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First black woman to become gubernatorial nominee for major US party
Lawmakers unveil legislation to block moves to lift US sanctions
Turkish leader pushes prominent ministers to forefront of election campaign
‘This can’t be end of story,’ Facebook founder told at end of hearing
Legislation to be signed into law by Donald Trump makes targeted changes to Dodd-Frank
The issue of legalisation has split Democrats and the civil rights movement in the US state
New government must overcome scepticism to fulfil promises to curb corruption and introduce populist policies
Record-high fuel costs have far-reaching effects across India’s economy
Body set up under orders of Mao Zedong expands land reclamation and demographic dilution
Regulatory rollback passed by Congress this week is one of several spurs to M&A;
The latest demands from the US of a regime change are a boon to some in Tehran
Remarks increase pressure on Beijing and seek to absolve US over nuclear talks
Worries over weaker design rights mirror fears in other sectors about leaving EU
Escalation of Basque village bar fight fuels allegations of interference
Brexit negotiators on both sides agree process will struggle on through next decade
Katharine Hamnett and design leaders speak out at FT's Venice gathering
Unauthorised bank borrowing up to seven times more expensive
Former Tory education minister accuses government of helping ‘leafy areas’
Siam Commercial Bank braces for competition against China’s Alipay and WeChat Pay
Top distillers among nation’s companies ruing chronic under-investment 20 years ago
Japanese and British manufacturers also stand to gain from reduction in import duties
North Korea angered by Bolton’s call for ‘Libyan model’ on denuclearisation
Eurosceptic labels Irish border backstop a ‘trap’ that would make UK a ‘vassal state’
The party worries renewed debate on the fate of ‘Dreamers’ will hurt its election chances
German minister calls for ‘constructive solution’ with Trump administration
Kremlin bill allows selected US targets but highlights Moscow’s limited options
Premier-designate Giuseppe Conte also under pressure after claims he exaggerated CV
Facebook founder faces questioning from EU regulators in Brussels
Britain’s rate of economic growth is likely to rebound in the second quarter
Court will be asked to allow use of £400m nest egg that began as £500,000 gift
German judges signal ex-Catalan leader could be handed over for alleged misuse of public funds
Group says Macron’s proposals for deeper integration will undermine growth
