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People struggle to cope with soaring prices as currency plunges to a record low
Weak growth, negative rates and sub-zero inflation leave policymakers searching for answers
Local health authorities, first line of defence in initial stage of pandemic, come under strain
Baku enjoys military superiority, but fighting likely to become harder as winter sets in
Lords poised to challenge PM on flouting international law just as talks enter final stage
Incident off the coast of Dunkirk is worst since recent spike in crossings to UK
Allegro’s success does not change government’s ambivalence towards foreign capital
Central bank stimulus pushes struggling companies to less costly public markets
Russia and Turkey may be dragged in if Azerbaijan cuts off this enclave in the Caucasus region
Leftwing government wants to increase public investment to fight inequality
Keeping free movement would give British territory closer ties to EU than when it was part of bloc
Lenders braced for rise in bad loans as Covid resurgence threatens fresh economic damage
Prime minister who earned plaudits for his handling of coronavirus is now under fire over new restrictions
X5 plans to boost customer base with more delivery services through its own apps
Security and political challenges hinder the president’s efforts to overhaul its ‘Françafrique’ strategy
Case between Japan’s Lixil and AIG over disputed €270m payout will be closely watched
Asset managers are doing more to challenge companies on global warming but still stand accused of ‘greenwash’
Thousands stage fifth day of action against ruling that paves way to ban terminations
Diplomats say punitive duties unlikely before US presidential election
Demonstrators say King Maha Vajiralongkorn has violated German constitution by conducting state affairs from its soil
Whatever the US election outcome, the continent requires its own security anchor
Contest is crucial because winner will be in pole position to succeed Angela Merkel as chancellor
Nato rejected previous proposals by Moscow to freeze deployment in western regions
European investors will be allowed to trade sterling-quoted shares of EU companies
Cyber attacks, which started two years ago, have accessed the records of 40,000 patients
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