China accused of using ‘wrecking tactics’ at climate talks (www.ft.com)
Impasse at G20 despite moves by Washington and Beijing to rekindle bilateral discussions...
Impasse at G20 despite moves by Washington and Beijing to rekindle bilateral discussions...
Treasury on course to spend 10% of government revenue on bond costs this year, according to Fitch...
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For all the focus on a potential invasion, some in Taipei fear a Chinese pressure campaign that gradually changes the status quo Alt Link: archive.ph/NuiWR
The rise of protectionism empowers a ‘deep state’ that demagogues claim to hate
Swedish group Vattenfall suspends Norfolk Boreas offshore project, which was set to power 1.5mn homes, due to surging costs...
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Brazil’s president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has ruled out signing a trade deal with the EU unless Brussels eases requirements for Brasília to open up its manufacturing industry to foreign competition....
Fear for western subsidiaries in Russia after Moscow hands food group to Chechen minister and Kovalchuks vie for Baltika.
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Former environment minister Lord Zac Goldsmith and Green party MP Caroline Lucas are among at least 22 members of the Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green and Scottish National parties calling on Rishi Sunak to back a moratorium on mining in international waters....
Former environment minister Lord Zac Goldsmith and Green party MP Caroline Lucas are among at least 22 members of the Conservative, Labour, Liberal Democrat, Green and Scottish National parties calling on Rishi Sunak to back a moratorium on mining in international waters....
Leaders call for phaseout of unabated fossil fuels and tripling of renewable energy capacity in letter to the FT...
Prime minister appears to water down his ambition to ‘stop the boats’ as he claims some successes...
Chancellor wants to offer about 6% without having to increase UK borrowing...
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