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US president admits ‘differences’ with allies over Kremlin sanctions as Macron calls for new EU plan
Court filing alleges former US president and his business misrepresented asset values for ‘economic benefit’
US president vows to rein in higher prices that are hurting economic recovery
Tehran seeks to expand links with Russia and China amid tensions with US
Use of cruise and ballistic missiles make clear the scale of assault on trade and tourism hub
Credit risks have been ‘underestimated’, vice-president Claudia Buch tells FT
Imran Khan welcomed Islamists’ conquest but is struggling to contain emboldened extremists at home
Retirements by lawmakers from Joe Biden’s party puts razor-thin majority at risk
While Russia has stress-tested its economy and built up reserves, Europe has not reduced its energy dependence
Hong Kong announces cull of more than 1,000 hamsters amid fears of transmission from pets to humans
Iran feels emboldened in Vienna nuclear talks but inflation is fuelling public discontent
These events are vital for businesses but they are expensive and need to evolve with our more hybrid world
Prime minister’s diary hides cocktail drink
Court filing claims Josh Harris schemed to oust private equity billionaire
China’s growing influence in the world is making it more difficult to simply step aside
The FT examines the causes and effects of an increasing global resistance to antibiotics: from the pressures doctors are under to prescribe them even for viral infections, to what new treatments are currently in the pipeline, as well as what role can the consumer play in reducing antibiotic use in the food chain
Regulator to set ‘tough’ standards that could result in funding cuts for institutions
Owners leaving territory pay up to $27,000 for chartered flights as Covid rules limit commercial services
China tech champion doubled semiconductor investments in 2021
Tech-heavy index ends New York trading day 1.1% lower after volatile session
Shadow chancellor wants to reverse the UK’s decade of ‘lost growth’ with capital spending and partnerships with business
Fragile truce after MP’s defection to Labour and David Davis telling PM to quit brings critics back onside
But Johnson may have only secured a temporary reprieve over Downing Street parties scandal
Plan B measures such as mask wearing and vaccine passports for large venues will not be renewed after January 26
Regulators need to be guided by fairness and proportionality in conducting their review
Carriers worry over interference with altimeters, but telecoms groups say there is no safety problem
Report rejects concerns that mortgage market has been harmed but accepts the system may need to be simplified
David Davis demands prime minister’s departure as newly elected Conservative MP defects to Labour
With or without him, the unique coalition of voters who united behind the PM at the last election govern the direction
Reorganisation at company behind TikTok comes as authorities tighten antitrust enforcement
The policing, elections and borders bills are an assault on the civil rights of ethnic minorities
Putting greater emphasis on quantitative tightening would be an important sign of independence
A more activist industrial policy has been driven by the pandemic — but so far had little effect
Telecom operators agree limited 5G rollout, and Blackstone’s new property play
A new ‘sleep experience’ at the historic English hotel promises to ‘re-energize and rejuvenate’ guests
Move comes as part of a shake-up of regulations covering promotions for high-risk investments
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