Coalition talks stall as parties split over budget rules
Negotiators failed to agree on spending limits for next year, leaving the draft budget in limbo and raising the prospect of another round of…
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Negotiators failed to agree on spending limits for next year, leaving the draft budget in limbo and raising the prospect of another round of…
Policymakers kept borrowing costs unchanged but signalled that cuts could follow next year if wage growth and energy prices continue to ease.
A summit discussion on joint borrowing for defence projects exposed familiar divisions between frontline states and more cautious capitals.
Utility teams are working around the clock to restore heating and water networks in communities close to the front before temperatures drop.
Housing support and higher allowances are on offer for teachers willing to work in villages where some classes have gone months without staff.
A national programme will co-finance applied research in language models and industrial automation, with results published openly.
Operators say facilities are close to full, reducing the risk of shortages even if the winter turns out colder than average.
Rail operators are reviving overnight services with modernised sleeper cars, betting on travellers who want to avoid short flights.
The coach called up several uncapped players from domestic clubs, signalling a generational change ahead of the next tournament.
This year the programme features first-time directors, documentaries about small towns and a strand dedicated to animated films.