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[EN] Financial Times

Zambian president inaugurated after election violence

Hakainde Hichilema sworn in for a second term after main rival was jailed in post-election turmoil

Germany blames Russia for Leipzig drone attack

Interior minister Alexander Dobrindt says his country is ‘not at war, but a daily target of hybrid warfare’

GoPro: a totally normal, unremarkable piece of merger activity

Camera action

Governments should heed the bond market’s warning

Financial repression is not a sustainable way to manage rising borrowing costs

IMF agrees $2.2bn bailout for Senegal

West African nation will seek to restructure its external debts after last year’s revelations of extensive misreported borrowing

Wendell Berry, writer and farmer, 1934-2026

The poet and essayist emerged from the 1960s counterculture movement to become a prominent voice in environmental activism and an outspoken critic of intensive agriculture

US launches further strikes on Iran as conflict flares up

Fresh escalation pushes oil prices up almost 4%

Global bond sell-off deepens amid inflation fears

UK borrowing costs rise to highest level since 2008 and Japanese yields hit peaks not seen since 1990s

Politics keeps European stocks in America’s shadow

The bloc’s policymakers typically lean towards protecting consumers and taxpayers at the expense of investors

America can’t win the AI race if the rollout lacks public support

The US will fall behind China if people believe the technology is something being done to them rather than built with them

Action camera maker GoPro to be acquired after decade-long decline

Shares jump as much as 80% after announcement of $285mn cash deal with AI hardware group

Summer 2026 was the hottest since records began in 1884, Met Office says

Top five warmest seasons have all occurred since 2003 as human-caused climate change takes hold, UK scientists say

‘Wimp’ particle offers clue to identity of dark matter

Collision detected in underground lab may help to solve the biggest mystery in physics

Swiss finance minister hits out at move to water down UBS capital plans

Karin Keller-Sutter criticises lawmakers for compromise proposal ‘in favour of the bank and against taxpayers’

Trump touts data centre build-out despite voter backlash

Also in today’s newsletter, the Federal Trade Commission sues Amazon and the US-Iran war reignites

Trump summons US refiners as Iran war pushes up fuel prices

President to hold White House meeting on Tuesday as high living costs sap his popularity ahead of midterm elections

England’s No 1 former Russian grandmaster: ‘Below 2700, chess doesn’t pay’

Puzzle: how can Black turn the tables?

Saudi and South Korean oil tankers hit in Strait of Hormuz

The increase in shipping attacks comes after a period of relative calm in the war

Far-right Restore Britain receives £500,000 from tech entrepreneur

Nativist upstart shows growing potential to peel voters off from Nigel Farage’s Reform UK

Warsh clears up his own mess, but US credibility is still stretched

Many of the economic policy problems the Fed chair has to deal with stem from the administration

Keir Starmer to stand down as MP

Decision by former prime minister will trigger by-election in his London seat, with Greens likely to challenge ruling Labour Party

ECB to raise rates again amid higher Eurozone inflation

The headline HICP rate rose again in August

Why Andy Burnham should say: Jackdaw yes, Rosebank no

Despite the UK’s best efforts, its energy system will require natural gas for decades to come

Thames Water should go into administration, says senior Tory MP

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown wants the government to protect customers from ‘predatory’ hedge funds seeking control over the UK’s largest water utility