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Pashinyan set to consolidate strong mandate for revolution that swept him to power
France’s president under pressure to defuse ‘gilets jaunes’ protests
Your FT guide to this week’s big events
The backstop is awful and a purgatory in which the union does not want to end up
Theresa May is putting the British economy in peril
Party’s rightwing frustrated by election of Angela Merkel’s favoured successor
Vanessa Kortekaas on the key stories the FT will be watching this week
Rightwing party pulls out after refusing to accept UN agreement on migration
Compromise is the most pragmatic and moderate response to a polarised nation
Bloc also considers action against Iran as it balances delicate US and Russia relations
Nearly 90,000 police officers to be deployed, and central Paris will be in lockdown
Pharma companies told to prepare for ‘significantly reduced access’ at borders
Snub to Brussels in failure to endorse closer alignment to bloc
Annegret Kramp-Karrenbauer beats more conservative rivals to safeguard chancellor’s legacy
Proposal would allow member states to demand data from telecoms companies on suspected criminals
Giovanni Tria under pressure to revise spending plans to cut country’s budget deficit
Regulator to go further than Europe and permanently restrict sale and marketing of CFDs
From crucial EU summit to the day of departure and beyond
Refining output declined by 1.8% in October and could worsen in the months ahead
Services trade has been relatively absent for much of the Brexit discussion
Trend partly driven by populist political movements, says health commissioner
Politics and supply chain difficulties suggest European battery push is too frenetic to work well
Corporate slicing and dicing will not necessarily resolve deep-rooted problems
