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The Editorial BoardFinancial Times |
Trump’s tariffs will upend the global economic order and tarnish US prosperity
The quality of ONS governance and critical statistics needs fixing
Years of conflict and repressive military rule will hamper earthquake relief
HSBC’s sacking of bankers without a payout is part of a wider reset of incentives
This week has brought cave-ins to the White House but also signs of a fightback
BYD’s technological advances show where the centre of innovation now lies
The government needs to make bold choices ahead of the autumn Budget
‘Signalgate’ will send shockwaves through the US security apparatus and foreign allies
The threat of tariffs will not spark a manufacturing renaissance
The chancellor’s Spring Statement must draw lessons from October’s flawed Budget
Investors and policymakers are struggling to keep pace with change
Donald Trump is the one world leader with significant leverage over Israel’s premier
Move against Istanbul mayor brings fears of authoritarian slide by Erdoğan
Artificial intelligence boosts automatons’ utility beyond the factory floor
Trump’s foreign policy shake-up has profound implications for Japan and South Korea
The White House’s mishmash of radical policies is sapping confidence in America
Authorities should release more evidence of why Călin Georgescu has been blocked
Donald Trump must now play hardball with Moscow as he has with Kyiv
The Trump administration should press Netanyahu to allow aid to flow
New prime minister must still convince Canadians he can deal with the US president
Reforms rather than quick fixes will save more money in the long term
Abrdn joins a move away from corporate branding wackiness
The president’s chaotic policies are squandering a decent inheritance
Berlin is moving towards providing economic and security leadership for Europe
Data licensing can support a thriving ecosystem for tech firms and creators
Ukraine’s non-American allies have to be ready to replace US military support
Capitol Hill is so far providing no check on Donald Trump’s power grab
Ukraine’s president finds himself squeezed between two big powers
If its shift to renewables was premature, its return to oil may also prove ill-timed
‘Gold card’ visa plan intensifies the global battle to attract the super-rich
UK pressure on Apple for data access could leave the majority less safe
The first moves by Germany’s chancellor-designate are bold and encouraging
Reviving the nation’s animal spirits will require consistent efforts to win investors’ trust
Donald Trump’s abandonment of allies is real and will endure
The UK needs to develop a pipeline of construction skills and knowledge
The continent has been shocked by Trump’s antagonism but not yet jolted into action on defence
Mindless slashing of red tape poses a threat to market stability
The government should place the struggling utility into special administration
Rolling back anti-graft laws would turn global dealmaking into a free-for-all
America and China are vying for dominance, while Europe tries to compete
But uncertainty and a rise in near-term inflation warrants a cautious approach to cuts
Supposed efficiency drive is providing cover for a power grab by the executive branch
Economic liberalisation will help unlock the country’s vast potential
Multinationals need to dust off the pandemic playbook to cope with disruption
The government set unfortunate red lines but could still make an ambitious offer
Proposals underline the US president’s irresponsible approach to foreign policy
Trump’s freeze is putting foreign aid to millions of vulnerable people at risk
Election has become a referendum on the centre-right leader’s judgment
Tariffs on Canada, Mexico and China will harm America’s own economy and diplomatic power
Pressure on Kigali is needed to avert a potential full-blown conflict
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