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The Editorial BoardFinancial Times |
The broadcaster has made errors, but its board has failed to defend it

The world will need to band together and innovate to lessen Beijing’s leverage

The US and UK should put pressure on the UAE over its alleged role in enabling the conflict

Tuesday’s electoral sweep was a rebuke to Donald Trump, but now the governing begins

Amid loose talk of resuming weapons tests, cold war-era controls are unravelling

Reforming the benefits system is vital to avoid ever-rising taxes

The liberal D66 are the big winners of the Netherlands election. So is Europe

Ease of creating counterfeit documents poses risks to financial trust

Escalation is averted for now, but underlying source of friction remains

Merz should focus his agenda on raising the country’s industrial competitiveness

The chancellor must initiate lasting reforms to raise revenue and cut costs

Beijing should focus more on domestic demand to sustain high economic growth

Sanctions on top oil producers raise the costs of Ukraine conflict for Moscow

Discontent with the two main parties is boosting challengers on the left and right

A botched military operation against Maduro could have unintended consequences

US pressure has derailed a landmark deal to curb maritime carbon emissions

CEOs would be wise to avoid staking too much on the US president’s pet projects

The Madagascar protests highlight the powers and flaws of youth seeking a quick fix

The contradictions in economic signals can still hold lessons for investors

Universities should stand united against the White House’s demands

The US administration is backing an ally’s misguided exchange rate policy

The Dutch seizure of Nexperia shows how ensnared the EU is in the US-China tech war

A shift towards debt raises the potential fallout from the data centre spending spree

Hostage release must become a step towards ending Israeli-Palestinian conflict

Accelerating the technology’s safe adoption in hospitals should be a priority

The president is putting under threat the neutrality of US armed forces

Scrapping stamp duty makes sense, but much of Badenoch’s programme does not

Sanae Takaichi must adapt the economic policies of her mentor to today’s tasks

President’s mistakes have plunged France into its worst crisis for 70 years

The government’s loan guarantee risks creating complacency over cyber resilience

Synagogue attack comes amid a sharp rise in anti-Jewish prejudice

Whatever Trump’s agenda, it is in both parties’ interest to end the closure swiftly

Trump deserves credit — but the obstacles to lasting peace remain significant

Unless his government can get a grip, questions over his leadership will remain

Europe is finding ways to step up to finance Kyiv’s and its own defence

But it must combine immigration-led growth with productivity improvements

After 200 years, rail’s environmental and social benefits are coming into their own

Frontrunners to head the ruling LDP should come up with bolder agendas

Jimmy Kimmel’s return to TV does not diminish the broader threat to open discourse

A big cost increase for H-1B visas is bad for American business and innovation

Only a two-state solution can break the countless cycles of violence

Europe’s competitiveness is waning due to inertia in Brussels and national capitals

In terms of Trump-style transactionalism, Starmer’s fawning secured few net gains

The president and the SEC chair should beware of setting back shareholder rights

Bolsonaro’s conviction makes history by holding a coup plotter to account

Britain does not need a rerun of the carousel of prime ministers of the Tory years

A cautious rate cut this week would maintain the US central bank’s flexibility

It should unleash the potential of its vast internal market with reform and investment

Charlie Kirk’s murder is a moment for all sides to seek to lower the temperature

Hyundai case will make foreign workers and companies increasingly wary of setting up in the US
