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Ursula von der Leyen says bloc must develop ‘new defensive tools’ in face of an increasingly assertive Beijing
Bigger than expected fall comes ahead of German and French data
Former Mastercard chief executive has spent recent weeks on ‘listening tour’ touting his credentials
UAE leader appoints Sheikh Khaled as heir apparent as part of series of changes at top of Gulf state
French air traffic controllers strike in support of protests against Macron’s pension reforms
Influential chamber of commerce says vast nickel reserves could meet demand for electric cars and batteries
Teachers, neighbours and even family members are turning to Soviet-style denunciations in wartime Russia
Proponents of judicial reform remain committed to overhaul despite suspension of legislation
After focusing on the dangers of strong wage growth, rate-setters have switched to businesses raising prices
Greater centralisation in a politicised financial system may lead to more instability
Surge in China’s rescue lending shows need for co-operation on restructuring
Giving in to Putin would have horrific consequences, but the US would prosper regardless
We rely on substandard measures to understand deprivation in the UK — and our forecasts can be wrong
Austrian lender has come under growing pressure from regulators over status of its business in Russia
Inflationary pressures are beginning to wane
Evan Gershkovich, a US national, is accused of a crime that carries a 20-year sentence
Top court clears way for hostile legislature to begin proceedings against conservative leader Guillermo Lasso
The inside story on the Asia tech trends that matter, from Nikkei Asia and the Financial Times
Companies will be able to offset production shortfalls by trading allowances with rivals
Plus, Ed Davey’s goofy photo shoot is a win-win for the Liberal Democrats
A visual guide to the war
Li Qiang calls for peace one day after Beijing threatens Taiwan over its president’s visit to California
Also in this newsletter: Poland’s change of heart on Ukrainian grain
Restructured Chinese tech group also plans to continue divestments in portfolio companies, says finance chief
Also in today’s newsletter, Revolut’s board frustrated by company’s response to audit and Disney ousts Marvel chair
Changing tax rules and rising interest rates boost demand, but banks’ customer service has slipped
Shares on track for worst month in years as investors bet on plummeting property valuations
Nan Goldin goes to Gagosian; Andy Warhol Foundation hits $3mn through eBay; change of direction at Cromwell Place
The Biden administration may be shooting from the hip but Capitol Hill is hampered by shortsightedness and special interests
Amy Lo, who chairs the executive committee of the city’s Private Wealth Management Association, says it still has allure for Chinese clients
The restaurateur, wine importer and magazine founder Dan Keeling uncorks his favourite spots in the great wine region
Investor uproar prompts Brussels to consider scrapping flagship sustainable investment category
More than two-thirds of European ETFs are now domiciled in Dublin
Has the leader of Russia’s Wagner paramilitary group overplayed his hand?
Expansion by one of world’s biggest hedge funds comes as other investors bolster Japan teams
Joint pledge to tackle climate signals warming relations between London and Brussels
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