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Industrial action at carmaker over collective bargaining sparks wave of sympathy strikes that could spill into other countries
Berlin to ask parliament to declare ‘exceptional emergency’ allowing it to create supplementary 2023 budget
Also in this week’s newsletter: a deep dive into UK trade performance
Departures signal possible break-up of party that led the country during the euro crisis
Veteran anti-Islam, anti-EU politician has capitalised on voter fears about immigration
Government in disarray after top court insists it abide by constitutional restrictions on public deficits
Pre-payment comes despite Viktor Orbán toughening rhetoric against Brussels
Covert recording of now-deceased civil servant accuses Wolfgang Sobotka of interfering in sensitive investigations
Minutes show central bank’s governing council recognised need to avoid ‘unwarranted loosening of financial conditions’
Founder of web-hosting business UKFast convicted of attacking three women
Protest spreads to main crossing with long queues forming as temperatures drop
Purchasing managers’ index shows slight improvement in companies’ activity levels
UK chancellor heightens focus on economic growth in list of four priorities for Financial Policy Committee
Geert Wilders’ success will make it harder for EU to forge common stances on migration, Ukraine and enlargement
Anti-EU politician pledges to curb ‘asylum tsunami’ but will need other parties for coalition
Move by energy regulator will see bills rise to £1,928 a year for a typical home
Also in this newsletter: Austria’s foreign minister calls for elections in Ukraine
The rollercoaster family story behind London’s theatrical new Broadwick hotel
Foreign minister warns Brussels not to look at Balkans ‘with a magnifying glass’ and at Kyiv ‘with rose-tinted glasses’
Sector’s clean energy spending is far below that needed to hit Paris climate goals, agency says
For all their stoical resistance Ukrainians are increasingly riven between those who stayed and those who left, those who fought and those who didn’t
Japanese carmaker expected to invest £1bn and allay any uncertainty over future of its UK factory
Banker urges greater power for Swiss regulators in wake of Credit Suisse collapse
Bundestag committee postpones poll indefinitely following constitutional court ruling against coalition’s spending plans
A ‘pot for life’ and other Autumn Statement windfalls will benefit wealthier investors
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