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Top Headlines from the UK Edition
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Russian ‘double-tap’ attack on Ukrainian shopping mall kills at least 16
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| Volodymyr Zelenskyy calls on allies to pile ‘real pressure’ on Moscow to end the war |
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Mark Carney says Canada ‘at war’ with US over trade
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| Prime Minister tells country Donald Trump ‘miscalculated’ by escalating tariff attack |
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Europe’s fatal beauty
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| A less seductive continent would not attract so many enemies |
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Who counts in Trump’s America?
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| Gillian Tett on the president’s bid to reform the 10-year census, and the explosive politics behind who gets included and who gets to decide |
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Germany becomes Europe’s largest regulated cannabis market
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| Critics are calling for legislation to be tightened two years after the drug was partially liberalised |
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Top Headlines from the International Editions
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Israel’s Syria strike may have been bid to provoke Turkey conflict, US envoy says
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| Washington’s ambassador to Ankara says attack on air base could have been ‘aggressive . . . pre-election concept’ ahead of October polls |
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Trump’s economic challenge: $40tn debt, 6.7% mortgages and $5 diesel
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| The president’s agenda is under strain as the Iran war pushes up prices and America’s finances worsen |
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The age of authentic perfection
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| Musicians are turning to technology to make live performances sound both flawless and plausible |
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My summer on a plate
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| A perfect meal in a perfect place: Don McCullin on lunch with a Greek fisherman, Graydon Carter on hamburgers in Hollywood. Plus Anissa Helou, Sophy Roberts, Jay Rayner and many more |
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China’s robots rock, box and mix drinks. Can they outperform humans?
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| Beijing policymakers have made robotics a ‘strategic priority’ |
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Chart of the Week: Who owns government bonds?
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| As governments borrow more, the buyers of their debt are changing |
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Bossing the bond market around never works
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| Despite Scott Bessent’s efforts, investors worry something is up |
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Mark Walter’s unravelling empire tests the insurance trade behind private credit’s rise
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| Private capital saw an opportunity to make insurance much more profitable. At what risk? |
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Klarna’s stock crash shows the price of being a small fish in a big pond
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| The European fintech has been hit by weak German consumer spending |
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Qatar cuts state spending at home and abroad as war shrinks economy
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| Wealthy Gulf nation has been hard hit by US-Iran conflict over Strait of Hormuz |
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‘Appeasement is not a strategy’: how media is fighting back against Trump’s legal threats
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| US president juggles multiple cases against news and entertainment groups |
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Big running shoe brands are regaining their lead
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| Nike and Adidas are back in the race after challenger brands such as On Holding and Hoka start to lose momentum |
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FT launches charity auction of star journalists
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| Bid for lunch with your favourite columnist to support the Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign (FT FLIC) |
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The financial question most couples cannot answer
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| There are sound reasons to rethink how couples approach investing for the future |
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UK recruiters rebound despite European jobs weakness
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| Investors return to Hays, Michael Page and Robert Walters after cost-cutting measures |
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Burnham must reveal his hand on immigration
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| Labour MPs dislike tough proposals to limit rights to settle and collect welfare but voters’ trust has run out |
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On the road back to routine
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| There’s something reassuring and even anticipatory about the end of summer |
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‘Claridge’s has either given up, lost its mind or both’ — Jay Rayner reviews Dante, Mayfair
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| London’s grandest hotel has installed an expensive, oddly lifeless offshoot of the NYC favourite |
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