The LDP lost its majority in the lower house when Ishiba called a snap general election last October. The LDP has not been in ...

Alexandra White (“The US throws a lifeline to the green hydrogen industry — will it be enough?”, Newsletter, July 10) is ...

The truth is those tariffs are paid to US Customs by US businesses importing goods from tariff-targeted countries. Tariffs are, in fact, a tax on US importers, and indirectly on consumers when those ...

From Willem Thorbecke, Senior Fellow, Research Institute of Economy, Trade and Industry, Tokyo, Japan Leo Lewis’s column was thought-provoking as always (“A weak yen is the root of Japan’s lurch to ...

France should instead look to the Finns, who have decided to go supply-side. Finland’s budget gap, a little over 4 per cent, ...

Edward Luce used the Chinese proverb “riding at the back of a tiger” to describe Donald Trump’s current situation regarding ...

Your Big Read (“The fight to revive Europe’s rural areas”, July 17) reprises a familiar genre of European analysis: peripheral alarmism. By concentrating on outlier breakdowns — deserted villages, ...

Food price surges rippled from single regions across the globe via trade, the research concluded. The cost of chocolate has ...

Property asking prices fell in July, marking the steepest monthly decline for this time of year, driven by high competition for buyers with London and higher-end properties registering the biggest ...

Environment secretary Steve Reed says Ofwat is ‘clearly failing’ and promises overhaul of water industry regulation ...

Sir Keir Starmer’s government is seeking a way out of a clash with the Trump administration over the UK’s demand that Apple provide it with access to secure customer data, two senior British officials ...

Prime minister says he will still take ‘responsibility for national issues’ despite exit poll suggesting setback for LDP ...