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Even before his role in the Trump impeachment drama, the former mayor had become another ex-politician earning a living
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There is growing anger over inequality in the former Portuguese colony, so why are the people not protesting?
The prime minister must work to convince sceptics that leaving the EU is not an act of self-harm
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Critics argue that co-opting environmental measures into trade policy has more to do with protectionism
Having struggled to win foreign backing for the $25.6bn listing, the crown prince’s plans face further scrutiny
If he wins the election, will the prime minister lead as a One Nation Tory or a Trump-style populist?
The boardroom changes have removed executives who seemed to work against the partnership
Its companies dominate but a clutch of rivals are looking to close the technology gap on Beijing
EU leaders believe the euro needs to play a larger role in order to compete against the US and China
The electorate is more volatile than ever as voters abandon party affiliations after Brexit vote
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