Shaken by October 7, the country is seizing territory and flattening villages to build buffer zones while routinely striking neighbours ...

Vance predicted that Washington would negotiate “a lot of positive trade relationships with Europe” and insisted he viewed Europe as an “ally” of America. “We just want it to be an alliance where ...

De La Rue, the UK banknote maker, has agreed to a takeover by investment group Atlas Holdings in a deal that values the group at £263mn, marking the exit of another established British company from ...

Advertisers have cut back on large capital expenditure projects since the start of the year, according to the boss of Publicis, who warned that the US tariff war would heighten caution among the ...

Leadership condemns what it says is an attempt to impose ‘direct governmental regulation’ at the elite institution ...

Japan’s TDK is claiming a breakthrough in optical technology that would process data 10 times faster than current electronics and solve a key bottleneck holding back the growth of generative ...

The crackdown on household credit is clearly an important reason for slower growth in India recently, and the FT has just ...

Faiza (a pushy entrepreneur) and Samir (a chirpy, chippy delivery driver), are united by one purpose — to submit to a DVLA ...

The 10-year Treasury yield, which sets government borrowing costs and underpins pricing on financial assets worldwide, fell 0 ...

Flat to declining wage growth and falling payrolled employees will enable BoE to ease despite still-strong wage pressures ...

Peter Dutton, the former policeman and rightwing politician campaigning to “Get Australia back on track”, had bet that anti-woke sentiment would help him prevail in May’s election.

Context: Russian President Vladimir Putin hosts a “Victory Parade” each year to commemorate the Soviet Union’s victory in the second world war. Foreign leaders are guests of honour to watch the column ...