Australia’s markets regulator has kicked off legal action against HSBC after it accused the bank of “widespread and systemic ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Confidence in the UK economy among ...

Exporters normally do not welcome news of tariffs. But in the southern Chinese manufacturing heartland of Foshan, Donald ...

The biggest boom and bust in history — Wall Street 1929 — occurred some time after the creation of the Federal Reserve, while in Britain in more recent times the granting of independence to the Bank ...

However one worry he did not mention is that governments who give out misleading statistics quite soon believe their own lies, and don’t know the truth.

Lord Michael Spencer seems to feel that the chief executives of London-listed companies are underpaid (“Pay UK bosses like football stars, urges top financier”, Interview, December 12).

It is difficult to take seriously the Labour government’s protestations of concern about the shocking backlog of cases in the crown courts when the lady chief justice asked for a further 6,500 sitting ...

Also in today’s newsletter, South Korea’s interim leader faces daunting task, and a Russian petroleum tanker breaks apart in the Black Sea ...

Abu Mohammad al-Jolani, the leader of Hayat Tahrir al-Sham, condemned what he called Israel’s “flimsy” excuses for its air ...

AQA Component 3.1.2.3: Political parties: policies of minor parties and their impact on political debates and political ...

Plus, final statements in the Post Office Horizon IT scandal inquiry and sentencing due in the Pelicot rape trial ...

As the EU steps into a newly geopolitical age, it ought to consider how the European Central Bank should support its ...