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The worlds needs China and the US to find a framework for managing tensions
White House seeks to play down comments that appeared to signal change in ambiguous policy
Scandal risks complicating reappointment of chair and leaving central bank rudderless
Departures of high-ranking aides come amid market unease on fiscal discipline
Taipei anticipates new leader’s connections will boost support as Chinese assertiveness grows
Trial delays in England and Wales for sexual offences are particularly bad, watchdog says
New rules come after two regional bank presidents resigned following questionable dealings
Science and industry leaders warn on 2024-5 backtracking in Budget spending review
New defence system-busting weapon could change the balance of power
Prosecutors allege Ali Harbi Ali also considered attacking two other, unnamed, MPs
Ministers weigh fresh restrictions as medics juggle flu cases with rise in emergency demand and patient backlog
Key posts are unfilled at important regulators — the ones being handed more responsibilities
Deep 2 percentage point cut made ‘under orders’, says former economy tsar
Britain after Brexit drops in on Westminster ‘innovation’ lunch in search of clues
Biggest participants in sector fall outside existing regulation, prompting fears over consumer protection
The US president’s grand plan is being whittled down by lobbyists, not his ideological opponents
With the announcement lacking anything as mundane as a business plan, investors would be taking a lot on trust
British Medical Association claims UK government is being ‘wilfully negligent’ in refusing to act
September figures hand chancellor Rishi Sunak a boost ahead of next week’s Budget
China’s most reputable business publication cut from internet regulator’s list of approved sources
The inaugural listing identifies the European companies that have reduced their greenhouse gas emissions intensity the most. Plus: high-tech carbon offsets; measuring Scope 3; fashion’s data failure; financed emissions; rise of the green consumer
Central bank increasingly forceful in demanding lenders move more resources to continent
While senior figures forming the new coalition emphasise continuity, some want a less conciliatory foreign policy
Choice of central bank head will send early signal on balance of power between three parties
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