Iran’s chief justice urges regime to swiftly ‘punish’ protest detainees
Move comes despite Trump’s threat to ‘take very strong action’ if Tehran executes demonstrators
Move comes despite Trump’s threat to ‘take very strong action’ if Tehran executes demonstrators
The gay author shocked France with stories of working-class poverty and homophobia. He talks to Simon Kuper about the misogyny his mother endured and why escape is his defining theme
Trade tensions highlight reliance on imported components and minerals
Prime minister hoping to consolidate grip on power by winning majority for ruling party
As the hand with certain entries, retain cards in long suit until declarer has lost stoppers
Government increases prices to encourage bids from developers
Sanae Takaichi hopes to convert personal popularity into solid electoral gains for ailing ruling party in expected snap vote
Shares in the world’s largest oilfield services company have risen by 14% since US capture of Nicolás Maduro
Octogenarian president Yoweri Museveni will seek to extend his 40-year rule in polls on Thursday
British company wins highly contested Liechtenstein low Earth orbit contract
Japanese carmaker increases price proposal by 15% following criticism from activist investors and shareholders
Peeling back the layers of the ambiguously-regulated US prediction market
Claim alleges ‘no competent infrastructure manager’ would have invested in such ‘highly risky’ assets
As Netflix and Apple expand their sports ambitions, the head of IMG says media rights are entering a new phase driven by scarcity, retention and measurable returns
Keir Starmer irked his MPs last year by framing move as means to tackle illegal working
With an estimated value of about €30bn, Czechoslovak Group is set to become one of Europe’s most valuable defence companies
UK oil major suffers latest setback as it tries to pivot back to fossil fuels
Analysis finds evidence of the technology hitting wages and employment in certain areas
Exports soar as world’s second-largest economy shakes off Trump’s tariff threat
Foreign minister warns newly appointed governor to ‘stay in her New Zealand lane’
Plus fiscal dominance and the Fed
Retailer has struggled with high debt after acquiring rival Neiman Marcus and Bergdorf Goodman
Potential buyers dropped out of talks to buy Japanese agency’s underperforming international arm
Boom times in EU sustainable finance