US secretary of state also expected to discuss war in Gaza and drive by far-right Israeli ministers to annex areas of West Bank ...

Spencer Cox said accused shooter of Charlie Kirk had been a ‘very normal young man’ who was radicalised online ...

But it is an inscription with black marker on a marbled wall of the charred parliament building set on fire in Nepal’s capital last week that encapsulates the moment: “From now, only Gen Z youth will ...

Reform claims a saving of £30mn from “a decision to abandon plans to move the council into a new headquarters”. This sounds like a saving from axing a vanity project; in reality, the council was ...

In that context we have a simple choice: we can allow more to be built in London and the South East, or we can see prices rise ever higher. You cannot buck the market, it is foolish to suggest ...

Bryce Elder’s report from Cliveden (“Old city, new money”, FT Wealth Magazine, September 5) captures the atmosphere that surrounds a classic car auction. But to suggest investing in these cars is ...

Despite a brush with the secret police, the veteran adventurer falls for the spectacular beauty of a country that has fallen off the tourism map ...

EU leaders remain accountable to national constituencies, not European ones, making consensus-seeking their rational survival strategy. Until Europe creates genuinely transnational democratic ...

Tripling the dose of Novo Nordisk’s obesity treatment led to increased weight loss in patients during a clinical trial, as the company seeks to broaden treatment options and stay competitive with Eli ...

FTSE 100-listed Centrica and Maryland-based X-energy said they had signed a “joint development agreement” to deploy the US company’s Xe-100 advanced modular reactors in the UK. The first step would be ...

Brookfield Asset Management is in talks to acquire a US landlord of manufactured homes from Singaporean sovereign wealth fund GIC for more than $10bn in one of the largest property takeovers since ...

Since Macron entered the Élysée in 2017 promising to cut taxes, boost growth and shrink the state, public spending has climbed — and so has France’s debt-to-GDP ratio, now trailing only Greece and ...