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French leader will tell Joe Biden that deeper collaboration is needed on issues such as countering China
High Court hears law firm set to represent Russian tycoon had questioned whether fees might exceed £500,000 limit
Move marks a setback for the last remaining arms treaty between the powers
Rise in LNG shipments comes even as flows of the fuel through pipelines has slowed sharply
Prime minister says era of golden relations is over, but stops short of describing Beijing as a threat
Manager could write a PhD on how teams win World Cups — and shining in games doesn’t come into it
Macron’s visit to the White House is a moment to air economic concerns
Central bank president strikes bearish tone in spite of hopes for easing inflation data
Opposition party focused on challenge of persuading ‘economically inactive’ people to fill job vacancies
Draft plan accused of lacking detail on critical issue of verified, permanent solutions to limit emissions
Facebook parent has received almost €1bn in levies from European regulators over data protection
Brussels is invoking the rules-based trading system, but the US is moving towards a post-WTO world
Guided by a leading expert on flavour perception, this Hebridean voyage goes deep into the science of Scotch
A visual guide to the war
EU senior diplomat travels to Washington at delicate moment in relationship
Once an unwilling part of the USSR, the Baltic state now asserts its independence as an outspoken critic of Russia and China. This report explores its geopolitical strengths and weaknesses, its thriving fintech scene — and its obsession with basketball
Europe confronts fresh migrant influx on top of the arrival of millions of Ukrainian refugees
As western countries prepare to impose a price cap on Russian crude, many of the industry’s norms are being undermined
Defendant with dual nationality and links to Putin claims rules are discriminatory
After decades in the culinary doldrums, these makers, bakers and restaurateurs have helped west London get its edge back
Madrid must be smarter in using €140bn from Brussels to reverse industrial decline, says regional government
The country’s bet on LNG has paid off, but it still needs to generate more electricity
Lithuania’s first unicorn stands to benefit from worries about waste and the cost of living
Where to find everything that’s great about French gastronomy — in plant-based form
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