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Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. A shortage of raw materials for chipmaking is just one of the inevitable consequences of US restrictions on tech exports to China. The escalating trade row between the two superpowers — via a whole panoply
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Emerging market investors are betting that a bull run in China’s bond markets has further to go, even as Beijing signals increasing discomfort with a soaring rally in government debt. China’s central bank has been trying to cool a frenzy for long-term government bonds this year driven by local investors who have pushed yields down
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The surveillance footage shows an unremarkable suburban scene: a dark SUV pulls into the parking lot of an upscale grocer. A woman wearing sunglasses steps out. She retrieves a purple gift bag from the back seat, glances over her shoulder and then drops it into a rubbish bin on her way into the store. A
Stay informed with free updates Simply sign up to the Geopolitics myFT Digest — delivered directly to your inbox. China warned South Korea against politicising economic issues as the two countries agreed to restart trade talks ahead of their first three-way summit with Japan in almost five years. Chinese Premier Li Qiang, Xi Jinping’s top-ranking
Karim Khan’s time as prosecutor at the International Criminal Court looked set to be defined by his probe into Russia’s war in Ukraine. But, he recently confided to a friend, he came to realise his most lasting legacy would be forged in the Middle East. The announcement from Khan this week that the ICC was
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. A convicted former minister vowing revenge against conservative President Yoon Suk Yeol has helped deliver a resounding defeat to the South Korean leader in parliamentary elections. Former justice minister Cho Kuk, convicted on corruption charges
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January 30 2019: it was mid-afternoon on a grey Wednesday in London when a dozen or so anonymous Twitter bots burst into life. “McCrums a criminal . . . Dannyboy McCRIM is GOING TO JAIL!!” they sang. As this stream of online abuse gathered pace, another more formal voice joined the chorus, that of Heike Pauls, a respected and
In Richard Desmond’s hands, simple objects become terrifying. There’s the receptionist’s bell that he uses to interrupt executives in board meetings, or the cups of tea that occasionally fly over underlings. For me, the terror begins when he picks up the wine list. This is Coq d’Argent, a rooftop restaurant overlooking the Bank of England.