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Rachel Reeves has been prudent. Now she needs a purpose

LONDON — When Rachel Reeves was Britain’s shadow chancellor she liked to repeat an anecdote during interviews. The Labour frontbencher would often quote the advice she received from the party’s longest-ever serving chancellor,

30/05/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Putin warns his officials not to allow recession

Russian President Vladimir Putin cautioned his officials to make sure their efforts to cool down an economy driven to overheating by military spending don’t overshoot and drive it into recession. “Some specialists and experts are pointing to the risks of

20/06/2025

by LP Staff Writers

Keir Starmer faces a second year nightmare too

LONDON — In the beating sun of the Downing Street garden last summer — weeks after

Germany’s nightmare becomes reality as EU acquires taste for debt

BRUSSELS — Should the European Union borrow money as if it were a single country? It’s

Welcome to Scotland, Donald! Here’s what the locals think of you.

Donald Trump wants to enjoy a long weekend of golfing. Good luck with that. The U.S. president lands in Scotland, his mother’s birthplace, on Friday for the first time since his return

25/07/2025

A good innings? The biggest winners in the UK-India trade deal

LONDON — Much like cricket, trade talks with India have been a long game, with plenty of sticky wickets along the way. As India’s cricket team goes head-to-head with England at Old

Modi and Starmer hail a UK-India trade deal. But there’s plenty left unanswered.

LONDON — U.K. Prime Minister Keir Starmer has hailed a “major win” as he prepares to sign a long-desired free trade agreement with India. But with key aspects of the deal still

EU eyes 15 percent US tariff — and retaliation if deal talks fall apart

BRUSSELS — The European Union is eyeing a Japan-style deal with the Donald Trump administration that sets a 15 percent U.S. baseline tariff — but is ready to retaliate if no agreement can be

23/07/2025

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EU-China ties buckle under Trump’s trade pressure

It was supposed to be a celebration. But ahead of a meeting of European and Chinese leaders in Beijing on Thursday, expectations could hardly be lower. After Donald Trump’s return to the

Energy security or green revolution: Can the EU have both?

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Brussels slashes the EU farm budget, calls it a win. Farmers call it a declaration of war.

BRUSSELS — The European Commission says it’s safeguarding farmers. Farmers say Brussels is stabbing them in the back. Commission President Ursula von der Leyen unveiled plans on Wednesday to cut funding for

EU budget: The winners and losers

BRUSSELS — The European Commission made its opening play in what will be two years of haggling over the bloc’s spending plan for the seven-year period from 2028. European Commission President Ursula von

The muddled €1.8 trillion EU budget launch that exposes von der Leyen’s weaknesses

BRUSSELS ― When Ursula von der Leyen returned for a second term as European Commission president late last year, her advisers identified reforming the EU’s next long-term budget as one of her

16/07/2025

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Britain’s secretive fund for spies comes out of the shadows

LONDON — In James Bond films, Britain’s spies are kitted out with exploding pens and poisoned cigarettes. Nowadays, spies are more likely to work with AI-enabled drones, specially encrypted communications networks, and

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Investment - Page 12

Rachel Reeves has been prudent. Now she needs a purpose

Putin warns his officials not to allow recession

Keir Starmer faces a second year nightmare too

Germany’s nightmare becomes reality as EU acquires taste for debt

Welcome to Scotland, Donald! Here’s what the locals think of you.

A good innings? The biggest winners in the UK-India trade deal

Modi and Starmer hail a UK-India trade deal. But there’s plenty left unanswered.

EU eyes 15 percent US tariff — and retaliation if deal talks fall apart

EU-China ties buckle under Trump’s trade pressure

Energy security or green revolution: Can the EU have both?

Brussels slashes the EU farm budget, calls it a win. Farmers call it a declaration of war.

EU budget: The winners and losers

Britain’s secretive fund for spies comes out of the shadows

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