Waves of departures for jobs abroad and a low birth rate have emptied Bulgaria’s villages. The social fabric is at stake ...

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The frontrunner to become chancellor has bold plans for economic reform, but a flirtation with the far-right has hurt his ...

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A gold rush into the US — where inventories on the New York Comex have risen 88 per cent since November’s election — has drained the market in London, as traders try to get ahead of potential tariffs ...

Can Jens Stoltenberg tame the US president once again?

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Antonina and Teia are among more than 200,000 Ukrainians who have arrived in the country since war broke out on emergency three-year visa schemes that will begin to run out in the coming months. Women ...

Reform UK has become the latest alternative party to top Britain’s political opinion polls, after a YouGov survey placed it ahead of the Conservatives and Labour, who have a century-old duopoly on ...

Yet when Irish architects Sheila O’Donnell and John Tuomey are chatting about the spaces in their new Sadler’s Wells East building in London, which opens on February 6, they highlight a point of ...