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Western intelligence agencies have warned Europe’s defence bosses that Russia is stepping up efforts to assassinate them, prompting companies to increase personal security around their top executives ft.trib.al/vRLYPxh
Daniel Humm’s first eponymous venture is a theatrical celebration of art, music, friendship and the superior comfort food that has made his name: ft.trib.al/DvI8AAb
Europe can fight the ‘China shock’...
...but it requires Brussels to prioritise creative destruction over protectionism. My latest @financialtimes.com column:
as.ft.com/r/9bf222ea-2...
FT Exclusive: Donald Trump is failing to arrest the decline of his popularity only weeks out from the midterm elections, with voters in a new FT poll giving the president record-low marks on his handling of the US economy ft.trib.al/Pztj50j
Good morning, New York. While you were sleeping, this was the most-read story ft.trib.al/WRSk1Kz
The Eternal City’s antiquity was its blessing and its curse: beautiful but stuck in the past. But with billions in investment, foreign residents are flocking and the new-builds to cater to them are rising fast.
Can it compete with London and Milan? ft.trib.al/VKnvZIP
Warm water, missing dishes and interminable waits: our critic found little luxury in the spectacular Mayfair dining room of RH London ft.trib.al/fJBeEck
With the help of Gen Z influencers, the US president who was forced to resign more than 50 years ago is being rapidly rehabilitated on the right, with even vice-president JD Vance urging supporters to reassess his legacy. ft.trib.al/ZRHe4Ri
People are not drinking wine the way they were. Winemakers are going bust. If Napa becomes another California town abandoned after a gold rush, then an economy based on wealth inequality and thousands of years of alcohol consumption might be over: ft.trib.al/T2Lqu23
On World Mental Health Day, a new FT documentary explores how communities in India are developing innovative approaches to mental healthcare, working with local cultures to challenge stigma and bring treatment to those who need it most. ft.trib.al/dqOSfUi
The architect of Google DeepMind’s AlphaGo on building machines that can teach themselves — and why he feels a moral obligation to advance the technology: ft.trib.al/Uc95Zq5
Labradors were recently singled out as belonging to a nostalgic ‘far-right fantasy’. But all owners need to be vigilant, says Robert Shrimsley: ft.trib.al/yKrIfS9
Police arrest leader of India’s ‘Cockroach’ movement before mass protest ft.trib.al/5onXqE9
Infantino will probably survive, according to Simon Kuper. In fact, he writes, he might be exactly the Fifa president that most of the world’s football associations want: ft.trib.al/70tIUae
The world of one trade — AI ft.trib.al/YjiYYnt
Manchester City scandal pushes BDO and UK audit regime into spotlight ft.trib.al/gGXM0wa
Saudi flagship summits under pressure after deadly airport attacks ft.trib.al/RDyt1Qe
Inside the ‘robot gyms’ training machines for the real world ft.trib.al/4pxaiaX
Don’t panic about the plague ft.trib.al/G6W9VfJ | opinion
Hannah Arendt and why friendship matters more than truth ft.trib.al/5UcB3NF | opinion