Germany loses its shine in the EU’s quest for green investment
Also in this newsletter: Brussels to turn a blind eye to exemptions in the bloc’s migration system
Also in this newsletter: Brussels to turn a blind eye to exemptions in the bloc’s migration system
John Magnier; AI writing; financial crisis; Dwarf Fortress; James Dyson; the Bank of North America; and food influencers
Also in today’s newsletter: EU’s diplomatic service and German work hours
Smaller than we had possibly imagined
Gillian Tett talks to Pulitzer Prize-winning author Liaquat Ahamed
Escalation pushes oil prices higher and sends Treasury yields to day’s highs as investors fret over new bout of inflation
Sonja Hutson speaks to Miles Johnson and Emily Herbert
They say money makes the world go round, but was it always this way? Join Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth on The Story of Money as they revisit the pivotal moments when money shaped history.
Top European private capital firms have fresh leadership
Relentless air bombardments paralyse activity in Kyiv and surrounding regions
Irish central bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf says combination of Eurozone inflation above 3% and robust growth makes him ‘uneasy’
Companies’ audit bills increased less than 2% last year, broadly in line with inflation
Trump believes in a world in which there are no allies, only satellites, and in which power is America’s alone to wield
Maritime industry returns to age-old technology to cut future fuel consumption
Camp is a cornerstone of modern American culture. But the line between tongue-in-cheek chic and kitsch is fine
Historic England says construction of office space in the capital risks damaging the medieval prison’s Unesco status
Cue Point’s lamb skewers, zingy green chutney and smoky aubergine dip can be cooked now over coals — or brought indoors when the weather turns
What supplements do the City set swill?
France and Germany drive push for reform as pressure mounts on Brussels to find budget savings
Government data will add to calls for reform of tuition fee system in England
Deal to buy Senegalese insurer Tanel comes months after fundraising valued France’s Alan at €5.5bn
Another bookshop in Oxford was doomed from the start — or so I predicted
Andy Burnham’s government is expected to announce sanctions in response to Benjamin Netanyahu’s expansion of illegal settlements in the West Bank
Chicago is a city of immigrants, and its history is reflected in its diverse and delicious food culture