Risk of repossessions rises as insurance costs climb and house values fall
New machines are smaller, cheaper, safer and more flexible than traditional industrial robots
More than a fifth of all EU goods exports are to the US market
The president has staked his second-term agenda on the sprawling tax-and-spend legislation
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane. See how actions taken by your central bank affect you
A visual guide to the war
Beijing dominates in solar, wind, electric cars, rail and batteries
Far-right frontrunner faces pro-EU centrist after last year’s vote cancellation over alleged Russian meddling
CATL’s Hong Kong secondary listing set to raise $4.6bn and would be world’s biggest so far this year
The president seeks to lower US rates in line with other nations but his directive lacks enforcement power
‘Sitting ducks’ in focus following Valencia flooding and LA fires
After a militant attack on tourists in Kashmir, New Delhi launched strikes on its neighbour
London predicts small GDP boost in long run as accord sets out contentious national insurance waiver
Following sweeping local election victories there is intense scrutiny of the rightwing party’s platform
An in-depth look at the hype and reality around “agentic AI” — the use of AI agents that perform tasks autonomously.
Outage raises concerns about the resilience of infrastructure in Europe
More than 60% of the world suffered more frequent, intense and more rapid shifts between extremes in six decade study
Beijing’s response to Donald Trump’s tariffs intensifies battle to control supply of commodities vital to high-tech sectors
New pope to be selected by Vatican conclave once official mourning period ends
Ninety-year-old precedent known as Humphrey’s Executor is crucial guardrail protecting US central bank’s independence
Ministers have intervened to keep the country’s last two blast furnaces open — for now
Government now has tricky task of running a costly and complex industrial operation
Investors and governments are relieved by the latest U-turn, but the outlook remains uncertain
Shifting parts of a product’s supply chain may cut charges under ‘rules of origin’ but trying to take advantage comes with risks
Extreme events from drought and flooding in Australia to record wildfires in South Korea and a severe heatwave in central Asia
