Already known for his battles with Bolsonaro, his ban on X has pitched him into the centre of a new fight
Arrested in France, the social media app CEO is accused of promoting free speech idealism at the expense of safety
He continues to use his interventions around the world to needle establishment norms
The octogenarian micro-lending pioneer has the fate of the world’s eighth-most populous country in his hands
The strongman is reasserting his grip after an election marred by violence and suspected fraud
The British pop star is providing the soundtrack to Kamala Harris’s presidential campaign
Her attempts to give the French capital a green makeover have made her unpopular but unrepentant
As his team reaches the final of Euro 2024, no one in the history of English men’s football can match his record
From football to his party to the country, the new UK leader has always been focused on winning
The party leader anointed her youthful protégé as prime minister in waiting but office may come sooner than either expected
Amazon’s founder has long thrived on disrupting industries but the Washington Post may be a challenge too far
The Canadian is not afraid to tackle serious subjects and big ideas
As its market value rose above $3tn for the first time, one of the last founder-CEOs remains firmly in control
She was formed by the campus protests of the 1980s, but supporters insist she is not an ideologue
Going head to head with a powerful company is a role the actor has played before
The ex-wife of the Microsoft founder has become one of the most influential figures in global giving
When the politician is sworn in next week, he will have to contend with rising social and geopolitical tensions
The Paramount executive must decide on whether to sell the family business and to whom
The hit show has unleashed a debate about who has the right to tell another’s story
As Republican divisions over aid to Ukraine grow, the new leader already finds himself on shaky ground
His victory in local elections comes at a pivotal moment for Turkey’s opposition
The Japanese player has upended the sport but a new scandal could land both in trouble
As the Kering flagship struggles, one man has become the public face of making it work
His bid for the Telegraph and Spectator, if successful, would make him the most powerful figure in UK media since Rupert Murdoch
The Italian CEO is determined to hive off significant parts of the telecoms giant while also changing its internal culture
