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[EN] Financial Times

Brazil’s Bolsonaro comeback exposes Lula’s weakness

Incumbent’s fading appeal has opened the door to a family revival in Brazil

Trump poised to ease red diesel limits in attempt to quell fuel inflation

US president expected to announce move during trip to agricultural state of Nebraska

TotalEnergies boss hails ‘opportunities’ created by global market turmoil

Patrick Pouyanné says he prefers ‘disruption to the peaceful world’ despite French major being among those most affected by Middle East conflict

Schneider’s bet on a new world clashes with finance’s old rules

It is harder to be good at many things than one — and branching out into software leaves the stock exposed to AI threats

French central bank head warns country at risk of being ‘strangled by interest rates’

Emmanuel Moulin says France can still reassure bond investors despite ‘serious and worrying’ market moves in recent days

And the charts quiz winner is…

Hat’s on

Big Oil goes to US Supreme Court over pivotal climate damages claim

ExxonMobil and Suncor Energy look to the high court to block state action

Germany and France agree on last-resort tool against trade threats

Berlin agrees on ‘second-strike weapon’ to deter threats over key supplies such as Chinese rare earths and magnets

‘Very sensible’: Business warms to Badenoch’s pitch

Executives left unconvinced by Andy Burnham’s plans are signalling that they are prepared to give the Tories a second chance

A History of the Novel in Britain — an epic journey through the good, the bad and the unreadable

Philip Hensher’s vast survey of fiction from Dickens to Ishiguro is invigorating, obsessively well researched and amusingly nitpicky

Citi to speed up promotion path for junior bankers as hiring war heats up

Length of investment banking analyst programme to be cut to two years to try to stave off poaching of young workers by private equity

Euro slides to 17-month low against dollar

High energy prices and concerns over France’s public finances add to pressure on the single currency

Ethiopian government seizes Tigray capital in blow to rebels

Government-allied militia says it gained control of Mekelle after rebel offensive left country on brink of civil war

Spanish PM Sánchez seeks political lifeline in snap election

Embattled Socialist leader aims to capitalise on housing crisis to remain in power

Giorgia Meloni seeks to trademark her voice to counter AI deepfakes

Italian prime minister first major politician to seek protection against misuse of her voice

Nobel Prize in medicine awarded for light-based brain mapping

Three scientists honoured for research that probes origins of memories, feelings and behaviours — and could help restore sight

Burnham’s Budget must not be overshadowed by the OBR

Rather than being buffeted by the official forecasts, Number 10 should seek to turn them to their advantage

Nvidia’s $20bn licensing deal with Groq faces lawsuit from jilted engineers

Employees of start-up say they were short-changed when the chip titan left them out of the ‘acqui-hire’ transaction

The dangerous myth behind AI agent hacks

These are not simply cyber security flaws but problems with the way that models are trained

Brazil’s markets surge as investors bet on Bolsonaro win

Rightwinger seen as more likely than current president Lula to enact quick spending cuts

Ellison sticks with Thompson as CNN boss amid Trump attacks

Decision comes a day before blockbuster deal to combine Paramount and Warner Bros is expected to close

Yemen launches push to retake territory captured by Houthis

Saudi Arabia sends 100 fighter jets to support Yemeni push to recapture Sana’a and the Bab el-Mandab Strait

US ‘monitoring’ situation around suspected case of plague in Russia

Moscow has imposed sweeping quarantine measures in Siberia after death of plague research institute worker

What people in AI really think about regulation

The tribalism and fragmentation we are seeing in politics may be coming for business too