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The European Union imposes historic sanctions on Russia to counter its aggression.
On June 21, 1964, three volunteers were murdered by white supremacists during Freedom Summer, drawing national attention to voting rights injustices in Mississippi.
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.
France has arrested a second suspect in the Nice knife attack that killed three people.
Alicia protests in Paris against Macron's pension reforms, demanding retirement at 62.
French sex workers protest a new bill criminalizing clients, raising safety concerns.
Bakhmut's intense battle sees Russian Wagner forces claiming control while Ukrainian defenders, bolstered by modern weapons and fresh troops, prepare for a counteroffensive.
Watch how the U.S. response to Sept. 11 reshapes American society and politics.
In Mexico, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) has rapidly transformed from obscurity to a dominant force in drug trafficking, reshaping organized crime dynamics.
Underground networks in the United States played a crucial role in assisting women with safe abortions while activists and lawmakers fought for decriminalization.
Kabul's 2021 evacuation highlights the British military's efforts, featuring insights from ex-soldiers and the Ministry of Defence amid the Taliban takeover.
An individual reflects on their life after armed robbery incarceration, highlighting challenges of reintegration and the opportunity provided by Timpson for employment.
The resale market for fashion has grown 21 times faster than traditional retail, driven by platforms like Depop and the influence of social media and sustainability awareness.
Antonio and Maria, a Spanish couple, struggle with rising living costs in Madrid.
In Mosul, Alex Crawford reports on the Iraqi forces' battle to reclaim the city from Islamic State control, highlighting the conflict's human cost and social media's role.
Theresa May's tenure as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom faced significant challenges, particularly following the 2017 snap election, leading to her political decline.
In India, Prime Minister Narendra Modi seeks re-election amid hopes for economic growth in 2019.
Nuri al-Maliki clings to power amid pressure from a Coalition and the rise of ISIS in Iraq.
Theresa May prioritizes a clean break from the European Union for Britain and new trade deals.
Lionel analyzes the midterm elections where The Democrats won the House and The Republicans expanded in the Senate.
2018 may see the fastest global economic growth since the crisis, benefiting Trump and Republicans.
The Financial Times emerges in London to provide reliable market news in 1888.
Astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti reports a significant increase in activity aboard the International Space Station, with more experiments and equipment than seven years ago.
Financial Times Video highlights August 2013, featuring Lionel Barber and Apple news.
The video covers the $2 billion Nest Labs deal and the Lex Peso crisis affecting Davos.
The U.S. and President Obama confront the Isis crisis in Iraq as it advances towards Baghdad.
Myanmar's upcoming census, set to launch in March 2014, faces criticism for using outdated military definitions of ethnicity amid ongoing regional conflicts.
$60 billion in export earnings from new natural gas finds could transform Israel's energy independence and political relations in the region.
Watch the highlights video showcasing key events from September 2013, including China's urbanisation.
Donald Trump imposes tariffs on steel and Luna, risking job losses and trade tensions.
Donald Trump's election signals a potential decline of America's post-war liberal order.
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Theresa May argues that Emmanuel Macron's strong mandate will strengthen her position in Brexit negotiations as she campaigns for a significant win on June 8th.
The Government suspends competition law to prioritize fuel deliveries amid panic buying.
Full Harvest Marketplace connects Farms to buyers, reducing food waste and improving supply chains.
Islamic State militants invaded Mosul, executing hostages and individuals accused of minor crimes, raising questions about the coalition's military intervention.
Tens of thousands of Russian troops have mobilized near Ukraine's border, raising concerns that an invasion could trigger a larger conflict.
Illegal steroid laboratories in suburban UK garages produce testosterone propionate, revealing a lucrative underground market driven by societal pressures on young men.
Over 200,000 people gathered on Washington's mall for a rally led by John Stewart and Steven Colbert to promote moderate political voices.
Australia's prime minister condemns a fake image posted by China of an Australian soldier.
German politicians pressure Nord Stream 2, with some wanting the project halted over Navalny's poisoning.
China's rapid economic growth since 1978 has positioned it as a formidable challenger to the US, raising concerns about potential conflict and global stability.
Moldova faces potential threats from Russia as tensions with Ukraine escalate.
Attendees spent thousands to Attend Fyre Fest in the Bahamas, facing a disastrous experience.
Nineteen countries make up the G20, with the European Union counted as the 20th member, reflecting a shift in global economic power.
G20 leaders in Delhi adopt a declaration on Ukraine without naming Russia explicitly.
Mental illness costs the global economy nearly $2.5 trillion a year, a figure expected to rise to $6 trillion over the next 12 years.
