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Major progress has been achieved, but both sides needed one last push to get an agreement sealed
Unionist party critical to parliamentary vote on a new EU divorce agreement
Vice-president leads mission to persuade Recip Tayyip Erdogan to halt Syria incursion
Single malts are one of the big losers in Washington’s trade spat with the EU
Gordon Sondland appears before impeachment inquiry amid controversy over missile sales
Companies facing worker shortage turn to illegal immigrants despite growth slowdown
Many like the flexibility of the gig economy but they sacrifice earnings parity
Despite Merkel, the cards are stacked against female managers finding success
President defends decision as ‘strategically brilliant’ as US delegation heads to Turkey
Market share under threat as competition grows in a slowing global economy
Third night of clashes sees police in Barcelona attacked with stones and acid
Move is latest challenge for camera retailer that was rescued by Peter Jones in 2013
Regulator clamps down on bets against currency, while selling in bank stocks also faces curbs
They can make up for self-inflicted mistakes that have worsened the global slowdown
Use of ‘interim measures’ part of new approach to tech regulation by Margrethe Vestager
Tensions run high ahead of US vice-president Mike Pence’s visit to Ankara
Russia, Iran and their client Assad have had a huge win from the US’s withdrawal
Consumer prices fall in September from year before while exports shrink
Poland, Czech Republic and Hungary among countries looking to shed ‘cheap labour’ reputation
Conservative nationalism has taken a firm hold in central Europe
Government plans to cut taxes for lower earners while clamping down on tax evasion
The only consensus reached in Luxembourg was that almost all governments hate Finland’s plan
Brussels wants to help businesses compete while pursuing climate change targets
Russian leader’s strategy to back Bashar al-Assad seems vindicated, but risks abound
