Why there is a lot to learn from the Italian grandmother lifestyle

Lately, the internet has become obsessed with ‘nonnamaxxing’. My Italian grandmother just called it life

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The ethical perils of gene therapy

A case in China shows the dangers associated with this groundbreaking treatment

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The Democrats’ civil war over Israel is getting worse

While the party fractures over Middle East policy, it is ignoring the threat posed by AI and social media

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The DC lobbyists helping African leaders survive Trump

Nigeria, DR Congo and others spend millions on groups believed to have the president’s ear — and are seeing the results

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Greece turns to space in fight against wildfires

Dedicated thermal satellites offer firefighters clearer data on fires

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From ‘Top Gun’ to Ghost Bats: the future of aerial combat

Piloted fighter jets may act more as mission commanders, supported by autonomous ‘collaborative combat aircraft’

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Paradise Papers law firm explores private equity sale

Appleby, once at the centre of offshore data leak, draws up list of potential investors

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China launches global tax hunt going back decades

Fiscal pressure sparks retroactive campaign and tougher controls on future offshore capital flows

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Can cool be cool? The rise of air-conditioned clothing

In a world of soaring temperatures, wearable tech is improving all the time and is making its mark on the runways

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Inside the grey market for online accounts

Traders claim to have Instagram, YouTube, Reddit and Uber accounts available — but tech companies want to stop the sales

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‘Cursed island’: the $100bn luxury development hosting tech nomads and scammers

Police raids strike new blow to reputation of Malaysia’s troubled Chinese-backed Forest City project

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US midterm elections 2026: The FT’s guide

The races, the money and the issues that will determine the final half of Trump’s second term

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The UAE’s imperial push into Africa

The Gulf state is investing heavily in land, ports and influence across the continent. But its entangled goals come at a price

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Football has given Europe a rare geopolitical victory

Players like Lamine Yamal and Jude Bellingham are Europe’s rare earths

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Russia expands shadow LNG fleet ahead of EU ban

Growing number of ships will help Moscow continue exporting liquefied natural gas when sanctions tighten next year

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Inside Google’s $200bn Wall Street finance machine for Anthropic

Private credit, chip leases and data centre guarantees underpin a vast new model for AI spending

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Get your fix of 1066

If you missed out on tickets to see the Bayeux Tapestry at the British Museum, go one better and watch the Battle of Hastings play out live

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Don’t pretend jokes can’t lead to political violence

The taboo around political violence is fraying — but restricting speech is not the answer

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In praise of deadlines

We moan about them but imagine how awful working life would be if we were drowning in unfinished business

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The ‘war room’ vowing to stop Israel’s election being stolen

As Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu trails in the polls, many fear what measures his government may take to keep power

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Wall Street learns to love blockchain

Financial companies hope to modernise markets with the technology but systemic risks remain

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Europe’s weak reaction to Spain’s migrant crisis

Pedro Sánchez is being unfairly singled out for a liberal immigration policy

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UK graduate job openings fall to lowest level since pandemic

Indeed’s findings point to challenge facing Andy Burnham to boost youth unemployment and cut welfare bill

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Iran sets the pace in war with Trump

Tehran’s military raised stakes with Washington by further expanding battle across Middle East

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The great American cheese ambassadors get to work

US dairies are boosting whey production to meet surging protein demand. Now they have to sell the curds

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Jay Rayner reviews Oudh 1722: ‘Some of the best Indian food in London’

Birmingham chef Aktar Islam brings serious confidence to Borough Market at his slick, generous new restaurant

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Bridgerton author Julia Quinn: ‘Sex scenes have to serve a purpose’

The novelist on the big business of romance fiction, the appeal of Regency England — and why she’s a fan of BookTok

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Data centres vs housing: how London became a central battleground

The city has become the largest hub for AI power centres across Europe, competing with homes for energy, space and water. Its priorities are being called into question

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The second funeral of Serhiy Kulyk

Fallen Ukrainian fighters are being reburied hundreds of miles from where they died

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The war dividend

External threats should make western societies less polarised in future

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