Emily Hohler

Brussels has proposed a ban on all Russian oil imports. Could that work? Emily Hohler reports

Rishi Sunak is seeking to fill a £300bn-sized hole in the public books. Investors beware, says Emily Hohler

Europe has big plans for the environment – but making them work without damaging world trade will be a challenge.

Michael Bloomberg launched his financial data company after getting fired from Wall Street. Could the billionaire media magnate and former New York ma…

Beijing may be using harsh language against the protesters in Hong Kong, but if you read between the lines, it is clear that it is treading carefully.

The prime minister says he’s ready to bet on a no-deal Brexit. He might prefer an election.

But will dabblers in it meet with a sticky end? Emily Hohler reports.

Both candidates for the Tory Party leadership could squander the fiscal restraint of the past few years. Emily Hohler reports.

Donald Trump became the first sitting US president to set foot in North Korea this week. But will anything come of it?

Now that Brexit is no longer her problem, Prime Minister Theresa May has been making a flurry of spending pledges to shore up her legacy – which the c…

It’s far from obvious how Boris Johnson, the man likely to be the next PM, will achieve his goals.

The Tories have one issue on their plate – Brexit. And it’s seasoned with plenty of snake oil, says Emily Hohler.

Many of the ten Tory leadership candidates have are making reckless promises about their tax and spending plans.

The next PM will be decided by 124,000 Tory party members. But will a new PM change anything?

The prime minister’s “new deal” smelt fishily familiar. MPs are likely to pass on it. Emily Hohler reports.

A decade on from the MPs' expenses scandal and little has changed.

A Brexit Party win may concentrate minds in parliament and break the stalemate. Emily Hohler reports.

Jeremy Corbyn has faced down a challenge spearheaded by his deputy, Tom Watson, for Labour to signal its backing for a second Brexit referendum.

But in the case of its embrace of Huawei’s telecoms gear, is that wise? Emily Hohler reports.

The future of the proposed HS2 high-speed rail line is on the line as Treasury secretary Liz Truss hints at a spending review.

There has been a surge in support for Nigel Farage’s new venture. Emily Hohler reports.

The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation’s 70th anniversary represents a huge achievement. But celebrations are being kept to a single day.

The PM turns her back on the eurosceptics and reaches out to Jeremy Corbyn. Emily Hohler reports.

The US president gears up for negotiations with budgets that have no hope of passing. Emily Hohler reports.

The prime minister’s EU withdrawal agreement is now dead. Or is it? Emily Hohler reports.

Robert Mueller, the special counsel, is thought to be ready to present the findings of his inquiry into possible Russian interference.

Yet the economy remains weak and subject to some “Brexity” trials ahead. Emily Hohler reports.

Postponing Article 50 is now back on the list of possibilities. Emily Hohler reports.

The Munich Security Conference is where the Atlantic Alliance usually likes to show a united front – but not this time.

Seven Labour centrists and Remainers have jumped Corbyn’s far-left Brexit ship. Emily Hohler reports.

The US struggle to contain China damages business, says Emily Hohler.

Theresa May’s deal is back on the table. Will it be more appetising the second time? Emily Hohler reports.

Donald Trump continues to battle Democrats over his planned wall, with neither side backing down.

The single currency project is now 20 years old. But is there anything to celebrate? Emily Hohler reports.

Russian internet activity aimed at polarising American society has spread, according to analysis for the US Senate.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has complicated the debate further. Emily Hohler reports.