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[EN] Financial Times

EU set to delay push for cheaper UK university fees for bloc’s students

Concession could help the two sides finalise a ‘reset’ deal at a summit next month

Bessent shrugs off ‘systemic’ AI risks at closed-door investor conference

Treasury secretary spoke to financiers at charity event where tickets cost $7,500

NSA warns on ‘critical’ cyber vulnerabilities detected using AI

Researchers used OpenAI and Google models to find severe faults in software used on majority of websites around the world

The French Revolution's disastrous money experiment | The Story of Money

Did the revolution's economic turmoil pave the way for Napoleon's rise to power?

Trump envoy floats Ukraine talks and summit with Putin and Xi

Steve Witkoff discusses resumption of peace dialogue with Russian president, followed by US-China-Russia meeting next month

CVC explores bid for Verisure just 1 year after IPO

Shares in Swedish-listed security group trading 30% below their price at flotation

Ghana in talks with European nations for reparations, president says

John Mahama says efforts are focused on securing the return of artefacts stolen during the centuries of the slave trade and colonialism

Italy’s buffalo mozzarella production grinds to a halt in truckers’ strike

Highway blockades lead to major disruptions in country’s south

Indonesia should heed MSCI’s warning

A credible stock market is essential if the country is to fulfil its enormous economic promise

What Elon Musk stands to gain from a Tesla-SpaceX merger

A merger of Elon Musk’s listed companies has some logic, but other shareholders might end up with less influence than they have today

Vivek Ramaswamy’s campaign engulfed in controversy over attack ad

Biotech billionaire faces backlash over video featuring opponent’s estranged mother

Hungary detains Orbán’s former central bank chief

György Matolcsy and several others arrested in corruption probes targeting former PM’s circle of power

UK approves development of Jackdaw gasfield in North Sea

Ministers stress that decision on larger Rosebank oilfield was a ‘different proposition’

May We Feed the King — a feast for the senses in a medieval court

Rebecca Perry’s Booker-shortlisted novel plays thrillingly with fact and historical fiction in this artful re-creation of the Middle Ages

France’s borrowing costs hit 5% for first time since 2002

Concerns over public finances and political stability have helped push up 10-year bond yields from 3.2% in late February

UK inflation and borrowing top forecasts in blow to Healey

Figure comes ahead of next week’s Budget and will cement expectations of Bank of England rate rise in November

Middle East oil exports climb back to prewar levels

Daily shipments from Gulf producers average 24.6mn, above 23.3mn before conflict, as ships use alternative routes

Employers finally break the silence on addiction

Staff with an addiction issue often try to keep it secret — but managers can play a big role in support and recovery

Macron hits out at ‘stupid’ Trump remarks about riots in France

French president expresses anger after US and other rightwing leaders blame migrants for violence and looting

The best theatre shows to see in London and beyond

The FT’s critics pick the biggest and best plays now on in the West End and elsewhere

Comic duo Ellie & Natasia return for a gleefully daft second series

The pair’s irreverent sketch show is back with top-flight spoofs of the internet content mill

Abbott to spin off nutrition unit at centre of baby formula lawsuits

US healthcare group plans to create standalone public company with $8.5bn in annual sales

Could Michigan elect America’s first Muslim senator?

Democrat Abdul El-Sayed could make history — or scupper his party’s hopes of taking control of the Senate in midterm elections

Fridge hackers exploited ‘basic security flaws’ at French retailers

Head of France’s cyber security agency said lack of protection and weak passwords helped criminals seize control of systems