Wall Street is ignoring what is happening in the world’s biggest economy.
Joe Biden’s disastrous debate performance has made the likelihood of a second Trump term far more real and has China and the rest of the world on edge.
This weekend’s elections have the potential to blow out France’s debt and threaten the stability of the eurozone and its single currency.
Apple has just become the first tech giant to be accused of breaching new European competition laws designed to rein in Big Tech.
Snap elections in France have put a spotlight on the leader of its major far-right party. Who is he? And why is French politics in turmoil?
Widening government debt in the US,key European economies and China and the spectres of Donald Trump and Marine Le Pen are increasing the threats to global financial stability.
China has some big decisions to make about its electric car industry. It can’t afford to get them wrong.
New voter priorities on immigration,the cost of living and war have hurt climate-focused parties,which just lost a third of their EU seats.
On immigration policy,nations need to telegraph their meanness – growling menacingly so they can gentle their claws when dealing with real cases of need.
A Tik Tok campaign helped Germany’s far-right AfD win a record number of votes in European elections,outpolling each of Germany’s three ruling coalition parties.
Far-right parties have dealt stunning defeats to two of the bloc’s most important leaders:French President Emmanuel Macron and German Chancellor Olaf Scholz.