance
Spanish oil company says it was not warned of high waves after tsunami triggered by volcanic eruption in Tonga
Report of birthday event in cabinet room with 30 guests piles pressure on prime minister as publication of Sue Gray report looms
The egregious failure to tackle issues with the Covid loans is costing the UK taxpayer hundreds of millions a month
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