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Water levels in two largest reservoirs at record lows as study says southwestern drought worst in 1,200 years
Marginal seats in Tasmania have become a crucial battleground as polls narrow after six-week campaign
Talks with Kiribati and another nation come after Beijing agrees deal with Solomons
Group of British MPs call for release of regime critic after he spends much of the past seven weeks in ‘inhumane’ conditions
Economy and interior ministers retained in cabinet headed by Élisabeth Borne
Finance ministers urge central banks to bring inflation under control
The unpredictable outlook for many multinationals may herald a shift in how the global economy works
In the second part of his diary, Ukrainian artist Sergiy Maidukov shares pictures of his home since Russia invaded
Russian navy has been able to seal off other shipping traffic and all but halt Ukrainian grain exports
Pyongyang’s gamble on extreme isolation has unravelled as Omicron sweeps the country
The oligarch talks about his encounters with Putin, rising above his own rivalry with Zelensky — and why his country’s forces surprised the world
US law firm’s attendance seen as endorsement of controversial law, critics say
Boris Johnson’s allies breathed a big sigh of relief as the Met Police closed their investigation into the partygate scandal with no more fines for the PM
Roe v Wade has protected Americans’ right to abortion since 1973. Now it is expected to be overturned. How did we get here?
Lack of access to leading-edge computing will hobble many industrial and scientific endeavours
While upmarket London newbuilds attract high-profile tenants, older blocks are set to suffer from shift to hybrid working just as costs climb
A mixed bill at Théâtre de la Ville illustrated the company’s journey into contemporary dance
Post-Hurricane Irma, the Caribbean island saw a rush of rebuilds. Has this harmed its boho-luxe cachet?
Brokers urge caution in volatile market
Gap between equity-rich house owners and first-time buyers set to widen as cost of living crisis hits
Billionaire banker André Esteves’s comeback has been formalised, several years after arrest led to resignation
Move by ATP and WTA escalates dispute over how much the invasion of Ukraine should affect Grand Slam events
Operators draft contingency measures such as a 12-hour-a-day service if unions vote for a full national strike
The country’s second female prime minister is known for making impossible reforms possible — a skill she will need in office
PM and cabinet secretary contacted by Sue Gray as top civil servant prepares findings about scandal
Fires in southwestern US state rage for more than 40 days as heatwaves extend from Texas to India and Pakistan
The outlook is deteriorating because of the Covid outbreak in China, rising US interest rates and a cost of living crisis in Europe
Democrat Richard Neal accuses Britain of taking Good Friday Agreement ‘for granted’
Wall Street stocks sink, US approves $40bn in aid for Ukraine, the complexity of pigs
Northern Gritstone aims to boost development of northern research hub to rival ‘Silicon Fen’ with latest investment round
Ukrainian officials allege site hosted ads for Russian military recruitment and goods looted in war
Public debate has been riddled with confusing claims, technical incompetence and vested interests
We still love buying tat
Former spy Matthias Warnig also quits board of oil giant after controversy in Germany
Termination of European-listed CSRU and IEER confirmed following suspension of trading in March
Swiss luxury group hit by delayed plan to sell stake in ecommerce business and slowing revenue growth in China
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