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Ruling delivers blow to opposition candidate and raises prospects of violence
Bolsonaro’s decision to put ambassador in Jerusalem could lead to boycotts
Democrats say they will reject president’s offer as longest government shutdown continues
John Williams cites federal government impasse as drag on the economy
Announcement comes after visit to Washington by top North Korean aide
President’s approval rating slides as parties seek to avoid political fallout
The Chinese will not crumble as the Soviets did in the 1980s
The tech executive on surviving disruption, politics as combat and taking on Netflix
Is he the victim of a vast leftwing conspiracy or is he working for a foreign adversary?
Hudson Yards developer Stephen Ross is picking a fight with organised labour that could transform city development
PG&E is not the only culprit for an environmental disaster in drought-stricken California
Meng Wanzhou was arrested last year in Canada sparking backlash from China
Research shows children do better in a multilingual environment than total immersion
Washington emphasises a new and ominous theme
Senator enters crowded field of contenders to challenge Donald Trump
Any Gulf money for the reconstruction of Syria will end up in the pockets of Iran
Even those in favour of open markets now believe tariffs can be an ‘effective tool’
How to deal with the challenge of China? Treat it like the frenemy it is
Departing deputy attorney-general reshaped way US punishes bribery and fraud
With the US absent, it will be much easier for China to make its case unchallenged
Stand-off delays drilling expansion, deregulation and cuts to environmental rules
Credit ratings for several suppliers to the California utility have been cut sharply
Regulators fear looser lending standards for low-rated companies could precipitate the next downturn
Beijing wants a higher value economy, while Washington aims to retain global primacy
White House hopes to build support with individual Democrats for deal on wall funding
Bloc seeks to kick-start payments channel while stepping up sanctions against Tehran
Specialist consumer-financiers help bridge earnings gap for federal workers
Trump takes the heat but Beijing is hardly a champion of internationalism
QE had significant economic and market impact but QT will not be so important
A chill has descended on international business that WEF pow-wow will not easily shrug off
The UK lender has wrangled for decades over whether to maintain its investment bank. Now an activist investor is trying to force the issue
Much depends on evolution of domestic politics in richer countries, especially the US
Pressure on rivals as US group moves to absorb research cost
Republican Lindsey Graham highlights dangers of withdrawing troops
President accused of directing Michael Cohen to mislead Congress about Russia meeting
Stocks fired by hopes for fresh president but doubts persist over pension reform
