Israel’s defence minister calls for halt to judicial reforms
Israel’s defence minister has broken ranks with his government by calling on prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu to halt a controversial judicial overhaul, warning that the...
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Iraq wins landmark case against Turkey over Kurdish oil exports
Iraq has won a landmark legal case against Turkey over Kurdish oil exports, which the federal government in Baghdad has long considered illegal. Iraq and...
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Putin plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus
Vladimir Putin has said Russia plans to deploy tactical nuclear weapons in Belarus, marking Moscow’s latest attempt to use the threat of a nuclear war...
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Rules for winding up big banks do not work, Swiss finance minister warns
The global regulatory regime for “too big to fail” banks set up after the 2008 crisis does not work, according to Switzerland’s finance minister. In...
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My first job: what I wish I had known
Starting your first ever job is a big deal. It’s normal to have questions — lots of questions. What should you wear? Should you arrive...
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Where are all the jobs? A sector guide for students
At the start your career, entering the world of work may seem daunting. The requirements of the jobs market always appear to be changing, thanks...
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Outgoing UK National Lottery tech supplier in stand-off with new operator
The outgoing technology supplier to the UK’s National Lottery is in a stand-off with the new operator, in a dispute highlighting the fraught process surrounding...
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US experiences biggest bank failures since Global Financial Crisis
SVB and Signature Bank were the second and third-largest bank failures in US history, with combined assets of $319bn, according to data from the US...
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Traders pile into bets on gold price rally
Traders are betting on further increases in the price of gold after it touched a 12-month high this week, as investors predict the US Federal...
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Police draft new guidance to reduce criminalisation of sex workers
Police leaders in England and Wales are set to advise officers to turn a blind eye to sex workers who share premises for safety after...
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Food producers take up record volumes of UK warehouse space
Food producers are taking up record volumes of warehouse space in the UK, as the industry looks to prevent shortages such as those of fruit and vegetables...
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Brussels agrees deal with Germany in spat over combustion engines ban
Brussels has agreed to exempt cars which run on certain types of fuel from the EU’s new law which will ban the sale of combustion...