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Belgian officials say operations have not been compromised after a Canadian national of Chinese origin is detained
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Belgian officials say operations have not been compromised after a Canadian national of Chinese origin is detained

Largest ever foreign investment in the Gulf state comes as it seeks to raise capital in face of Iranian attacks

Developing countries forced into rationing during Middle East conflict plan to build or expand official buffers

The AI industry is courting the humanities, but it is asking the wrong questions

Reflections on an under-scrutinised prime minister

The irreverence of the country’s youth brings to light the contrast between government promises and economic reality

Many of the president’s jokes met stony silence at rescheduled event

House oversight committee accuses billionaire former Apollo chief of failing to produce non-disclosure agreements

Extreme heat and high winds fuel fast-moving blazes as authorities in both countries battle to contain them

Middle East tensions have risen after Red Sea attacks by Houthi militants threatened to squeeze global supplies further

Yemeni rebels say they used missiles and drones to target the vessels Encelia and Layla

Renewed air campaign has yet to reassure shipowners the waterway can be made safe from Iranian attacks

Why 1 per cent interest rates could shake everything up after a generation of deflation

New venture has raised questions as financial firms decipher risk of paying for advanced access to market-moving feed

High utilisation rates create risks of outages at a time when fuel prices are already up sharply

Time to tot up the scores

Former Barclays chief to take questions from House oversight committee over his links to the late sex offender

Washington says deal would pave the way for ‘decades-long, multibillion-dollar partnership’

The Pentagon says most soldiers suffered ‘minor concussions’ and have returned to duty

The US is on the verge of losing its status as the world’s leading exporter

Europe needs to avoid relying on an unpredictable Washington for strategic capabilities, says Henna Virkkunen

Commercial success is looking less theoretical for treatments based on mushrooms and LSD

Beijing consults companies on ways to stop west acquiring its advanced technologies and star start-ups

The new prime minister can learn from 40 years of polling the UK population

Renewed fighting puts kingdom’s crude exports through Red Sea at risk

Crude later falls back after Tehran says it has received proposals from mediators about the war

Extra-time winner from Ferran Torres is decisive moment in tight but completely one-sided final

Trump administration has opened American markets to highly leveraged perpetual futures

Crown Prosecution Service announces fresh charges of rape and sexual exploitation against social media influencers

Tit-for-tat strikes undermine efforts to reopen Strait of Hormuz

Here are the ways leading companies are already responding to the AI revolution in professional services

President calls for ‘positive’ use of technology as Beijing seeks to strengthen influence over standards

Report found no wrongdoing after probing allegations of impropriety in Accor’s dealings with associates of Bazin

Its rulers believe that further escalation will force the US to offer the security and economic relief it craves
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