Protections afforded to refugees benefit us all
Disregard for the rights of asylum seekers is the canary in the coal mine for international law
Disregard for the rights of asylum seekers is the canary in the coal mine for international law
The US-owned bank beats Monzo and Starling in twice-yearly rankings for the first time
Germany, Italy, Spain and Poland express reluctance after Britain says it is prepared to commit forces
Tristan and Andrew Tate have been charged with sexual misconduct, organised crime and money laundering
Moscow hails Tuesdayโs discussions in Saudi Arabia as means to end war and restore full relations with Washington
We take a look at the cars set to shake up the motoring market
Donald Trump has called on European governments to boost their defence budgets
Also in this newsletter: How the EU wants to counter critical medicine shortages
EU Council president warns Moscow is โa global threatโ as European leaders prepare for Paris summit
No guts for the once lowly organ meats now regarded by many chefs as a cut above? These places might make a fan of you
Europeโs 47 largest banks have returned over 100 per cent since the start of 2022
Co-leader of Alternative for Germany becomes focus in four-way televised debate a week before national polls
UK prime minister expected to meet Trump this month and try to persuade US president of Europeโs readiness to help secure peace
Also in todayโs newsletter, Japanโs $1.5bn bet on ultra-thin solar cells, and soaring gold becomes top โTrump tradeโ
Ukrainian refugee Kateryna Halkina hopes lessons from UK MBA will help with postwar recovery
The UK needs a strategy to support young people not destined for university facing complex social problems
France to host emergency meeting as Washington and Moscow start negotiations
Market Questions is the FTโs guide to the week ahead
Frankfurt-based firm, which has been ringfenced from Russian parent, launches arbitration proceedings
Brussels wants to block farm products containing prohibited pesticides
Washingtonโs message at Munich security conference sends shockwaves through transatlantic alliance
Officials to meet in Saudi Arabia in sign that high-level contact has resumed after being halted by Ukraine war
Call comes as Emmanuel Macron plans Paris summit to discuss stepping up European support for Kyiv
US vice-president criticises decision to annul vote topped by Cฤlin Georgescu last year
Kyiv wants security guarantees to be tied to any natural resources deal
Internal disagreements are just as serious a problem as external pressure from the US and Russia
Internal disagreements are just as serious a problem as external pressure from the US and Russia
The artistโs contentious commission has drawn heavy criticism but sheโs not shying away from the heritage battle
His blockbusters once gripped Moscow. Now an enemy of the state, he wonders if they helped pave the way for war
A pioneering Swedish politician and the story of a time when Europe teetered on the edge of chaos
It is the most old-school of ski resorts โ but does the arrival of the first five-star hotel herald big changes for little Wengen?
Hedge fund boss speaks ahead of right-leaning Arc conference in London next week
Caught between an aggressive Russia and a disengaging America, the continentโs western democracies must now rearm โ or pay the price
A recent tasting of the four-year-old vintage was not a joyful experience
Donald Trump says negotiations on ending the conflict will start โimmediatelyโ. Will Europe and Ukraine play along?
