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US president says halt in hostilities needed to free hostages but stops short of pushing for a full ceasefire
Border opens for some critically sick and wounded Palestinians and selected foreign nationals
Former president’s eldest son is the first of his family members to testify in New York civil trial
Central bank keeps door open to another rate rise in quest to control inflation
Finance minister says rising fiscal pressures will strain ‘scarce public resources’
Only 60% of $165bn losses from climate-related disasters were covered in 2022
Israel’s war on Hamas in Gaza has had violent repercussions in the occupied territory
Cities rush to protect energy infrastructure from Russian missile and drone strikes as temperatures drop
Failure by Hou Yu-ih and Ko Wen-je to reach a deal could be disastrous for their hopes of calmer ties with China
Russia’s president unnerved his foes and friends about the war in Ukraine turning into an atomic conflagration
The invasion of its northern neighbour more than 40 years ago ultimately strengthened the hand of its enemies
Art Basel/UBS survey; Cromwell Place revamp; Barbara Walters’ $8mn estate sale; Soft Opening’s LA venture; Maggi Hambling’s work in Shanghai
Finance flows shrink even as climate-related disasters rise
Tax cuts and cash handouts fail to convince public and could complicate central bank’s policy unwinding
Keir Starmer’s defiance of ‘album culture’ — where group members buy into a collective set of values — speaks to broader shift in politics
House Republicans propose support for Israel but ignore White House pleas for more Ukraine money
$12.5bn takeover of Origin Energy in balance ahead of vote this month on deal
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The London landmark is reopening after a £3bn makeover. Can it bring the magic back to Bayswater?
Methods of estimating so-called R-star are in the spotlight — unfortunately, none are good
The National Security Council’s former chief economic adviser on China, Iran and harnessing the market to solve climate change
Presidential hopefuls criticising the expansion of national debt under Trump should think again
Push comes after pandemic highlighted reliance on manufacturers in world’s second-largest economy
Chair Jay Powell says US central bank will proceed ‘carefully’ with any change to monetary policy
Number of students in early education set to fall by 13% by 2032, leading to schools receiving less funding
Held in a historic palazzo, Arniano’s courses offer expert tuition, ravishing landscapes — and fabulous food
The EU and other trading partners should keep short-term peace while preserving fundamental principles
How effective are US financial sanctions in taming Hamas or the Putin regime?
Arizona State’s role in building skilled labour force is part of national trend as investors scramble for talent
Egypt allows first evacuees from Gaza
Muted celebrations in Shibuya have resurrected past economic demons
Memory-chip maker was running out of cash after a year of combating Washington’s tighter controls
A once optimistic society now worries about the future as Xi Jinping’s promise of ‘common prosperity’ starts to fade
Latest workload index suggests sharp drop in construction activity following interest rate rises
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