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[EN] Financial Times

Burnham visits Ukraine with pledge of support for long-range missile construction

UK prime minister will shrug off warnings from Russia in first overseas visit

Cold Sunset — the entertaining return of William Boyd’s reluctant spy

The third instalment in the Gabriel Dax series combines psychological tension and paranoia with irony and humour

Hang Time — Zora Howard’s powerful play depicts the brutality of racial violence

In this gut-wrenching work, three Black men hang from an invisible gibbet — then wake up and begin to talk

FirstFT: An economic D-Day is coming for Iran

Also in this newsletter: UK pledge to Ukraine and German public-private partnerships

Wesley So wins over $100,000 at Sinquefield Cup despite nine draws in a row

Puzzle: can you spot White’s hidden win?

South American trade bloc mounts dealmaking push to hedge geopolitical risks

EU deal heralds renewed engagement for historically insular Mercosur group despite regional divisions

60 years of the Notting Hill Carnival – a soundtrack

Bradley Zero, one of London’s most influential selectors, digs through six decades of revolutionary sound

The new world order? Every man for himself

Now that America has hung up its hat when it comes to championing democracy, it is springtime for tyrants

Dreamy ice creams, controversial country houses and hot health trackers – don’t miss HTSI’s most popular reads

Catch up on our most clicked stories

Iran threatens 46 ships in Strait of Hormuz transit crackdown

Tehran said vessels violated protocols for travelling across waterway and could face fines or confiscation

Hedge fund Saba takes on Baillie Gifford in new board battle

Boaz Weinstein’s activist fund has been waging a campaign against UK investment trusts

The best of TV and streaming this week

Michael Sheen’s investigative doc ‘Buried’, a quirky second season of ‘Ludwig’ and more. Reviews by Rebecca Nicholson

Policing needs independence — but politicians must still set priorities

Home secretaries have tended to delegate and forget policy decisions

Shein seeks $27bn valuation from Hong Kong IPO

Market capitalisation is nearly three-quarters below peak after retailer’s attempts to list in New York and London failed

Bitcoin is great (for systemic theft of aid money)

Finally, a killer use case

Thames Water creditors plan board shake-up if utility avoids nationalisation

Move aims to reassure government there would be a change of leadership under their ownership

Are graduates prepared for the AI era? FT Working It

How AI is changing university graduates' pathways to lucrative careers

FTAV’s further reading

Debt/equity; census; Strategy; AI; peptides; dead link

Warsh seeks to soothe investors’ nerves as signs of economic strain mount

Economists criticise Fed chair’s communication strategy as policymakers prepare to gather at Jackson Hole symposium

The great re-equitisation and the dollar

Plus, weathernomics

European allies flock to Kyiv to pledge more defences against Russian bombardment

Also in this newsletter: An outburst of gun violence in the EU’s capital

KPMG Australia cuts hundreds of workers and partner pay after audit scandal

Big Four firm to let go of 5% of country staff and reduce compensation by 13% as consulting revenue tanks

Analysts’ views: forecasters continue to see Fed and Bank of England on hold this year

Fed and BoE will remain on hold, with rate rises from ECB and Bank of Japan to come this year, according to our August survey

Singapore offers parents $55,000 in battle to boost birth rates

City-state is on course to become a ‘super-aged’ society this year