Trump to send US officials to Pakistan for fresh peace talks with Iran
President threatens to resume bombing campaign if Tehran does not agree to a deal
Is London ready for the Green Party?
Zack Polanski’s leftwing populists are aiming to eat into Labour’s heartlands
Iran focus of probe into London arson attacks, counterterror police say
Officers threaten to use anti-espionage National Security Act against anyone involved in the incidents
School geography class. Film: India, where coal is king
Energy security
The US and Europe are still stronger together
Despite Trump and the war with Iran, Brussels’ interests remain deeply entwined with Washington’s
Will Turkey be forced to reverse course on rate cuts?
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
The stock market’s new approach to valuation
It is demonstrating an Earnings Before Iran, Tariffs and Dubious Announcements (ebitda) mentality
Ex-Foreign Office head takes legal advice over Mandelson vetting dismissal
Friends say Olly Robbins feels aggrieved about being fired and will give full account when he appears before MPs on Tuesday
Walmart challenges Amazon on same-day delivery by using stores as warehouses
Retailer tests holding third-party merchandise in Supercenter back rooms to boost its online marketplace
Lessons from the China shock 2.0
The response should be better industrial strategies, not knee-jerk protectionism
US investors boost defence exposure as global wars fuel spending boom
Trend reverses prior hesitance over arms investments because of slow growth and perceived conflict with ESG standards
Wealth advisers made more than $2bn from private capital fees
FT analysis of 16 funds shows extent of fees paid to banks and brokerages
Germany’s far right at odds over conscription
Rift within AfD deepens as anti-Nato wing appears to prevail ahead of September vote in eastern states
Brussels pushes remote working to ease energy crisis
European Commission also recommends heat pumps and public transport subsidies
Of course Trump thinks he’s the Messiah — his disciples tell him so
The ‘devout’ Christians in the US president’s life are really just fawning sycophants
Surge in HMRC probes over unpaid VAT by large companies
Increase comes as government agency steps up efforts to close ‘tax gap’
The NHS’s deal with Palantir could be good for its financial health
Medical data sits in different software systems — connecting the dots should save time, beds and money
The annoyance economy isn’t going anywhere
We must find our own amusements in dealing with spam, robocalls and chatbots
Veolia chief driven ‘nuts’ by UK water utilities’ failure to use AI to detect leaks
England’s water companies are lagging behind other more water-stressed nations, says Estelle Brachlianoff
How Iran has been studying lessons from the war in Ukraine
Military journals provide tantalising glimpses into what Tehran’s military thinks and its priorities, including drones
BlackRock warns of hit to European stocks from energy crisis
World’s biggest asset manager had been more bullish on the region at start of year but says stocks are no longer cheap
Fusion start-up Helion stands by 2028 timeline despite rivals’ doubts
Venture backed by OpenAI’s Sam Altman and tech billionaire Peter Thiel says it is on track to deliver electricity to Microsoft
Met museum CEO: ‘We don’t operate in a vacuum. You have a responsibility.’
Max Hollein is overseeing $1.5bn of development projects at the New York art institution
From Moon buggies to new materials, Michelin reinvents its future
The company is focusing on high-end products to keep manufacturing in France, but workers fear Chinese competition