Jonathan Moules

UK sets interest rates, London gets its first Lady Mayor’s Show and earnings reports include Ryanair and IAG

Japan’s Diet could elect a new PM, UK’s Labour will pick a deputy leader and Ireland set to get a new president

Plus, bromance brews at the White House, Bolivia holds elections and the IMF and World Bank hold annual meetings

Gaza ceasefire beckons as the anniversary of October 7 attacks is marked and the Nobel peace prize announced

Finding courage, embracing your dark side, and coming out top in a digital age

Keir Starmer will deliver a critical speech to his party, while Japan’s election is set to make political history

The transatlantic divide over business school diversity teaching

Plus, Trump to meet Putin in Alaska to discuss Ukraine deal, a first take on second-quarter GDP figures, and US inflation updated

Plus, British PM gets an end-of-term grilling, EU-China summit and the ECB meets to set rates

US celebrates 250 years of independence, UK prepares for welfare vote and big summer sporting events begin

Business schools are adapting their programmes to meet demand

Also in today’s newsletter, Greenland threatens to woo China if US and Europe shun its mining sector and Japan opens up to non-US defence procurement

Also in today’s newsletter, Polish stocks enjoy big rally and Trump’s ‘big, beautiful’ tax bill

Plus, Cannes opens under the cloud of US tariffs, and Romania likely to pick an ultranationalist president in run-off election

Merz takes over as German chancellor, Vatican conclave begins and Skype waves goodbye

Plus, US-Russia talks on Ukraine, new Bundestag convenes and further details expected on China’s stimulus plans

OECD updates growth forecasts, a clutch of central banks set interest rates and the IOC picks a new Olympics president

Plus, ex-Barclay boss Staley seeks redress in London courts and markets await expected ECB rate cut

Plus, Mandelson becomes the UK’s man in Washington while political and business leaders debate AI developments in Paris

Plus, Joe Biden leaves the White House, Wall Street banks report earnings, and confidential MI5 files are made public