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Germany reassesses its close ties with China amid rising tensions and human rights concerns.
Europe's Competition Commissioner Margaret targets Google over Android's market dominance.
The European Commission launches the Global Gateway to counter China's Belt and Road Initiative.
The European Commission plans a 3% tax on tech giants like Facebook and Google amid scrutiny.
EU and China leaders meet in Brussels to discuss a new investment agreement amid rising tensions.
Bob Diamond resigns as CEO of Barclays amid the Libor scandal, impacting London and global finance.
In France, the 2004 'veil law' has intensified debates about the hijab's role in identity and religion among the growing Muslim minority in Europe.
Huawei faces a divided Europe as a U.S. campaign seeks to ban its 5G network gear.
Europe scrambles to cut Russian energy dependence amid soaring gas prices after The Invasion.
The opaque distribution of European Commission structural funds raises concerns about fairness, as multinationals like IBM and Coca-Cola benefit while relocating to Eastern Europe.
Manchester United fans protest Glazer ownership, demanding a '50+1' model after the Super League.
Akala discusses everyday racism through personal experiences in Rumford and Westham.
Teachers in Arizona and Colorado protest for better funding and pay in education today.
Melissa Thompson recounts her September 2011 meeting with Weinstein in New York City.
The National People’s Congress outlines China's future and addresses Hong Kong's electoral changes.
Zuckerberg failed to fix Facebook users' privacy concerns with facial recognition in Europe.
Facebook addresses the Cambridge Analytica scandal and the need for accountability.
Facebook settles FTC privacy claims for $5 billion amid ongoing scrutiny and investigations.
Mark Zuckerberg's creation of Facebook from a Harvard dorm room has transformed into a billion-dollar platform, connecting over a billion users while facing significant challenges.
Nigel Farage discusses the Brexit Party's role and a potential pact with Conservatives.
Farmers in India protest against new agricultural laws, blocking roads into Delhi.
The FBI drops its case against Apple over the San Bernardino Shooters' iPhone access.
The FCC faces challenges after the longest government shutdown in American history.
South Africa's economy shows stark contrasts between wealth and poverty in Alexandra.
Sergio Marchionne, chief executive of Fiat Chrysler, dies at 66 after surgery complications.
92% of the Dakota Access pipeline has been built, but construction cannot proceed until a crucial section under Lake Oahe is completed.
The Financial Times reveals techniques of financial secrecy involving Switzerland and the British Virgin Islands.
The Financial Times features a diverse team from Asia, the States, and Continental Europe.
Juha Jarvinen benefits from Finland's basic income experiment, receiving $660 monthly.
UK businesses struggle with Customs regulations post-Brexit, impacting trade with Europe.
Multi-club ownership, led by Red Bull, reshapes football investment strategies globally.
Women's football in England faces historical challenges and financial instability, requiring increased support to thrive and attract corporate interest.
A Ford executive is ousted over misconduct, impacting the Detroit carmaker's reputation.
Demetri Sevastopulo meets Evan McMullin, challenging Donald Trump in Utah's election.
Michael Cohen pleads guilty to campaign finance violations influencing the 2016 election.
The European Union imposes historic sanctions on Russia to counter its aggression.
France's presidential election campaign in 2017 is marked by allegations of corruption and contrasting policy proposals from candidates like Jean-Luc Mélenchon and Benoît Hamon.
Alicia protests in Paris against Macron's pension reforms, demanding retirement at 62.
The distillery produces 250 to 300 litres of hand sanitiser each week to meet urgent community needs during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dave Lewis takes over Tesco from Phil Clark, facing challenges from discount retailers.
The Financial Times emerges in London to provide reliable market news in 1888.
Financial Times Video highlights August 2013, featuring Lionel Barber and Apple news.
Myanmar's upcoming census, set to launch in March 2014, faces criticism for using outdated military definitions of ethnicity amid ongoing regional conflicts.
The Griffin, a Swedish fighter jet, competes with America's F-18 Super Hornet Francis.
$60 billion in export earnings from new natural gas finds could transform Israel's energy independence and political relations in the region.
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Fukushima Daiichi's radiation and leaking water raise Olympic concerns for Tokyo's 2020 bid.
Illegal steroid laboratories in suburban UK garages produce testosterone propionate, revealing a lucrative underground market driven by societal pressures on young men.
