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Anti-German rhetoric is aimed at discrediting Polish opposition leader Donald Tusk
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Divides on Capitol Hill may well fracture foreign policy consensus as Kyiv awaits further aid
Lack of chemistry between Macron and Scholz contributes to difficulty in agreeing on urgent issues
Companies have yet to provide investors with convincing post-pandemic strategies
Prime minister’s allies and opponents raise concerns over terms of any deal, including concessions to Palestinians
Welfare policy is cutting poverty among under 16s to levels below the rest of Britain, say supporters
Producers say Biden’s ‘war’ on fossil fuels and Wall Street’s insistence on capital discipline limit expansion
Despite France's ambitions, development in Europe will almost certainly be accompanied by more ideological battles
Some 80,000 sheep and goats perished in the region producing 40% of soft cheeses
One-time poster child of crypto faces a legal reckoning in proceedings that will lay bare the collapse of his empire
Gabriel Boric struggles to govern after a string of legislative defeats and crime wave
Steadier business anticipated in 2024 after four years of wildly fluctuating activity volumes
Tech debuts were overshadowed by concern about interest rates, frustrating hopes for a rush of listings
Founder Greg Jackson puts expansion above profits even as Shell deal turns it into second-biggest supplier
Record numbers of drinkers are flocking to the Theresienwiese fairground despite the soaring cost of beer
General CQ Brown is considered a steady hand after his predecessor fell out with Donald Trump
Prices of sugar and chocolate are rising steeply as heat and reduced rainfall disrupt supply
UK prime minister under pressure as he tries to launch a turnaround at Conservative annual conference
Surge in consumer spending could spill over into fourth quarter and help ailing property sector
Billionaire to place shares bought from Czech tycoon Daniel Křetínský in foundation by year end
High-end hospitality bounces back from country’s economic crash
Parties of former journalist Michal Šimečka and ex-premier Robert Fico are polling neck and neck ahead of Saturday’s vote
Executives in Europe remain upbeat but cracks are starting to show in the US market
Self-proclaimed republic of Nagorno-Karabakh ceases to exist after Azerbaijan takes control of mountainous region
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