Republican infighting mounts over corruption claims after midterms wipeout
Former health official’s allegations of corporate influence over Trump administration policy spark war of words
UK culture secretary Lisa Nandy questions whether rejoining EU is a ‘choice we have’
PM Andy Burnham has said he wants debate about Britain’s long-term relationship with Brussels
Saudi Aramco office in Riyadh damaged in latest Houthi strikes
Tower hosting Saudi Arabia’s state-owned oil major hit by shrapnel in King Abdullah Financial District on Sunday
Data says the unsaid about British welfare politics
Both Labour and the Conservatives owe their majorities to claimants, just different kinds
Hacks expose the flaws of the connected world
Binance and supermarket freezers reveal the costs of digitisation
Anthropic strikes $3.4bn deal to generate gas-fired power for data centres
AI lab bypasses traditional suppliers to secure scarce equipment as demand for energy surges
Gunman kills six in Kraków shooting
Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk called on politicians not to exploit the incident
AI is coming for managers’ headcount
Their pay grade could be next
Crypto industry braces for reckoning over Trump ties
Democrats have vowed to start investigation into president’s family after sweeping victory in midterms
America is craving a return to community
The midterms are only the latest sign of hope
UK must ‘catch up’ with Europe in opposing Russian threat, says military chief
Sir Richard Knighton promises further action to counter Moscow’s submarines in the north Atlantic
‘Radical left’ get the headlines but centrists dominate new US Congress
Most of the Democrats who swept to power in the midterms blue wave are moderates
Hotel groups gain $50bn amid ‘unbelievably resilient’ demand
Industry surprised by growth in bookings as tourists shrug off higher costs and geopolitical turmoil
Is Europe getting serious about ending tech dependence?
Brussels is moving in the right direction but could push national governments further
Apple saves $2.7bn in taxes by booking profits in Singapore
City-state overtakes Ireland as iPhone maker’s biggest tax shelter according to new disclosures
Meet the people saving England’s peatlands
The country’s ancient wetlands are so damaged that stored carbon is being released into the atmosphere, but conservation groups are working to restore them to health
‘Cowmaxxing’: Meat companies use every bit of the animal to fuel wellness boom
Producers cash in on demand for hides, bones, skin, cartilage and tendons to satisfy collagen craze
Eight great Ravinder Bhogal recipes to warm up with this autumn
From big bowls of daal to hearty ragu and even a root veg cake, these recipes from the chef-founder of Jikoni make staying in this season all the more appealing
Groundscrapers: a low-rise innovation with high-rise prospects
Buildings that are longer than they are tall have started popping up in the busiest cities
Russia races to build rival to Elon Musk’s Starlink
Moscow’s flagship space project would enable more deadly drone strikes deep inside Ukraine
‘Terrible backdrop’ looms over UN climate summit in Turkey
Various global crises suggest this year’s COP will be about trying to get previous deals acted upon, rather than bold commitments
Argentina’s Milei dreams of data centres on the Patagonian steppe
Libertarian seeks to turn vast land and energy resources into the foundation of his ‘unregulated’ AI hub
Far-right British MP outperforms most world leaders on X
Rupert Lowe’s 1.7bn views underscore the power of the platform’s owner Elon Musk to amplify voices from political fringes
Indonesian president’s adviser says MSCI downgrade threat ‘went too far’
Tycoon and brother of President Prabowo Subianto says expulsion from global indices would have ‘serious consequences’