US president to meet Nato’s secretary-general on Monday as he expresses growing frustration with Russia

As the best brains in finance gravitate towards asset management and private capital, funds might be exposed to greater risk

Argentine president hopes a strong currency will help him achieve goal on which he has staked his political reputation — killing off inflation

Big US banks have relied on traders for at least 75% of their Wall Street revenues for more than three years

Alastair King says investing in alternative assets will yield higher returns ahead of Mansion House speech

Senior lawyers and data handlers at some councils have so far blocked access to restricted information

A US-backed scheme forces hungry Palestinians to trek kilometres for food aid. Many never make it back

Israel’s stunning stock rally suggests the country is cementing its status as the regional economic superpower

After warm relations during his first term, Tokyo has not adapted to Donald Trump’s transactional approach in trade and defence

Teresa Ribera indicates room for co-operation with Beijing on climate change despite trade tensions

House of Commons will be in recess and not sitting due to political party conference season

Daughter of toppled PM Sheikh Hasina accused of fraud by country’s Anti-Corruption Commission

President says ‘freedom has never been so threatened since 1945’ in address ahead of Bastille Day parade

US regulator’s notice follows preliminary investigation that found the switches had been turned off

‘There is no reason to complain any more,’ says Boris Pistorius in FT interview ahead of trip to Washington

That’s the main lesson to take from New York populist Zohran Mamdani

Ex-junta leader oversaw a period of increasing insecurity in west African state during his two presidential terms

Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov thanks Kim Jong Un for weapons and troops during visit to Wonsan

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen calls for negotiated solution to dispute

This moment of technological change is so profound that we might compare it to the Renaissance

Chancellor will insist she has a grip on the UK economy and will not let borrowing run out of control

The government must make painful spending cuts and broad-based tax rises

Work with private US group Fogbow overlapped with start of separate effort to help Gaza Humanitarian Foundation

There is, after all, nothing quite so miserable as feeling unhappy when we are meant to be feeling good