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Anti-immigrant League party seeks to force national elections by dislodging PD on its home turf
Former tax collector will tap Rbs8tn war chest to lead sweeping government overhaul
At this Alpine jamboree, world leaders cannot be bugged by anyone junior
Mike Mackenzie’s daily analysis of what’s moving global markets
Hearings postponed amid fears of parallel legal orders being issued
President presses ahead with flagship policy despite months of strikes by workers
Brussels prepares tough negotiating stance on ‘undercutting’ as withdrawal agreement signed off
Competition regulator claims Facebook failed to comply with 2018 demand
Thane Gustafson demonstrates the realpolitik of energy supply in geopolitical relations with Russia
Data from France offsets better than forecast German activity in PMI surveys
The League leader is hoping that victory in Emilia-Romagna might be enough to do the trick
Vox push for parental veto over complementary lessons sparks claims of ‘far-right laboratory’
There is more to Europe than the EU — now the English need to reclaim their sovereignty
UK prime minister considers Vladimir Putin’s invitation as part of discussion on Moscow relations
UK auto executives call for EU markets to be prioritised after Brexit
Philanthropist unleashes outspoken attacks on populist leaders such as Trump and Xi
Review should consider a target range combined with long-term path
Inflation target and climate change set to be part of potentially brusing debate
Former bosses of Trust Bank must compensate central bank for collapse of lender
Companies cash-in as concerns grow over falling value of combustion-engine vehicles
MEPs worried by influence of banking lobbyists at supervisory bodies
London’s financial services sector has leverage; Anglo American achieves strength through diversity
Agreeing on governance system could be one of the most fraught aspects of post-Brexit talks
Country capitalises on optimism over president Volodymyr Zelensky’s reform programme
It would be a shame if Brussels lets its need to hit back get the better of its multilateralist principles