Industry lobbies for requirements on reporting of transactions in financial markets to be slimmed down
The pessimists are on the back foot amid one of the strongest starts to any year in the region since 1987
High internal barriers and regulatory hurdles are far more damaging for growth than anything America might impose
US vice-presidentโs confrontational speech meets with furious response
Tech giant hit by total claim worth โฌ3bn amid investigation over sale of goods from non-EU countries including China
Jet engine-maker warns that an increase in arms spending must benefit the regionโs supply chain
Activation of โescape clauseโ will help countries โsubstantially increaseโ military spending, Ursula von der Leyen says
Earnings multiples may look juicy, but banks are not like other companies
Reforming special needs provision will not make huge savings but it offers lessons for trimming welfare spending
Zelenskyy says attack caused โsignificantโ damage to site of 1986 disaster but radiation levels remain stable
US president orders options to retaliate with tariffs against host of perceived trade barriers
Markets struggle to price politics
Also in this newsletter: Meloniโs Starlink deal with Musk draws ire
Governance matters and other lessons from 13th century
Henna Virkkunen says efforts to cut red tape are not prompted by US pressure
Brittany club Brestโs old-school approach helps it make waves in this seasonโs Champions League
Foreign ministers of Germany, France, UK and Italy hold talks with key Arab states on future of enclave
The Russian president has to decide whether he is prepared to sacrifice some of his maximalist demands
Chocolate makers grab available reserves to counter acute global shortage
Brazil, India, Japan, Canada and the EU at risk, White House officials warn
French President tells Financial Times that continent should โmuscle upโ and secure its own future
Euronext head said shock of new US administration is forcing Europe to tackle competitiveness gap
European leaders need to speed up efforts to take control of their defence
Mobile operators are striking deals to use satellites to deliver services in areas terrestrial networks cannot reach
Plus, the โmultiplierโ effect of the BBCโs move to Salford
Judge dismisses claim over 70-carat โIdolโs Eyeโ gemstone that split Gulf stateโs ruling family
It is a fallacy to believe there is a trade-off between regulation and innovation
Russian leader wants a new security architecture to give his country a sphere of influence in Europe
Measures announced as Kyiv faces pressure from Donald Trump to hold elections
Hotel room wholesalerโs float viewed as key test of European market in 2025
In this global race, the UK risks squandering its chance to lead
Also in todayโs newsletter, what will happen to Elon Muskโs business empire?
More than 30 people injured in the third attack by a migrant in Germany in three months
Attacks on attorney-general Lord Hermer illuminate a wider battle about how to defend UK interests
Divorce sucks but could be a chance to restart from a better place
Boosting the blocโs defences will be among the discussions at Munichโs security conference this week
EU capitals expressed shock and alarm at Ukraine appearing to be cut out of talks to end war
Gas prices fall as traders look to possible end of three-year war
With apologies to John Maynard Keynes
Also in this newsletter: Austria wonโt have a far-right government โ for now
Insurance groups and pension funds threaten to dump those โmisalignedโ with retiree objectives
Germany criticises US for making โpublic concessions to Putin before negotiations have even begunโ
As Tate stages the first major exhibition of the surrealist artist, Oliver Smith follows her to the ancient stone circles of Penwith
European banking stocks have had a blistering run, but there is still room for expansion
EU officials have struggled to secure meetings with their US counterparts
Also in todayโs newsletter, Foxconn confirms interest in Renaultโs Nissan stake, and Chevron to slash up to 20% of its workforce
Moscow seeks new foothold in face of uncertainty about future of its base in Syria after Bashar al-Assadโs fall
American leader will meet Vladimir Putin in Saudi Arabia for discussions
Alexander Vinnik pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit money laundering last year
Differences over EU, Russia and intelligence persist as Freedom party eyes fresh election
Move aligns bloc with similar shift in UK and Switzerland as commission seeks to revitalise capital markets
Hungarian leader mends ties with Alice Weidel 10 days before German elections
Donald Trump has vowed to end the almost three-year-long war as soon as possible
Brussels faces backlash over regulations as Donald Trumpโs agenda deepens concerns over regionโs competitiveness
UK Supreme Court on Wednesday quashed extradition of Joseph El-Khouri, curbing the reach of US prosecutors
Currency jumps nearly 3% against US dollar on growing hopes of end to Ukraine war
IISS assessment lays bare challenges facing Europe should US cut back Ukraine military support
As the winds ofย isolationismย whip across the world, nations that value stability and prosperity must step up
Scheme to build โprofessional armyโ comes ahead of US Treasury secretary Scott Bessentโs visit to Kyiv
Also in this newsletter: Von der Leyenโs simplification drive hits the road
Proposal draws backlash from industry, warning it could damage โtrustโ
Presidential candidates focus on historical grievances ahead of May vote
Body says regulation shuts firms out of lucrative quality assurance business