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[EN] Financial Times

Trump envoys take Ukraine peace proposal to meeting with Putin

Russia and Ukraine announce pause in air strikes for duration of Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff’s visit

US regulator sues ISS as it steps up scrutiny of proxy advisers

The SEC accuses the firm of ignoring a subpoena as part of its ‘fact-finding investigation’

US strikes three Iranian oil tankers in response to attacks on warships

Military action over Strait of Hormuz continues to escalate after pause in six-month-old conflict

Trump and Musk Super Pacs boost spending on midterm elections

Maga Inc and America Pac drop millions on US House and Senate candidates to keep Republicans in control of Congress

Russia-Ukraine peace talks could begin next year, ex-MI6 chief says

John Sawers tells FT Weekend Festival that enduring peace ‘not really conceivable’ while Vladimir Putin remains in office

Jenrick seeks to get Reform back on track with tax pledge

Rightwing party’s Treasury spokesperson attempts to shift attention from illicit funding allegations

Masked protesters block Dover port roads

Port operator says services back to normal after ‘public order incident’ affected ‘all routes in and out’

‘Sowing doubt’: Trump’s attempt to overhaul voting causes headaches for state officials

The US president has tried to impose new rules just weeks before election day

Pro-Israel groups fight to help Republicans keep control of Congress

Supporters of Israel’s far-right government fear November’s midterm elections could mark major shift in country’s relationship with US

Treasury sell-off piles pressure on weakest US borrowers

Spreads on riskiest junk debt have climbed to their highest level since the market meltdown that followed last year’s ‘liberation day’ tariff blitz

Europe Express: faces of the ‘new right’

While Italy’s Giorgia Meloni is a moderate and Germany’s Ulrich Siegmund a radical, both reflect the continent’s rightward turn

Nigel Farage insists Reform has ‘broken no law’ after key advisers step down

Party’s conference in Birmingham overshadowed by alleged attempts to seek illegal overseas funding

The NBA drops the hammer on Steve Ballmer

Also in today’s newsletter: skyrocketing US Open ticket prices

Design special: London 2026

Towards a high-tech solution - plus Barbican restoration and what to see this month

Transcript: Extended chat — Top US trade official defends Trump’s record

Aime Williams sits down with US trade representative Jamieson Greer

Jefferies fund caught with $500mn exposure to second alleged invoice fraud

Point Bonita, which bankrolled collapsed First Brands Group, emerges as big creditor to Radiant World

Ryanair’s cuts have done other airlines a favour

Winter months are typically lossmaking for airlines — thus cutting back on services eases the industry’s financial pinch

Uber picks a side in driver vs robotaxi wars: its own

Since it operates in so many markets, Uber can easily fall into the trap of talking from both sides of its mouth

The gloves are starting to come off in markets

Wall Street analysts and investors are more willing to directly criticise Trump, particularly since a Treasury intervention on bonds

What would Socrates have done with the new Dyson toothbrush?

No one needs two and a half million photographs of their back molars

Is Keynesianism dead?

When debt is the disease, fiscal medicine may be as likely to harm as heal

‘What the blazers?’ The long fight over school uniform costs

Successive governments have grappled with the problem without managing to impose a standardised policy

The other side of the 1990s

What a misremembered decade says about the fallibility of memory

Camaraderie and nostalgia: how Germany’s far-right AfD is winning the east

The party is predicted to secure more than 40% of the vote in Saxony-Anhalt on Sunday