Negotiations continue and substantial progress has been achieved. Border delimitation commissions are active. Armenia’s commission has recently accepted the Alma-Ata Declaration — a commitment to the ...

From Bathandwa Vazi, Policy Adviser, International Institute for Sustainable Development, Cape Town, South Africa ...

Roughly a fifth of UK taxpayers (30 per cent in London) are paying private rents to landlords. As a landlord, I would like to share with those in the private rental sector just how much of their rent ...

Stuart Kirk’s column “It’s about time bankers were cool again” ( Opinion, October 12) reminds me of the old maxim that banking is the perfect communist business: the workers take all the rewards in ...

Jim Pickard is right, I think, to say that “on the face of it, it seems pretty normal” for Taylor Swift to get a police escort after a terror threat forced the cancellation of her Austrian concerts ( ...

Swing states dominate US election on linkedin (opens in a new window) ...

In Shanghai, e-bikes are the quickest way to get around. Given their access to special bike lanes, part of a relatively recent urban landscape, a journey that would take around half an hour by car can ...

Also in today’s newsletter, son of Singapore founder granted UK asylum, and Xi Jinping’s U-turn on China’s fiscal stimulus ...

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German arms maker Rheinmetall will produce gun barrels in the UK as part of a sweeping new defence pact between Berlin and London aimed at deepening military co-operation and bolstering support for ...

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HSBC has announced a sweeping reorganisation that will redraw its operations between east and west, as new chief executive Georges Elhedery seeks to cut costs and better navigate geopolitical tensions ...