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Energy department launches process to replace Ofgem chair Prof Martin CaveMinisters are preparing to replace a string of directors at the energy regulator Ofgem this year, as it faces stinging criticism over alleged failures in its oversight of the pre…
An Israeli parliamentary committee has approved new funding for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his family, a small but contentious boost in spending at a time when he is facing mass protests over his policies and as the economy is on shaky ground.
Australia Institute warns of a ‘profit price spiral’ and calls for shift in RBA and government narrative towards corporationsFollow our Australia news live blog for the latest updatesGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news pod…
International Energy Agency says efforts to replace Russian gas successful but warns against overconfidenceThe head of the International Energy Agency has warned that the “energy battle” between Europe and Russia is not over, despite a sharp drop in wh…
Lebanese officials say Beirut’s pubic prosecutor has charged the governor of the cash-strapped country’s Central Bank, his brother and an associate with corruption.
After a long staring contest between Wall Street and the Federal Reserve, investors blinked first.
Thérèse Coffey advises consumers to opt for turnips as tomato and cucumber supplies dwindleWhy are UK supermarkets facing fresh food shortages?Spanish growers blame weather, rising costs and BrexitShortages of salad and other vegetables in UK supermark…
Some producer bodies point finger at climate change, but others put it down to bureaucracy and logisticsFluctuating temperatures, increased production costs and the knock-on effects of Brexit are all contributing to the vegetable shortages that have le…
The European Commission has dampened Bulgaria’s aspirations for a swift adoption of the euro currency as the Balkan country does not meet all required entry criteria.
Parent company, ByteDance, says action is ‘misguided’ and has contacted commission to ‘set the record straight’The EU’s executive body has banned its thousands of staff from using TikTok over cybersecurity concerns, a decision the Chinese-owned social …