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EU divisions over how to tame high gas and electricity costs caused by Russian export cuts have yet to be resolved
Brussels seeks to mitigate threat posed by incoming inflation legislation that it says breaches WTO rules
Rising cases in Guangzhou indicate a widening gap between official guidance and reality
With the British economy expected to take a 4% hit from leaving the EU, business is pressing for a better relationship
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
The LME had to suspend trading for a week, while inventory levels hit a 14-year low, adding to swings
What you need to know about the UN climate summit in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt
The UK chancellor is preparing measures to reduce public borrowing because of dire predictions for the public finances
What happens to the country, infrastructure, and the future of the Fifa tournament
UK chancellor wants to convince financial markets he has control of public finances
Results show the power of youth, a growing urban-rural divide and tough questions for the Republican party
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt is considering big tax rises and spending cuts to fix the public finances
Former president endorsed hundreds of candidates at a congressional and state level
The FT’s Derek Brower looks at why progress is slow, and what the White House is trying to do about it
The FT’s Patrick McGee takes a trip to the lab and gets a good whiff of how the future might smell
Britain’s chancellor has no easy options for filling the country’s fiscal hole
There are no easy ways to resolve the gridlock and restore executive power in the region
The FT’s Myles McCormick explains that it could hold the key to providing abundant, clean electricity and become a key weapon against climate change
Make a getaway – in the city, at the beach or in the desert
Washington is trying to slow Beijing’s advanced semiconductor development and military modernisation
Some of chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s options for ‘eye-wateringly difficult’ decisions on tax and spending
OneWeb and Eutelsat will join forces to challenge the billionaires, explains the FT's Peggy Hollinger
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