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[EN] Financial Times

Serbia’s ex-president Vučić concedes defeat to Student List in parliamentary poll

Election loss marks a dramatic fall from power for strongman nationalist leader as near-record turnout favours grassroots party

Weil’s incoming leader to walk away from top job as law firm faces talent crisis

Ramona Nee had been due to take the helm in January but has declined position amid an exodus from the Wall Street law firm

Brazil’s Supreme Court extends voting as transport complaints mar election

Lack of buses and ferries adds to tense contest as rightwing challenger seeks to oust leftist president and bring country closer to Trump

FT Crossword: Number 18,515

School IB Geography class: Africa’s explosive growth in cities

Urban environments

Burnham promises Budget cash to end rough sleeping

Chancellor John Healey prepares to unveil a fiscal statement aimed at reassuring markets while finding cash for Labour’s social objectives

Venezuelan opposition leader Machado returns from exile

Nobel laureate’s arrival poses a challenge to the country’s Trump-backed interim government

FirstFT: Brazil awaits results in knife-edge presidential vote

Also in today’s newsletter: Venezuela’s opposition leader returns from exile and Kim Jong Un visits Chinese border city

Toyota takes on Tesla and China in humanoid robot race

Japanese group uses 20 years of research to commercialise intelligent robots

Burnham stokes Brexit debate ahead of UK-EU summit

Prime Minister calls for ‘honest discussion’ about free movement of people

Britain will not join Canada-led defence bank

Move may be seen as a snub to Canadian PM Mark Carney as UK chancellor John Healey throws weight behind a separate initiative

Bon Secours nears $6bn takeover of Bain-backed Surgery Partners

US hospital chain is the latest not-for-profit healthcare provider to seek a large deal

France’s Le Pen vows national ‘renewal’ in campaign launch

Far-right leader casts herself as only presidential candidate able to restore order and unity

A knife-edge election in Israel and other potential pivot points

A key Knesset election, a (hopefully) boring British Budget, Big Oil and Big Tech reports

Enough golfers commit to LIV 2.0 to keep hopes of new league alive

Around 15 players have expressed interest, with several others expected to join by a Friday deadline set by the Saudi Public Investment Fund

The battle for the soul of Israel

A Netanyahu victory would set the country and region on a destructive path

Marco Rubio still owes Europe answers about America’s intentions

The US secretary of state’s recent speech in Athens evoked a shared destiny but offered no vision of a common future

Carney’s energy ambitions boosted by Conservative victory in British Columbia

Party leader wants to end emissions limits and replace province’s carbon tax framework

London’s most famous shopping street bans cars in bid to revive its fortunes

Oxford Street’s controversial pedestrianisation comes as big brands invest in flagship stores

Britain needs ‘chainsaw economics’

Shock therapy can liberate the country from a cycle of low growth, rising debt and an expanding state

Measles surge exposes Republicans’ vulnerability on vaccines

Health secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr’s scepticism of jabs is not shared by the majority of Americans

Will the Fed drop any hints on rate rises?

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Why students in a midterm battleground fear AI will ruin their future

Young people are increasingly anxious — and angry — about the Big Tech revolution and what it means for their job prospects

Airbus to hold talks with BAE over role in GCAP fighter jet programme

Germany weighs joining UK, Italy and Japan in project after collapse of its rival FCAS partnership with France and Spain