The US and China on Monday agreed to a 90-day truce in their trade war, with Washington temporarily slashing tariffs on ...

French President Emmanuel Macron said he was “ready to open a discussion” with European allies about stationing France’s ...

Even if it doesn’t challenge Airbus or Boeing on the global stage, strong domestic growth will boost the aircraft maker ...

US president’s proposed pharma price cuts and tax increases for the rich echo policies of progressive Democrats ...

The US and Saudi Arabia announced agreements the White House said were worth $600bn in sectors including artificial intelligence and defence, as President Donald Trump began the first leg of his ...

Lower-than-expected inflation and the start of negotiations with China seemed to help stocks on Monday. But the dollar ...

The “Guinness is good for you” myth, arising from a 1920s ad campaign, had long been debunked when I was a medical student in Dublin in the 1960s. A pint of Guinness contains a trivial 0.3 milligrams ...

From John Alty, Director-general for Trade Policy, UK Department for International Trade, 2016-2021, London E9, UK ...

In an era of unilateralism, hydro-politics threatens to morph into hydro-hegemony with the ever-present risk of water-related conflicts. Recognition of such collective vulnerability should drive ...

It is a tribute to the art of the deal that when the president graciously assents to retreat from his maximalist tariff position, markets rebound (“Who blinked first? How the US and China broke their ...

The UK government has unveiled plans to move 12,000 civil service jobs out of London and close 11 offices in the capital by 2030.

Financial Conduct Authority says move part of wider set of proposals to remove ‘ineffective’ or ‘duplicated regulation’ ...