FT analysis shows that firms regularly hide leakages of the deadly greenhouse gas — despite this being one of the easiest climate fixes there is
MPs will soon vote on whether the terminally ill can end their lives. The decision is fraught with logistical and ethical questions
His first term was heavily reliant on the party establishment. The inner circle now includes several billionaires and is in tune with the ideas of the new right
The EU needs investment to boost growth and competitiveness, but the debate over who pays has echoes of the financial crisis
Five maps and charts that show how the Republican candidate defied conventional assumptions about his support — including among Latino, Black and women voters
The former president has a radical global agenda for his second term, say allies and advisers — from Ukraine and the Middle East to pressurising America’s friends and foes
Who will clean up the environmental mess when Shell and others pull out of the Niger Delta?
All three of the country’s major industries are in crisis, and the economy is flatlining. Are politicians finally waking up?
If the Republican loses, it will reflect his reluctance to appeal to the centre. But if he wins, he will feel emboldened to implement a radical agenda
A historically tight presidential race might not be over on the night — and multiple crises could follow
Young protesters installed Nobel prizewinner Muhammad Yunus as caretaker leader. But time is running out to reform the country’s democratic institutions
Prime Minister Robert Fico has tightened his grip on Slovakia using Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán’s playbook as inspiration
Shares in the British chip designer, which is controlled by SoftBank, have trebled in price over the past year. But its ambitions go much further
The once-lucrative market is now highly competitive and more Chinese EVs are being exported, compounding slower sales at home
The plane maker’s new boss has pledged culture change, but a vote to prolong a costly strike underlines the challenges he faces
The country is holding elections that could decide whether it tilts towards Moscow or Brussels. Observers fear that violence may follow
Interest rates have peaked and activity in several sectors is picking up, but some fear bad news is still to emerge
Democrats are betting that a backlash against increasingly prohibitive laws will help them win votes in key battleground states
After resisting calls to intervene, Beijing has made a sudden U-turn. But will the package be enough to get the economy back on track?
The billionaire entrepreneur has gone all-in behind the Republican candidate. If he wins, the prize could be substantial influence over the administration
More companies are committing to protect and improve biodiversity. But some experts fear the potential for greenwashing
Rising rates have boosted profits and policymakers want banks that can compete with US rivals. But many obstacles remain
Machine learning could have transformative effects on developing economies and societies. But some fear a deepening digital divide
After eight years of whirlwind construction activity and unprecedented spending, the kingdom’s new watchword is prudence
Parents and children unhappy with traditional education are turning to online alternatives after the pandemic opened the door to new ways of learning
