The FT’s chief economics commentator speaks to Timothy Garton Ash, professor of European Studies emeritus at the University of Oxford ...

Metropolitan Police commissioner Sir Mark Rowley has advocated for the tiny force that polices the Square Mile to be merged into the Met, which is responsible for the rest of Greater London.

Former prime minister Édouard Philippe struggles in a crowded field as the far-right candidate leads race for the Élysée ...

The human frailty exposed by Huang’s behaviour brings to the surface other judgment problems. Chiefly, how did such a valuable company, with no chair and several loyal, longstanding directors, allow ...

The cheese then bumps across thousands of miles of desert until arriving at the Saudi Arabia-Emirati border, where it is sent on to Dubai and finally, after 20 days, reaches the shelves of local ...

A “low hire, low fire” labour market is hitting productivity on both sides of the Atlantic, leading economists and policymakers said, warning of long-term damage from a sustained decline in workers’ ...

Infantino’s overtures have not been universally welcomed. In August, the Jordanian FA chief Prince Ali bin Hussein accused Fifa of “blackmail”, saying it had offered to help solve the federation’s ...

Private capital firms in advanced talks to acquire majority stake in eyewear chain after Middle East deal drought ...

European energy companies are bringing in defence and security experts to help protect their infrastructure from potential state-backed sabotage operations and cyber attacks.

South Korean conglomerate hopes to replicate success with semiconductors across its sprawling portfolio of businesses ...

The Apec summit in Shenzhen this week will showcase China’s ambition to reshape the global order on its own terms ...

The New York City branch of the Democratic Socialists of America has called on Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez to run for president in 2028, following a vote of its delegates at the group’s convention in ...