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The four-day truce between Israel and Hamas has allowed residents to visit their damaged neighbourhoods
Venerable institutions introduce waiting lists for court space as the new game takes hold across the country
Opposition Congress hopes to make its case as credible challenger ahead of national polls next year
Recent profit warning brings back memories of stockpiling issues as group adjusts to end of pandemic drinking boom
Head of group seeking to be Europe’s first homegrown champion in the sector is not your average Swedish CEO
Republicans and Democrats face an electorate that increasingly favours looser marijuana laws
Satya Nadella’s bet on AI start-up destabilised by shock sacking of Sam Altman
Freedom party founder has made crude attacks on Muslim faith, migrants and Brussels
Shops are having to work harder to tempt customers, who are proving savvy about bargains
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
Former guerrilla Gustavo Petro’s strategy criticised as security vacuum allows kidnappings and extortion to soar
Benjamin Netanyahu remains a long way from his objectives despite the deal to free some of the hostages taken by Hamas
Fatigue at higher prices is expected to push more shoppers to chase early holiday season discounts
What happens when a charismatic leader steps down from the top job?
OBR says the economy faced serious economic headwinds even after chancellor’s Autumn Statement
UK chancellor brought forward tax announcements after string of failed political resets
Chancellor pins hopes on technology to deliver savings but economists cautious about scope for quick wins
Councils and business pin hopes on new deals to rebalance UK’s London-centric economy and raise productivity
National insurance cut and extension of full expensing regime win plaudits but concern remains about inflation
Brussels’ proposals led many industries from plastic producers to Camembert makers to push for exemptions
President-elect Javier Milei despises the establishment — apart from the unpopular ex-leader who helped him win power
Ousted OpenAI chief inspires staff and investors as leader of the generative AI revolution
Economic and political pressures at home and fears over potential for war prompt rise in numbers leaving country
Pro-choice campaigners link ultra-conservative rhetoric to Kremlin’s desire for more soldiers
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