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The administration is accelerating the approval of large loans for clean technologies that the president-elect attacked on the campaign trail.

Channeling effective outcomes in the most fragile and conflict-affected contexts will require a separate strategy — one underpinned by sufficient resources and political will.

A top German official said the incident looked deliberate, as Europe sees Moscow’s hand at play.

Ukraine’s action on the battlefield speaks for itself,” Defence Secretary John Healey told MPs.

The former German chancellor painted a scathing picture of the president-elect — and hinted at a playbook for dealing with him.

Moscow has suffered heavy casualties and requires a steady stream of recruits to maintain a grinding offensive in Ukraine’s east.

The move is a policy reversal from 2022, when the administration committed to limiting the use of the mines.

Tory Jeremy Hunt’s plan was meant to stop workplace pension pots being lost as workers change jobs — but was widely criticised by the savings industry.

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner struggled when asked about the impact of inheritance tax changes in the budget — and if the government would go further.

The move comes after the French president met his Chinese counterpart on the sidelines of the G20 in Brazil.

The far-right leader also threatened to topple the Barnier government over budgetary disagreements.

Move risks escalating a growing war of words between the Musk and the Labour government.

A record number of independents — including far-right agitators aping MAGA rhetoric — compete with establishment parties fearful of drawing Trump’s ire in a country dependent on American multinationals.

Germany’s defense minister is the country’s most liked politician, while Chancellor Olaf Scholz is one of its least popular.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak says it’s possible the new U.S. administration may enter into interconnected talks with Putin about Ukraine, Iran and the Middle East.

Tory Isaac Levido and Labour’s Morgan McSweeney both see the case for a black-out on publishing polls ahead of election day, according to a new book.