Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. As jubilant Syrians celebrated the ...

Analysts say wingman drones are now at the centre of the technological race between China and the US for air superiority, a competition that has only become more pressing as tensions escalate over ...

Ageing leader’s brain surgery brings to fore the risk of a power vacuum in his party once his political career ends ...

The admired received points they could use for various treats. One analysis of the effort has shown that for every 10 per cent increase in people reporting they’ve been recognised, the airline ...

Future spending would be jeopardised if growth outlook for battery-run vehicles were undermined, says industry ...

The head of Gulfsands, the western oil company most exposed to Syria, has called for changes to sanctions to let outside operators return to the market, boost production and give the country “a chance ...

A growing number of Chinese ecommerce merchants are selling their products on Russia’s largest online marketplaces as exporters increasingly look to the platforms to find new markets and avoid western ...

The song’s message of believers journeying to the promised land resonated with campaigners such as Martin Luther King ...

In a glass-walled meeting room in Tony’s Chocolonely’s quirky Amsterdam headquarters, decorated with the company’s bright-coloured branding, Lamont explains: “We’ve got a strong point of view on ...

The social network offers a near facsimile of Elon Musk’s X that’s friendlier to users, if not necessarily investors ...

It was the first time the O2 had hosted a live politics podcast, though not the first time the pair had taken to the stage. They had to start booking arenas after selling out the Royal Albert Hall — a ...

Italy, which was put under the EU’s excessive deficit proceedings this year, has set out a fiscal consolidation road map for curbing its budget deficit from 7.2 per cent of GDP last year to less than ...