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Bloc’s home affairs ministers will convene on Tuesday as tensions over immigration policy mount

Soldiers round up Moroccans hoping to remain in the enclave in the face of local opposition

The president of football’s governing body was expected to stand for re-election unopposed, but now criticism is mounting

External threats should make western societies less polarised in future

Investors finally show signs of growing weary of the painfully obvious nonsense

US president claims ‘perimeters of a deal’ to end conflict have been agreed days after he threatened to attack

iPhone maker has limited the number of vulnerabilities researchers can submit to manage wave of reports

Volkswagen approaches headhunter to find positions for hundreds of departing managers

Leopold Aschenbrenner thought AI-related stocks would go one way; they went the other. The mistake was funding the trades with debt

Tehran’s military raised the stakes with Washington by further expanding the battle across the Middle East

Uefa says it has lost confidence in Infantino’s leadership after climbdown

Managers capitalise on investors’ desire to ‘hedge’ against US market bets

The taboo around political violence is fraying — but restricting speech is not the answer

Miner may have found America’s largest deposit of crucial defence metal but space agency hinders development

Alberto Musalem says he supported dissenters’ calls for a quarter-point interest rate rise

Investors say the hedge fund deal reassured jittery traders in tech stocks

Bank’s underwriting of SpaceX and other new issues generates $74bn second-quarter haul in wealth management assets

Golf and Tennis Academy members unhappy that Carlyle & Co members can now use their exclusive Town Club

Migrants spent days preparing to reach the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from neighbouring Morocco

Employees’ cyberstalking of Boston couple involving macabre deliveries ended in jail time and financial settlement

How Fifa’s proposal to open up the global game to investors unfolded — and invited a backlash that could yet topple its controversial president

Families search for children not seen since 60,000 people crossed into Spanish enclave, as death toll rises to 72