Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Japan’s drivers have been wary of ...

The author and shepherd is closely associated with England’s Lake District but in recent years has lost his heart to the remote Vega archipelago ...

One new point of pressure is that there will of course be much louder calls for a deeper EU-UK relationship. That is already being applied by the Liberal Democrats, while Kim Darroch, the British ...

Critics at home and abroad lash out at demands to cut emissions while the US is unlikely to offer much support ...

An exquisite restoration by HaworthTompkins architects does justice to a collection which foreshadows Google’s image search ...

China announced a hefty $1.4tn fiscal stimulus package on Friday. It comes on top of a bunch of monetary measures that ...

Female leadership coalition was set up after the Azerbaijani COP29 presidency failed to include any women in its initial ...

Michael Clemens And that’s the Chinese Exclusion Act and the 1924 immigration shutdown slashed immigration to the United ...

Multinational has struck a deal with most claimants over toxic talc powder claims through a Chapter 11 filing by a subsidiary ...

Dealmaking between wealthy and developing countries gathers pace as negotiators prepare to decide formal framework at COP29 ...

Growing economy sucks up more electricity than its green sources can provide despite billions invested in solar and wind ...

ShareAction published a report in June last year that found asset managers had inadequate targets to reduce emissions, were ...