Новости за 22.01.2026

Legislation that could reach final approval next week allows foreign and local private companies to commercialise oilfields

Parliamentarians this week voted to refer the deal to the European Court of Justice

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle should oppose deploying the US military to Minneapolis

A by-election could offer a way back to Westminster for Manchester mayor Andy Burnham. But he is not the only one in contention

US president claims lender unfairly closed his accounts for political reasons

Google has made a big head start but faces growing challenges from OpenAI and others

Legal challenge to proceed against contentious £1bn project due to be built on former landfill site near London

Former business partner accused of using false claims of being a covert operative to help perpetrate fraud

President Emmanuel Macron says vessel was subject to western sanctions and flying a false flag

Home Secretary is due to publish a white paper on Monday outlining changes to London’s police force

US president dialled down threats to Europe over Greenland after talks on reopening 1951 pact

Also in today’s newsletter: new labour market data highlights the worrying number of long-term sick

The Fed is highly likely to hold rates next week with its preferred inflation measure at 2.8 per cent

Forget the road to Damascus; Trump’s conversion has happened on the jet to Davos

‘One Battle After Another’ in hot pursuit with 13 amid haul of 30 nods for Warner Bros as Netflix buyout talks continue

Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan Chase and Morgan Stanley set to take lead on listing

Chris Bowbrick ‘no longer’ responsible for delivery of troubled Ministry of Defence programme

Shortfall comes as President Macron’s fragile minority government struggles to cut deficit

Donald Trump’s son-in-law says Palestinian enclave will offer ‘amazing investment opportunities’ after two years of war

Louisiana attorneys promise to build nationwide business using innovative financing structure

A close inspection suggests all is not what it seems

Also in today’s newsletter, the US president remains more popular in his second term than in his first

The continent must strive to disentangle itself from the US

Many countries, including the UK, have turned their backs on the project after Putin was asked to join

Given the continued uncertainty of tariff pass-through, caution is required