Financial Times

Ex-president steps up efforts to court Black and Latino voters with a campaign stop in the spiritual home of African-Americans

Shareholder of Paris Saint-Germain targets predictable returns of home market where teams are not relegated and share profits

Eurozone borrowing costs seen as likely to fall first as strength of US economy lowers chance of imminent rate cuts

Scrutiny by ‘star chamber’ of where development cash goes could be set in law after share being spent in Britain rises

Biden administration brokers talks between Microsoft, OpenAI Google and the UAE, as Washington seeks edge over China

Contributions will boost lending to poorer countries as pressure grows

Friction between Bulgaria and North Macedonia may be about to take a turn for the worse

This week’s responses to the Israel-Hamas war remind us that art is rarely apolitical

Environmental party reconsiders its future in government after climate targets are ditched

Patriotism among Iranians tempered by discontent over languishing economy

A glut of apartments available in the French capital this summer is pushing down prices

The possibilities have multiplied recently for gardens in tight spaces, from pots to patios, buckets to balconies

Svalbard’s polar night can be endured — if you know the right crowd

From her notable 1983 Witches collection to a corduroy suit she wore for more than 20 years, the pieces span the influential British designer’s life

Three centuries after his birth, the Prussian philosopher’s arguments for a rational, clear-eyed pacifism are more relevant than ever

As the country loses clout, it holds the world’s attention more

Big corporations — and lots of tourists — are changing the West Coast’s most famous wine-growing region

Gregory Makoff’s book is a fair and comprehensive look at what became the trial of the century for sovereign debt

UK struggling to reach state aid agreement with Chinese-owned company 18 months after plea for £500mn support package

Voting takes place over next six weeks as temperatures expected to reach new highs above 45C in some areas

Doris Kearns Goodwin has written award-winning studies of four former American presidents. Her latest book focuses on her own coming of age

Conservative candidates try to distance themselves from party’s problems in Westminster

Using old, abandoned objects to mourn the plight of his native Syria, Kourbaj creates works that speak with particular power to exiled author Hisham Matar

Unshowy deals are needed to help the market recover

Rules are tightening and prices rising but plenty of schemes remain open for business