Red lights Global carmakers desperately want to be more Chinese But partnering with local companies carries big risks Illustration: Simon Ba...
A WEAKENED TRUMP ARRIVES AT XI`S COURT / THE FINANCIAL TIMES OP EDITORIAL
A weakened Trump arrives at Xi’s court China holds the cards — and might settle for flashy but empty announcements while playing a long game...
GERMANY RE-ARMS: WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR EUROPE? / THE FINANCIAL TIMES BIG READ
Germany re-arms: what does it mean for Europe? Paris sees risks for its industry and the continent’s sovereignty in Berlin’s rapid defence b...
THE WEEK THE NEW GLOBAL REALITY SHOWED ITSELF / GEOPOLITICAL FUTURES
The Week the New Global Reality Showed Itself by George Friedman Last week, I wrote about the phone call Russian President Vladimir Putin m...
THE DEAFENING SILENCE ON OFFSHORE WEALTH / PROJECT SYNDICATE
The Deafening Silence on Offshore Wealth The kind of hidden wealth that the Panama Papers exposed a decade ago fuels corruption, distorts ma...
U.S. SELLS 30-YEAR BONDS AT 5% YIELD FOR FIRST TIME SINCE 2007 / THE FINANCIAL TIMES
US sells 30-year bonds at 5% yield for first time since 2007 The $25bn auction comes hours after data showing sharpest rise in producer pric...
HORMUZ CRISIS PROMPTS HOARDING OF VITAL SUPPLIES / THE FINANCIAL TIMES
Hormuz crisis prompts hoarding of vital supplies From drinks to diesel, governments around world battle to contain wave of stockpiling Delph...