The writer is a journalist and author of ‘Everybody Loves Our Dollars’ The UK government’s decision last week to block ...

I was in Italy last week to attend the Aspen Europe security conference, but also to escape the sense of dread I’ve felt since the Iran war began. As Ruchir Sharma recently wrote in the pages of the ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Companies that make their living by funding lawsuits in the hope of future pay-offs need patience, judgment and ...

Michael Rousseau recorded condolence video after fatal plane crash in English despite country being officially bi-lingual ...

Sir Keir Starmer’s upbeat message at the launch of Labour’s local election campaign on Monday belied polling suggesting his party is on track for its worst set of results in half a century across ...

BP has lost the head of its electric vehicle charging division for the second time in a year, as it scales back investment in its energy transition businesses and refocuses on oil ...

China is cracking down on families who opt to bury their dead in empty high-rise properties — known as “bone ash apartments” ...

A “targeted”, lower-cost scheme to help households if they are hit with soaring energy costs this winter is one option being ...

Kirill Serebrennikov’s lavish production makes lazy use of African and Asian imagery while Kirill Petrenko elicits rigorous ...

Elon Musk’s legal battles in Delaware will be handed to new judges after the state’s top corporate jurist moved to reassign three cases amid a row over impartiality. The move follows a request by Musk ...

Corporates who are willing to face the heat of Chinese competition love it. But what about question number two? What should China do? This is the strategic question. It is a truism of the moment that ...

The UK government is on the verge of fully nationalising British Steel, almost a year on from using emergency legislation to ...