Oil heads for $100, Asia stocks subdued as Middle East tensions escalate Reuters

Terrorists sometimes defeat themselves.

How Europe can disrupt Moscow’s oil windfall.

When Nigel Farage returned to the House of Commons after triggering an unnecessary by-election this summer, he marked the occasion with a video filmed from Parliament’s rooftop. The honey-hued stonework of the Palace of Westminster, set against a clear blue sky, created a fabulous social-media backd

The one thing we know about Britain’s new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, other than that he’s from the north, is that he wants to devolve more power to local government. On everything else he has been vague. Public ownership of utilities? The details are in the post. A closer relationship with the Eur

Athens has persuaded billionaire Chris Rokos to move his tax residency and has held talks with other funds it hopes will be lured by tax breaks

He must stay clear on the objectives of policy and sensible on how the central bank should conduct itself

Iran attacks US base in Jordan, ships near Hormuz after tankers sunk Reuters

Indra Sistemas SA Chairman Ángel Escribano looked at the top of his game in early 2025: He had ambitious plans to turn the Spanish defense company into a European champion and was feted by politicians on all sides.

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