Arson targeting Keir Starmer properties originated in Russia

Handler was affiliated with a pro-Kremlin hacktivist group

Britain should be bolder with its EU reset

The government set unfortunate red lines but could still make an ambitious offer

USAID and the wilful sabotage of American soft power

Trump’s freeze is putting foreign aid to millions of vulnerable people at risk

Samer Iskandar, FT correspondent, 1967-2024

Former FT correspondent and professor was profiled in the Weekend magazine

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‘Managed decline’: the uncertain future for British rail after cuts to HS2

Rishi Sunak promised major new investments as he slashed back HS2. But the UK rail industry is fearful of the future

One year in a struggling British state school

Battered by the pandemic and the rising cost of living, UK schools like Newman Roman Catholic College in Oldham are at the front line of a profound national crisis

‘Oppenheimer’ is a great film about the wrong man

Harry Truman was travestied in the movie — but he built the world we live in and stand to lose

Sir Samuel Brittan Fellowship

Journalism fellowship for economics journalists

Media lies threaten the truth and decency on which democracy depends

One has to hope that the electorate and judiciary will remain robust against future efforts at subversion

Russian radio host Alexei Venediktov: ‘We didn’t hear the sound of army boots marching’

The prominent Moscow-based journalist on the folly of war in Ukraine, staying on friendly terms with Kremlin insiders — and what he told Putin about his place in history