Ambrose Evans-Pritchard

The Chancellor’s tax-and-spend Budget has paved the way for an illusory boomlet to become a very real bust

The former president’s trade team is playing with global fire

Opec tells us that demand will continue to grow for decades – as if technology stands still

The Chancellor has a rare opportunity to transform Britain’s approach to public investment

A semiconductor renaissance in the Continent is going nowhere

The renewable energy revolution has given us an opportunity to revive our Victorian can-do spirit

Without America’s wildcat drillers, Europe would be facing an industrial death spiral

It’s the easiest, cheapest and quickest way to back up renewable power – and Britain is perfectly positioned to capitalise on it

Time is running out for Miliband to find the investment needed for his renewable goals

BP’s Faustian pursuit of profit has taken it from green darling to arch-villain

High borrowing and low personal savings are dashing hopes of an economic soft landing

The UK and EU must face reality and defend themselves against an export tsunami

By defying China, Javier Milei is laying the grounds for a free market revolution

Argentina’s Lithium Triangle in the Andes threatens China’s dominance of critical minerals

The country’s vast shale reserves are the president’s most potent economic weapon

‘Never seen before’ levels of buying could be the makings of a war chest

Scattering taxpayer money in a bid to keep everyone happy is not a coherent strategy

Britain is on the brink of striking gold in the race for limitless energy

Pockets of extreme longevity seem to coincide with patterns of fraud, theft and abuse

Despite a whiff of 1938 defeatism in Munich, nobody should be fooled by Putin’s fantasies