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Taiwan hits out at China over naval drill with Indonesia Rare joint exercises raise concerns over Beijings more assertive conduct in disputed waters
Business development companies are paying more to borrow. But why? The banks strike back
The Story of Money with Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth They say money makes the world go round, but was it always this way? Join Gillian Tett and Robin Wigglesworth on The Story of Money as they revisit the pivotal moments when money shaped history.
The callous reality of life for Ancient Roman plebs
FirstFT: Vance asked Ukraine to halt strikes on tankers Also in todays newsletter: Revolut cuts WeWork access, and night farming
China-linked hackers hit Taiwan in unprecedented autonomous AI cyber attack AI agents ran simultaneous reconnaissance and break-ins in display of new phase of cyberwarfare
Chinese students in the UK pressured by criminal gangs, expert says Senior Home Office leader surveyed 916 Chinese students in the UK for his doctoral research
Why gamers cant get enough of friendslop From Big Walk to Among Us, a new generation of multiplayer games is less about beating strangers than spending time with friends
The mother of all professional wardrobes A lot can change when returning to work after a baby — including what you want to wear
What to plant to light up summer evenings Colour, shape, shadow and scent can be used to create a transcendent glow in the gloaming
South Africas Eskom targets data centre gold rush for its power surplus Chair says state-owned utility has power that we cannot sell after ending years of blackouts
Is my architect liable for extra costs? Our builder followed incorrect plans and the council is making us rectify the mistake at a cost of thousands of pounds
How Israel is making southern Lebanon unliveable Israeli forces have systematically destroyed homes, roads, farmland and forests despite ceasefire with Hizbollah
Chinas great jobs squeeze As construction slumps and manufacturing automates, 53mn Chinese now work for low wages in food delivery and ride-hailing
Nudge or tax? At last, some data How significant are behaviourally informed public policies?
Is it too late to save liberal democracy? Martin Wolf on Daron Acemoglus urgent rallying cry for a new politics of shared prosperity
Why everyone wants a one-carat ring Demand for solitaire diamonds is booming. And not just for proposals
Reform UK figure previously accompanied the BNP on the campaign trail George Jones appeared in video footage from far-right partys 2010 general and local election campaign in east London
Time billionaires are hungry for risk — will it be their undoing? Younger investors are far more likely to entrust their nest eggs to AI chatbots
Private equity can score top marks with education deals Britains universities offer rich pickings — and financial buyers are keen
JD Vance asked Ukraine to halt strikes on tankers using Russian port Washington alarmed by Kyivs campaign on vessels collecting Kazakh oil from Novorossiysk
Revolut cuts back WeWork access for premium customers after price rises Subscribers lose access to in-demand European office spaces in cities including Paris, Brussels, Milan and London
What top chefs eat to stay cool — a recipe special Twelve stylish ideas for what to make when its properly hot, from Angela Hartnett, Jeremy Lee, Emily Roux and more
How to stop global warming The answer is obvious to all except the real climate change zealots: the anti-net zero movement
Britain needs more investors, not higher taxes on investment An increase in capital gains taxation would act against goals to support economic growth
Poorer Americans are struggling to make ends meet, top Fed official says Boston central bank branch head Susan Collins would back September interest rate rise if inflation remains hot
Transcript: US asks Ukraine to stop strikes on tankers using Russian port Victoria Craig talks to Chris Miller and Ian Smith
How AstraZenecas $400bn deal unravelled A chorus of investors revolted against the potential agreement
Europes farmers move to the night shift to beat the heat Floodlights, headlamps, cooling sheds and later feeding times for animals are helping the sector cope with extreme weather
Europes carbon mechanism is a tariff by another name The EU has denounced US duties while imposing its own protectionist measures dressed up as climate policy