Bloc will sign trade agreement on Saturday after 25 years of talks

Like the Spanish conquistadors, the president’s search for mineral wealth in South America will weaken the US

Country has largest population of refugees from Syria in Europe, including medical professionals

Several studies suggest SMRs will produce higher levels of nuclear waste than traditional plants

First, tech companies usurped the meaning of ‘friends’ and ‘connection’ — now they are coming for ‘companionship’

Rightwing attacks on one of the world’s most visited cities at odds with reality, says mayor

The UK is once again debating why its economy has grown slowly since the mid‑2010s. This column examines the impact of the decision to leave the European Union in 2016. Using almost a decade of data since the referendum, the authors combine simulations based on macro data with estimates derived from micro data. These estimates suggest that by 2025, Brexit had reduced UK GDP by 6% to 8%, with the impact accumulating gradually over time. Investment, employment, and productivity were all affected, reflecting a combination of elevated uncertainty, reduced demand, diverted management time, and increased misallocation of resources.

The art activists made headlines during the US president’s state visit when they shocked the waiting media with a short documentary – and were quickly arrested

Despite fears about what a Mamdani mayoralty might mean, big business continues to invest in the city

Donald Trump has filed a $10bn lawsuit against the BBC over a Panorama documentary! 🚨 If he wins, our national broadcaster could be wrecked - and license fee payers could be stuck with the bill. Stand...

Global politicians need to understand that White House policy is driven by melodrama and instinct

The war against Ukraine has hit ordinary Russians hard, and the deteriorating situation is likely to inflame tensions, says Guardian foreign affairs commentator Simon Tisdall

Bafta-winning director among contemporaries urging contrition and apology from Reform UK leader, who denies the allegations

Europe wrestles with crumbling bridges, narrow tunnels and red tape as it plans how to move an army eastward

Algorithms ensure that people who click on scams are likely to see more of them

Scotland handed same credit rating as UK ahead of debut ‘kilts’ sale

Zekel Johnson rescues three children from a second-floor window on his first week in the job.

Israeli PM, ministers and army chief accused of crimes against humanity ‘perpetrated systematically’ in Gaza

Rob Jetten's D66 party celebrates, two years after his party languished in fifth place in the last vote.