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Doves in Frankfurt echo lessons drawn by Fed and urge central bank to keep foot on accelerator
Fresh signs of regression in countries, including Niger and Chad, that help the west to fight jihadis
Choice not to sanction Saudi crown prince directly shows White House’s cautious stance
Paris-Rome axis likely to become engine for integration after Angela Merkel bows out this year
International lender is reviewing the case of 16 MPs receiving the BioNTech/Pfizer jab
Moscow signals to Brussels president has weathered the storm and will stand by autocrats
Undeterred by dire economy, Argentina’s president seeks bigger regional role
Advanced economies must do more to help those with long-term conditions keep jobs
Agricultural transformation will not be achieved until consumers can afford to spend more
Brussels urged to act as Poland and Hungary tighten curbs on independent journalism
US president has put human rights at the centre of his mandate but tangible success is often elusive on this matter
Stockholm warns of dangers associated with Brussels’ idea of ‘strategic autonomy’
Populist Mexican president under fire for handling of health crisis
Angry voters turn to populists as pandemic exposes failings of market-friendly model
Dramatic fall in bankruptcies points to tough choices for politicians as global economy recovers
EU leaders will be grateful to Merkel aide who sought to lift Berlin’s fiscal taboo
New deals give Brussels opportunity to make life uncomfortable for London and Beijing
As the Trumps head to Florida, their influence is likely to continue in White House exile
The bloc has maintained internal unity to a remarkable degree and achieved its main objectives
Leaders made unprecedented progress on range of issues beyond Brussels ‘fudges’
Budget stand-off over rule of law ends in neither victory nor defeat for Hungary and Poland
Brussels has failed to build attractive structures for international co-operation
Israel PM Benjamin Netanyahu has redoubled initiatives on foreign policy
Bolsonaro has yet to congratulate Biden and needs to change tack on foreign policy
Turkish president’s room for manoeuvre limited by the rightwing Nationalist Movement party
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