US and Israel launch ‘massive’ strikes on Iran as Trump calls for regime change
Tehran retaliates with missile attacks on Israel, UAE, Qatar and Kuwait
How will strikes on Iran affect global energy flows?
Tehran has previously threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz shipping chokepoint
Trump shifts from ‘no new wars’ to Iran regime change
From Mar-a-Lago, US president defied critics to launch his most high-stakes military intervention
HTSI editor’s letter: it’s a family affair
Introducing identical twins, baby sisters, mothers – and Stellan Skarsgård
JPMorgan cuts services for Citadel Securities in clash over roles
Move underscores tensions between Wall Street banks and clients as businesses converge
Nvidia’s sales rocket while its shares flatline
Is there a limit to how big a company can get?
Trump gambles on war to force Iran’s capitulation
Bloody history of US interventions in region shows those launching assaults are rarely able to control outcome
A brief guide to Iran’s complex regime
Islamic Republic has survived countless crises and foreign interventions for almost half a century
Military briefing: What have the US and Israel hit and how is Iran responding?
American military assets in the region and Gulf oil supplies are vulnerable to retaliation and Israel is a renewed target
Canada’s Carney kicks off ‘middle power alliance’ tour with trip to India
Asia-Pacific visit is part of effort by prime minister to counter Donald Trump’s ‘rupture’ of global order
Garden designer Isabel Bannerman: ‘Romance has to be worked at’
As her and her husband Julian’s new online course goes live on Create Academy, the designer shares lessons from a lifetime of cultivation
Business of Football: ‘Premflix’ arrives and other highlights
This year’s summit tackled topics from the rise of streaming to governance challenges and the growing women’s game
Israel and US launch attack on Iran
US President Donald Trump announces massive operation
Why is HMRC making tax so diabolical?
April’s Making Tax Digital launch will instead Make Tax Difficult
BlackRock and Goldman Sachs join race to fund Phoenix’s pension business
UK pension group says all talks are in early stages and there is no certainty of an agreement
A million young Britons are falling through the cracks
The voiceless ranks of those not in work or training risk tumbling off the UK’s social and economic map
The iPod’s slow shuffle back to relevance
For Gen Z, the discontinued device represents a back-to-nature state of innocence
HMRC complaints hit a five-year high
Surge comes amid increase in number of redress payouts by tax authority
AI models, like capitalism, are best served with a conscience
Some companies think users would prefer products with morals pre-installed
The one good monopoly
Liberals should favour competition in all things but the superpower game
Did Britain need to strike the Chagos deal?
Viewed by some as a strategic necessity, the agreement has been complicated by shifting US priorities and political fragmentation at home
A dangerous playbook is being revived for the giant US housing agencies
Increased buying of mortgage securities by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae marks a return to a risky business model
When financial and geopolitical waves collide
We are living in a ‘barbell’ world where international threat meets technological opportunity
Bordeaux 2016 was a superstar vintage. How does it taste now?
A decade on, two tastings in London reveal winners, losers and a few bargains