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[EN] Financial Times

Can Vance square his Catholicism with Trump’s Republican Party?

The vice-president’s new book criticises the hypocrisy of the old religious right

US economy grew less than expected at 1.5% rate in second quarter

Slowdown comes amid continued impact from Middle East war

US borrowing costs at their highest in almost two decades

Also in today’s newsletter, more economic fallout from an intensifying Iran war

Antwerp cocaine gangs sentenced in ‘exceptionally large’ case

Belgian authorities tighten security at major port which is a key point for drug to enter Europe

Fifa not ‘selling the World Cup’ in $20bn commercial plan, says adviser

Greg Maffei defends contentious proposal he helped shape as body’s move to bring in outside investors is hit by backlash

Saudi economy shrinks as Middle East conflict takes heavy toll

GDP contracted by 4.8% in second quarter compared with same period in 2025

Trying to make sense of Warsh

Abdicating responsibility or fortifying the markets with anti-fragility serum?

Château Rouge — Amit Chaudhuri’s vivid vignettes of living in Paris

In a non-linear novel ripe with wit and writerly ambition, profound insights emerge amid evocations of the prosaic

NYSE owner to buy bond platform MarketAxess in $5.7bn deal

Acquisition marks significant step by Intercontinental Exchange into fixed-income trading

Has the market lost its mind over AI? You asked, we answered

Lex head John Foley and tech comment editor Elaine Moore replied to reader questions

Albanians don’t want their islands sold off to Trump and Kushner

Ivanka and Jared won’t let snakes, landmines or the region’s tortured past get in the way of Balkan real estate deals

11 uplifting ways to spend it in August

Run with Mo Farah, fall in love with Franz Kafka, drink wine on the Riviera – and more

Bank of England holds rates amid volatile energy prices

Majority of rate-setters are ready to respond in either direction, depending on what happens to oil and gas costs

How autonomous are AI agents?

What the Hugging Face cyber attack and a remote work index can tell us about risk vs reward

Dogme 95 and Carol Ann Duffy inspire two Proms premieres

Mark-Anthony Turnage’s ‘Festen’ Suite and Brett Dean’s ‘The World’s Wife’ offered virtuoso moments

Blue Owl’s private credit fundraising falls to slowest pace in three years

Demand for data centre investments helped bolster group as redemption requests weigh on credit arm

BAE lifts profit and sales guidance following surge in orders

UK defence group benefits from higher military spending amid ‘highly volatile’ picture on global threats

France allows some wildfire evacuees to return as blazes stabilise

More than half of those affected have been permitted to go home in sign that worst fires in decades are under control

KKR profits soar as it cashes in record amount of private equity bets

Private capital giant weathers turmoil that has curtailed asset sales and fundraising by other players

Biggest fusion start-up taps institutional investors as it eyes first commercial plant

No company has yet proved it can build a commercially viable power plant

Why is everyone hanging ‘absurdly small’ art?

Teeny-tiny artworks are making curiously outsized statements

A stop-and-search shatters a childhood friendship in the quietly spectacular Ish

Imran Perretta’s debut follows a pair of 12-year-old boys whose lives are upended by an incident of racial profiling

Deep Water — Ben Kingsley and Aaron Eckhart embark on a nightmare flight in trashy thriller

Big-shot ’90s director Renny Harlin is in his element with this deeply foreshadowed pulp fest

Meta shares tumble as Zuckerberg tries to sell his vision for AI ‘agents’

Social media chief defends strategy based on personalised bots as costs rise and revenue projections disappoint