Autocrat’s daughter Keiko Fujimori on track to win Peru election
Rightwing candidate’s opponent has pledged to contest result of presidential run-off vote
Rightwing candidate’s opponent has pledged to contest result of presidential run-off vote
Paris-based group raises one of Europe’s biggest non-AI start-up rounds this year
Colombia and other recent polls highlight polarisation rather than a decisive swing
Capital rules prevent the defence ecosystem from getting financing at the volume it needs from commercial lenders
James Purnell’s previous role running consultancy Flint Global has raised concerns about conflicts of interest
Bipartisan legislation is designed to boost supply and curb institutional investors’ role in property market
A Nightmare on LLM Street
When candidates take part in a crisis simulation, it exposes reactions under pressure
High Court rules that Financial Ombudsman Service unlawfully allowed consumers to challenge terms beyond 6-year limit
Extreme heat increases demand for power and reduces efficiency of solar panels
Alex Hyde’s novel about the relationship between a photographer and an artist with parallels to Tracey Emin raises questions about who gets to be seen as a genius
Berlin’s move to ditch frigate programme overshadows plans for listing of tankmaker KNDS
Those inclined to leave are the ones sustaining what’s left of the country’s liberal democracy
‘London is cooking’, says UN secretary-general, as temperatures reach a new record for June
President-elect Abelardo de la Espriella wants to take a chainsaw to the state and build mega-prisons in the Amazon
Ahead of its 250th anniversary, four new books examine how America’s founding document has been repurposed over time — and why it remains contested today
The comedian’s irascible persona disrupts landmark moments in a sketch show that plays like ‘Curb Your Enthusiasm’ in period costume
Fans travelling to the stadium in New Jersey are having to contend with high train fares, limited bus seats and a ban on walking or cycling
Brakes were applied nine seconds before the impact but it slowed only from 75mph to 49mph
Martin Crimp reimagines the French dramatist’s 17th-century satire for an age of clickbait and cancel culture at London’s National Theatre
Kyiv has been waging an intensifying campaign on the Russian-occupied peninsula’s key infrastructure
Democrat voters shift allegiance to new generation of leftwing politicians
Look to the erosion of fiscal discipline to see where the problems lie