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The law firm’s leadership held a meeting with partners to recommend winding the practice down

Netanyahu could launch fresh bombing campaign with US while he serves as caretaker prime minister during coalition talks, security experts say

Ever the political survivor, Benjamin Netanyahu retains a chance at a fresh term even after the failures of October 7

The past decade has demonstrated that PE at scale is a differentiated asset class — not a better form of capitalism

Facing a money-laundering probe, the losing presidential candidate said he had never thought of leaving. The next day he was gone

Import duties are a far bigger deal in next week’s midterms due to their association with an unpopular president

Roadtesting Thule’s towbar-mounted kit

Tariff threats from the US may have driven up the price but the industry has shifted spending on the basis of long-term demand

One in five people in Spain was born outside the country — a higher proportion than even in the US

With threats from Russia, China and even the US, the need for unity is greater than ever — yet so are risks of nationalist division. Two new books urge Europeans to have hope and take courage

A wine buyer finds more pleasure in tasting than he ever did in drinking

The prime minister faces many challenging issues in the coming months, from resetting UK-EU ties and immigration to welfare reform and energy

Iran’s capital has struck deals with private developers to repair and replace tens of thousands of damaged apartments and buildings

Thousands of skilled engineers fled country during administrations of Nicolás Maduro and Hugo Chávez

Copenhagen’s waste-to-energy plant is part of a network that heats 98 per cent of the city. By 2050, the UK government wants networks like this to serve a fifth of the country’s heating demand. But will it be as cheap and reliable as promised?

Political analyst Dahlia Scheindlin explains Israel's political deadlock

Scale of chancellor’s plans was modest compared with recent fiscal events

Nasdaq 100 to open 1.3% down after Google parent Alphabet and Microsoft report lower than expected capex

World’s largest memory-chip maker offers bullish outlook as quarterly profits fall just short of analyst estimates