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Brothers of Italy leader poised to become country’s first female prime minister
Men seeking to escape being drafted rush to borders with Georgia, Finland, Kazakhstan and Mongolia
Brussels staffers seeking to go on unpaid leave told they can no longer work for private companies
Sanctions threaten to prevent local pilots from guiding ships through treacherous Danish straits
White House security adviser Jake Sullivan says US is taking the threat ‘deadly seriously’
Chancellor Olaf Scholz visits Gulf states in drive to secure energy imports
Kyiv expects new recruits to appear within two months but Moscow struggles with training and logistical obstacles
Giorgia Meloni stands to become the nation’s first female prime minister but most premiers don’t last a full term
As reforms take root in the Gulf kingdom, so does competition to find well-paid jobs
Surveys consistently show a lead by leftist ex-president Lula in October 2 election
Concerns over Amazon deforestation hold up talks with Brazil over Mercosur pact
Currency tumbles further after UK chancellor announced biggest tax cuts in 50 years
The new government will have been hoping for a much more muscular stance from the BoE
An international consensus that the US currency is too strong seems some way off
The Russian leader is trying to intimidate western nations but he is also desperate and cornered
UK and Ireland chief makes pledge despite sharp fall in profits as rival grocers step up competition
Airlines, brewers and retailers among the companies concerned about currency shift
New Delhi has been working to lure companies seeking to diversify supply chains
Strongmen are being increasingly challenged by their own populations
Plus, far-right bloc wins Italian election and Kyiv’s western allies boost nuclear deterrence
The art power duo have opened their first dining venture in London. We get the first look
Finding enough brave investors to take up the IPO will be a big test
Sterling is having another special one
Plus, why chancellor’s announcement pushes Labour into a tricky corner, and a few of Liverpool’s best restaurants
Weighting the chances of further pain
Market sell-off on ‘fiscal event’ was as bad a verdict as any chancellor could fear
Exit polls put Giorgia Meloni’s rightwing bloc at over 40 per cent of vote
Schools in the region are expanding and offering students exposure to some of the world’s fastest-growing markets. Plus: China’s business education reform; a look at paternalistic leadership and Australia’s aim to draw back international students
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Embark on these mini-voyages off the Roman coast to islands steeped in myth
Pandemic exposes over-reliance on overseas revenues, especially from China
Most Conservative MPs give chancellor’s tax cuts the benefit of doubt but dissent is also rife
Increase in FDI is only ‘notable success’ of Northern Powerhouse project, says former Treasury minister
Regional rivals set to benefit as number of overseas students slides
Understanding the approach will help them to develop better international partnerships
Mandatory courses on policy and geopolitics come as Beijing seeks to recast the country’s economy
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