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Praise from Ibrahim award’s judges for adherence to constitutional two-term limit
Owner of online brokerage also looking at Europe instead of London for expansion
Financial support deal follows tense impasse under Trump administration
Democrats move to counter Republican state clampdown on early and mail-in voting
Two MPs announced they were resigning, risking damage to Angela Merkel's party a week before regional elections
Stimulus bill is bet that massive fiscal intervention will speed recovery without fuelling inflation
Officers confronted with arriving air passengers who intend to go shopping or visit friends
Beijing’s foreign policy stance towards the US can help inform Washington’s strategy
Raab urges Iran to end the dual national charity worker’s ‘cruel and intolerable ordeal’
Williamson says attempts to help children catch up could be opportunity to galvanise system
Saving the UK’s retail sector is crucial to rebuilding our communities in the wake of Covid
Sweeping changes to electoral laws would signal end of territory’s democratic experiment
Indigenous candidate’s party will wield influence in congress despite likely disappointment in presidential run-off
Policy should be aimed at poorer towns and not Conservative electoral prospects
US expected to hold first summit with India, Japan and Australia next week in show of unity against Beijing
A second electoral triumph in Baden-Württemberg would help reassure voters the party is capable of pragmatic government
In a country that has barely grown for a decade, Brazil’s most famous city is mired in heavy debt and violent crime
Getting pupils back into the classroom is just start of push to close ‘learning gap’
Italian PM’s robust stance on export controls shows impatience with EU procurement approach
Fresh signs of regression in countries, including Niger and Chad, that help the west to fight jihadis
Beijing is putting its faith in its own mainland officials as it clamps down on the territory
Green light brings president’s goal of a large-scale federal boost to US economy a step nearer
Planned increases are a move away from Conservative orthodoxy but may deter business investment
Decision fuels speculation Hakan Atilla may be replaced to smooth US-Turkey relations under Biden
Former teacher becomes face of push to reopen schools but wields her real power behind the scenes
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