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Lawmakers remove Castillo after his attempt to shut down congress and replace him with vice-president Dina Boluarte
Hospitals ration supplies and long queues form at testing centres as China relaxes restrictions
Russia’s president warns nine-month invasion could become a ‘lengthy process’
Beijing foreign ministry hails presidential visit as ‘epoch-making milestone’ in relationship with region
PM Viktor Orbán reverses signature policy as cost of imports soars after Russian sanctions disrupt market
Union will discuss protest action in new year if wage offer remains well below inflation rate
The attempted coup posed no real threat to democracy but complacency about future plots is dangerous
‘Union Joe’ Biden is not quite the deliverer he vowed to be
The former president’s daughter has a better grip on reality than her father
Nearly half of cases are children as fears grow that disease could become endemic
We can afford it, and backing Kyiv will be less expensive in the long run than allowing Putin to prevail
Commodities group reaps record net profit on the back of energy crisis despite distancing its business from Russia
Tight labour markets could be here to stay
Several unanimity decisions are being held hostage by Budapest
Plus, Peru’s president ousted and US fund managers snap up European oil stocks
Data highlight the importance of urban areas, not nations, in driving development
More cautious approach to liability-driven investing after Truss ‘mini’ Budget means returns may fall, MPs told
US yield curve is at its most inverted since 1981 in sign investors see recession on horizon
Sam Bankman-Fried’s mere ‘embarrassment’ at the collapse of FTX is a symptom of our inability to find shared moral values
Asia stalwart Patti Wong leaves Sotheby’s; Frank Auerbach on the rise; Danish hidden gem at Christie’s
Latest Fifa statistics show players are running further and shooting less but scoring just as much
Companies follow the John Lewis model to attract and motivate staff
After 15 years of scandal and state aid, Rome was prepared to bend the rules to ensure the world’s oldest lender could be safely sold off
Party fears losing its biggest electoral asset ahead of crucial elections next year
For the first time ever, SIS officers reveal why women often make the best spies for our times
The Fox News channel that helped elect the former US president appears not yet to have decided how far to back him
Gloomy overstatement about deglobalisation risks becoming a self-fulfilling prophecy
Win for Raphael Warnock strengthens party’s hold on upper chamber and prompts Republican hand-wringing
Shares of BP and Shell trade at sharp discounts to American peers after energy commodity rally
At least 22 crude tankers have been stopped from crossing country’s waters over fears in Ankara about insurance
Canberra reinforces its security through alliances with like-minded powers
Gulf between short- and long-term US borrowing costs has reached its widest point since 1981
Accountants’ arguments about risks of auditor rotation look wide of the mark
Businesses welcome pilot run jointly by lenders in wake of branch closures at time of soaring bills
Government looks to growing rental sector to ease crisis among real estate developers
Sir Chris Whitty says overall air quality has improved over last 40 years as he targets indoor and agricultural emissions
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