Benjamin Netanyahu’s opponents accuse prime minister of exploiting incident for political gain ahead of this month’s polls

Economics leader writer Tej Parikh and European economics commentator Martin Sandbu replied to reader questions

Even if the president backs down, his threat should prompt Europe to be more energy independent

A surge in borrowing costs leaves the country on the edge of a debt spiral

Investigators say ‘black box’ showed Shaun Burton acknowledged automated alert ahead of Bedfordshire collision

Telecoms group holds talks with UK officials over possible antitrust issues involved in buying smaller competitor

As Brussels opens the door to bigger deals within industries, companies look for a test case of the new approach

German chancellor says Moscow’s escalation shows ‘desperation’ over the war in Ukraine

Homebuilders and prospective buyers continue to face challenging market conditions with midterms looming weeks away

Move comes as the country deepens ties with Washington following the election of centre-right president Rodrigo Paz

Prime minister praised City Football Group, controlled by Sheikh Mansour bin Zayed al-Nahyan, for its part in building modern Manchester

Joseph Molloy was convicted this year of using a ‘doughnutting’ scam to avoid paying for tickets