William Gritten

Riyadh is retaliating against Moscow’s refusal to cut oil production in response to coronavirus

As more countries face large-scale outbreaks, stringent quarantines enforced in Italy and China might be used more widely

Turkey has opened its border to 3.6 million displaced Syrians, causing tumult in neighbouring Greece

With Warren out of the picture, like Bloomberg the day before, the race has narrowed to two viable candidates to take on Trump in November

A civil judgement has found UAE’s prime minister, a prominent member of British society, has abusively controlled the women around him

Plummeting prices mean oil-selling nations want production cut, but they must act together and Russia seems reluctant

The prime minister outperformed predictions in Monday’s election, but has again failed to win a majority in the Knesset

The pact allows for some limited violence, but the Taliban is testing it with unbridled attacks

Economic disruption looking more serious by the day, but interest rates are already very low

The luxury car builder continues to plunge deeper into the red, and its £500 million bailout boost has been tarnished by coronavirus fears

Some polls have Netanyahu edging ahead despite corruption charges, but most expect yet another stalemate

The virus has spread rapidly outside China and now has ‘pandemic potential’

Revenue from UK higher education is booming, fuelled in part by increased demand from overseas

Demonstrators are crippling road, rail and sea links in solidarity with First Nations leaders attempting to block a gas pipeline

Rapid spread of infection is striking fear into governments and populations

His opponents are divided, and his campaign - radically left by US standards - has united a broad coalition of voters

Most losses come as paper continues to reach settlements for the phone-hacking scandal, a problem compounded by falling print sales

Eleven towns in northern Italy are on lockdown, as experts warn the window to prevent a pandemic is narrowing

The huge deal is an attempt by the Wall Street lender to diversify and access high numbers of low-risk digital retail investors

The UN has warned that ‘the biggest humanitarian horror story of the 21st century’ could be about to happen

The sentence is lower than first proposed, but whether or not that’s Trump’s doing, his efforts to help his ally shocked his critics

Bloomberg short-circuited the normal timeframe for a campaign with his vast fortune, bringing his rivals’ ire in Las Vegas last night

Brussels sets out an ambitious strategy for legislation to contend with rapidly advancing technology and monopolistic big tech

Both sides in the civil war, supported by powerful foreign governments, seem increasingly intent on fighting their way to total victory

The company joins a list of global companies enacting similar measures as the economic impact of Covid-19 proliferates

Washington has agreed a seven-day reduction of violence with the Taliban that could begin the end of the nearly 19-year war

Sunak is a Conservative rising star, but No. 10 has neutered his high-profile new office

The oil giant has said it’s aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050

Progressives hoped the pontiff would make an exception to the 1,000-year-old tradition in the Amazon region

The president has come out swinging after his impeachment acquittal

The audio streaming giant wants to move with consumer tastes, and lessen its dependency on music

Ken Clarke and Phillip Hammond look likely to end up in ermine - but Bercow snubbed by party

Alternative fur Deutschland has voted alongside centrist parties to shatter the post-war consensus

Attacker was recently released from prison after conviction on 13 terror charges