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Trade associations criticise uncertainty created by ‘huge setback’ to industry planning
Report comes as hopes for congressional deal to avert crisis fade
Also in today’s newsletter, Russian oligarch ‘surprised’ at economic resilience and China and the EU agree export controls ‘mechanism’
Ed Davey’s party accused of watering down policies to pander to Conservative voters
Metals oligarch tells FT of his ‘surprise’ at performance of economy in wake of invasion of Ukraine
A visual guide to the war
French president rules out ban on gas boilers
Berlin and carmakers back UK call for three-year pause on requirement for batteries to be produced locally
New Delhi’s alleged role in a murder on Canadian soil requires due legal process
BoE postpones implementation of new rules by six months to July 2025
Makoto Uchida’s intervention comes after UK pushes back dates for ban on sale of new petrol and diesel cars
Package of measures, including higher fees for female international players, comes after damning report
Illegal border crossings have quadrupled since Joe Biden became president
Funding comes as party targets rural Conservative seats in next year’s polls
Miami-based Stefanos Kasselakis takes helm of Syriza party that ruled country at height of debt crisis
Also in this newsletter, controversy after Chris Kaba shooting investigation has provoked questionable responses from Scotland Yard and Home Office
Politicians should not forget that we all have a stake in a functioning pensions market
The fossil fuel accounts for around three-quarters of power generation and demand is expected to grow, despite an ambitious renewables plan
Paraguay’s president says Mercosur will end talks with Brussels if deal is not finalised by December 6
Zelenskyy has hinted presidential vote may still be possible next year, alarming civil society groups
Bank of England will set back some Basel III reform rules but disappoint banks by reducing phase-in period
Pledge by shadow business secretary follows legislative delays and rash of company scandals
Exit ban on Charles Wang Zhonghe will send chill through foreign business circles
State-backed investor warns that ‘unwinding of previous unrealised gains may well continue over next 12-18 months
Relations between Paris and new military-led government continue downward slide as Macron withdraws ambassador
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