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[EN] Financial Times

Protests across France spiral into riots and looting

Violence erupts in several cities after mass demonstrations over high living costs and dissatisfaction with the education system

White House chaos overshadows Trump’s midterms push

Sacking of Katie Zacharia is latest in a week of embarrassing administration mis-steps

Israeli settlers attack European diplomats in the West Bank

Belgian foreign minister says his government will ‘press for EU sanctions against those responsible for this violence’

Zelenskyy says Starlink speed limits in Ukraine are a ‘planned operation’

President says restrictions only apply in Ukraine and are hampering efforts to intercept Russian attacks

Lula turns to selfie videos in election fightback

Leftwing leader was beaten by hard-right Flávio Bolsonaro in first round of voting

BoE’s Bailey tells G30 they ‘have got to address’ AI agent concerns

Central Bank governor warns rapid development of AI is a major issue for financial stability

Europe Express Weekend: Where are Zelenskyy’s friends (when he needs them)?

Kyiv’s one-time allies are increasingly reluctant to provide the country with the support it needs

Corporate donations flood US attorneys-general election races

Officials tasked with enforcing state laws have emerged as a formidable check on the Trump administration’s policies

Trump exempts Russia from further sanctions mandated by new law

US president gives Putin a reprieve on threatened energy measures after cutting deal with Moscow to release diesel

Chart of the Week: The chip stock split

Losses across semi stocks have been unequal

Formula 1 bets on Rwanda

Also in today’s newsletter: the leadership shake-up at Netflix and a baseball giant falls

What is behind the surprising resilience of the UK economy?

IMF forecasts and the latest GDP data this week painted a picture of unexpected strength

US university offers cut-price UK degree for international students

Arizona State University aims to expand to an annual intake of up to 4,000 students in Britain in the coming years

Houthis encircle new target in conflict with Saudi-backed forces

Iran-backed rebels surround Taiz, one of Yemen’s largest cities, as conflict with Riyadh and its local allies escalates

This earnings season, what CEOs say matters more than what they’ve done

Bosses who start shaping their narrative now will have a head start on a bumpy year

Transcript: Martin Wolf on the US midterms — Is American democracy safe?

Martin Wolf speaks with scholar and former Republican adviser Robert Kagan

Why have screens replaced socialising?

The economics of why we increasingly avoid the company of both other humans and books

HMRC claws back nearly £500mn in underpaid capital gains

Last year the tax authority nearly doubled the amount it pulled in from CGT probes compared with 2024-25.

Margaret Hamilton, software engineer, 1936-2026

Trailblazing computer scientist whose software saved the Apollo 11 Moon landing

UK dividend payments jump 14% in a year

Banks and miners lead payouts to investors

The Man City theory of politics

The tribalism of football fans parallels modern politics like nothing else

The National Trust is breaking Rules

The only thing the restaurant has in common with the kind of houses in which they shoot ‘Antiques Roadshow’ is that it’s full of old stuff

The financial double life of barristers

It is wrong to assume that legal professionals have no money worries

The dress rehearsal for an AI reckoning

Ructions point to what a true bursting of the bubble might do to financial markets