The sense of ineluctability and resignation appears widespread among governments, at the UN — whose main objective is averting the scourge of war — and at the EU, which was established to promote ...

Delphine Strauss reports on union warnings that employers could sidestep Labour’s workers’ rights upgrade by hiring people as self-employed contractors (Report, September 16). While I agree this is a ...

Australia’s largest real estate listings company REA Group, majority owned by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp, has launched a third bid for UK rival Rightmove that values the British property listings ...

John Plender is right to draw attention to the growing preference of defined benefit scheme trustees and the schemes’ employer sponsors to insure their pension obligations (“The lucrative pension fund ...

The EU’s competitiveness has been the talk of the continent (“Draghi hopes to save Europe from itself”, Opinion, September 18). Former and current prime ministers, business leaders and heads of the EU ...

The appropriate use of technology in medicine will help us care for our patients but it may not necessarily lead to a reduction in costs or better patient care.

As Sue Gray, Sir Keir Starmer’s chief of staff, is paid more than the impecunious prime minister, perhaps she could have bought his spectacles.

State-backed scheme joins forces with insurer L&G and Dutch fund manager PGGM to build and manage rental properties ...

Also in today’s newsletter, BYD’s planned expansion into Pakistan, and Germany’s SPD leads far right in state election ...

Explain why Andy Haldane thinks that the debt-based fiscal rule “requires some surgery” ...

The US directly warned Israel against opening a full-blown war with Hizbollah on Sunday as the Lebanese militant group and ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.