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Despite a high profile defeat for Carl Icahn on animal welfare, activists scored notable wins in shareholder votes
The famous psychoanalyst’s granddaughter spent much of her life publicly opposing his theories
While smoking is less popular on both sides of the Atlantic, Europe’s habit is proving harder to crack
The proposals will endanger judicial independence and maroon society in a romance with the past
The city’s distinct character risks being crushed by Beijing’s zeal for control
Western governments put on a show of unity this week as they confront Russia. But leaders face growing pressure back home
We may not be living a rerun of the 1970s but the path ahead is not rosy
The Metropolitan Police is overwhelmed, badly run and beset by scandal, and only radical reform will win back public trust
The founder of the country’s most powerful conglomerate looks to the next generation
The reasoning that overturned the constitutional right to abortion puts a range of other entitlements at risk
Despite their best attempts to appear relatable, our overlords are not just like us
Leonardo Del Vecchio of EssilorLuxottica knew what people really wanted from their glasses
To defeat the Lib Dems, PM intends to put the same stark choice to voters that worked for the Tories in 2015
There are signs that domestic institutional stewardship may not be the painless rubber stamp it once was
After three stormy years, Xi Jinping hails a ‘new era’ for the city. It is likely to be less international and closer to mainland China
Biometric technology is valuable for medical research but can also have malign uses
Beijing is emerging as the chief winner from the unfolding confrontation between Moscow and the democratic world
Providing emergency relief does not equate to validating the Taliban
Staying silent might be easier but it could damage both company reputations and the US political economy
Everyone suffers if governments fail to use accurate and transparent data
The shift from Asia-Pacific economics to Indo-Pacific security is more than semantic
As with social care, problems in the sector are legion — not least provision and cost
An FT investigation tracks the vessels exporting food from Crimea in ways that sidestep international sanctions
Governments seeking popularity are adopting measures that hurt banks and unfairly benefit large property owners
Net zero will be a pipe dream without a collective effort to conserve and restore the world’s forests
Johnson’s UK government needs a coherent strategy to counter a sovereignty vote
The fetishisation of stars omits the work of organisations or teams
As polar regions grow ever warmer, there are no winners from a failure to co-operate on policy
The global south has once again been abandoned in its quest for vaccines
Action is needed to shore up the global commons — and less powerful countries must take the initiative
The spread between Italian and German government bonds has inspired the creation of an ‘anti-fragmentation’ procedure
An entire worldview, not just one leader, stands tainted
Once a byword for economic decline, the region is being transformed into the centre of Europe’s electric car industry
A positive employment trend for young women masks a rise in the proportion of inactive young men
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