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Roe vs Wade has protected Americans’ right to abortion since 1973. Now it is expected to be overturned. How did we get here?
Washington’s plans to host the Summit of Americas are in disarray as heads of state from the region refuse to attend
Weak earnings from US retailer Target spooked US stocks on Wednesday
Why has Russia repeatedly claimed to be fighting neo-Nazis?
Inflation hurts some workers more than others and the schemes aimed at helping struggling workers may not be a panacea
Everyone wants a pay rise this year. How can you get one, and how can managers cope with demand?
Tiger Global has slashed its bets on several major tech companies after 2022 stock market rout
Sweden and Finland to make Nato applications on ‘historic’ day for Nordics
Broadway actor Michael Patrick Thornton on how Shakespeare helped him recover from a stroke. Plus, Britain’s top forensic artist
Heavy selling breaks stablecoin Tether’s link to the US dollar
For a country to flourish its elite must prioritise development
HSBC’s biggest shareholder is pressuring the bank to split its Asian and western operations
Tesla’s Elon Musk has said he would reverse the ban on the former US president
Volkswagen chief makes plea to end the Ukraine war and ‘open up the world again’
Cold war strategist discusses Russia, the Ukraine war and China at the FTWeekend Festival in Washington
Xi Jinping’s renewed commitment to zero-Covid policy rattles investors in China
Intelligence chief discusses Russian president and war in Ukraine at FTWeekend Festival in Washington
The British overseas territory is rejecting a push for direct rule from London
Russia’s ‘anaemic’ advance in Ukraine heralds long attrition war
Some countries are refusing to condemn Russia’s invasion
Italy’s prime minister calls on Brussels to drop the rule on foreign policy decisions
The world’s biggest wind turbine manufacturer posted a bigger than expected loss despite soaring demand
Investors are pressuring food multinationals for more action on nutrition
Some in the US want to see less American investment in Chinese tech, but China is pushing for more self-sufficiency
The US dollar surged to its highest level in two decades
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