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[EN] Financial Times

Jes Staley to appear before Congress over ties to Jeffrey Epstein

Former Barclays boss agrees to in-person interview with US lawmakers over his relationship with paedophile

Sunday Number 147: News Puzzle

Paris Saint-Germain retain Champions League with victory over Arsenal

French club triumph in penalty shootout over London side in win for Gulf sovereign wealth over US capital

US High School Economics class: Turkey scraps inflation target as economic strains deepen

Monetary policy

US High School Economics class: Why Warsh wants the Fed to keep quiet

Monetary policy

School geography class: The European cars made in China

Trade

School geography class: US wildfires surge to decade high as drought fuels fears of brutal summer

Carbon cycle

SoftBank pledges €75bn to build Europe’s biggest AI facility in France

Masayoshi Son places France at the centre of his global AI ambitions

Jill Biden’s memoir revives painful memories as Democrats try to move on

First Lady’s book raises awkward questions for a party trying to rebuild itself for midterm elections

Hegseth says US-China ties are ‘better than in years’

Pentagon chief still presses allies to boost defence spending to counter ‘military build-up’ by Beijing

Historic cattle shortages push US beef prices to record highs

High feed costs and drought have thinned herds to the lowest levels in 60 years as protein-hungry consumers drive demand

Crypto treasuries turn to risky equity in drive to raise cash

Companies that stock up on crypto assets are following Michael Saylor’s Strategy into so-called digital credit

Why does Castlelake want to buy easyJet?

Budget carrier has large fleet and expensive airport slots, while its share price has been hit by Iran crisis

It is time for a European Security Council

Increasing US disengagement and continued Russian aggression have given the idea fresh impetus

Submit your questions: Ten years on, what’s next for Brexit?

Take part in a live Ask an Expert Q&A with the FT’s Europe editor Ben Hall and Peter Foster, the FT’s World trade editor, on Thursday June 4, at 1pm BST

Dotcom bubble IPOs

Lessons for boomtime investing

Arsenal’s dance with history

Also in today’s newsletter: how the Knicks built a championship contender

Trump will remain ‘patient’ in pursuit of a deal with Iran, says Hegseth

President wants to make a ‘great’ deal but defence secretary warns US is ready to restart attacks

The French Invasion — a food and drink special

Why are Britain’s best cooks still totally obsessed with France?

Ferrari’s new EV sparks Italian angst over Agnelli legacy

Critics say John Elkann has detached the family empire from its home country

Greens discuss downgrading some policies to prepare for possible UK coalition

A wealth tax would be one of their non-negotiable pledges after the next general election, a senior party figure said

Bulgaria to be punished for deficit only months after joining euro

European Commission to place Sofia under ‘excessive deficit procedure’ for breaching budget rules

The very British banality of the SNP’s shopping scandal

Seven Dyson vacuums, two Bremont watches . . . and a Jaguar in the driveway . . .

Trump, Texas and the risk of a Pyrrhic victory

By favouring a divisive candidate, the president may have put the Senate in play