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The humanitarian disaster of catastrophic flooding will draw attention away from the unfolding counter-offensive
Opposition parties face tough task in second round with president in confident position
Local election results suggest the prime minister has much more work to do in separating himself from his predecessors
Now a career on a smaller, rival network or a run for office may await the rightwing presenter
Bosses don’t have to swear and shout to undermine or intimidate their staff
Worsening relations with Beijing have spurred the European Commission’s president to outspoken criticism
Credit Suisse was the region’s problem child but other institutions are not immune to the turmoil
Expected relaxation of tax limits aims to help doctors but may create issues during a cost of living crisis
Worries have focused on credit and liquidity risks rather than interest rates
Like banking titans in 2008, tech tycoons favour the privatisation of profits and the socialisation of losses
The agreement shows he will not be distracted by whichever Tory shouts the loudest
Beijing is keen to repair ties with its leading trade partners in the west
The president’s state of the nation speech shows how domestic repression is closely tied to the Ukraine campaign
Sometimes political leadership requires acting on gut instinct rather than sheltering behind investigations
Germany’s refusal to send Leopard 2s is a blow to Kyiv
Sunday’s storming of government buildings was their first big test under Lula. More will follow
Pedro Castillo’s clumsy coup attempt masks a deeper problem
Both factory workers and urban elites oppose a policy that the Communist party has no easy way to abandon
The Supreme Court judgment was legally disappointing for the Holyrood government but gives it more ammunition
She asserted an iron will as Democrats’ longest-serving leader and never lost her grip on the party
Nato unlikely to engage in knee-jerk reaction as alliance tries to ascertain source of deadly incident
President fares better than Clinton and Obama in midterms while Trump’s candidates take a battering
His partnership with ultranationalist Ben-Gvir will sully the country’s reputation
Narrow presidential victory a testament to enduring strength of ‘Bolsonarismo’
As PM, the former chancellor is going to have to preside over a painful period of retrenchment
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