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[EN] Financial Times

FirstFT: China tightens grip on Europe’s auto supply chain

Also in today’s newsletter: US judge cites ‘concerning’ irregularities in Adani fraud case and the AI threat to India’s IT sector

Panama Canal fees hit record high as El Niño and Iran war choke shipping

Falling water levels caused by weather phenomenon could limit transit slots through crucial maritime passageway

US fires on ship it says violated Iran blockade

Central Command says Panama-flagged vessel ‘ignored repeated warnings’ from American forces

Transcript: Why the yen matters

Katie Martin speaks to Toby Nangle

Why the yen matters

What’s driving the US intervention in a foreign bond market?

Climate change an ‘existential threat’ to England’s green spaces, study finds

Hotter, drier summers are creating stress on plants and soils

Andy Burnham faces first real test over his handling of prisons crisis

New UK prime minister has leaned into the idea that he can respond to Britons’ concerns

Moscow releases former US Marine after four-year stint in Russian prison

State department says American was freed without prisoner exchange or Washington concessions

US judge cites ‘concerning’ irregularities in Adani fraud case

Nicholas Garaufis of Brooklyn federal court points to ‘repeat attempts to resolve this bribery case with monetary offers’

Arday case poses awkward questions for Cambridge

For Britain’s elite universities, governance issues add to funding woes

Deputy PM Salvini proposes windfall tax on Italian bank profits

Plan for three-year levy comes amid strained public finances

UK letting agents under pressure from AI-assisted tenant complaints

One agent said 90 per cent of complaints arrive as email documents, often on multiple pages, showing signs of AI generation

Heatwaves push European gas prices close to Iran war highs

Wednesday’s solar eclipse is also expected to fuel demand for gas-fired power generation

Can Democrats seize Congress from Trump?

The races, the money and the issues that will determine the final half of Trump’s second term

Will failure in Iran reshape how the US fights?

Veterans and voters have punished past administrations for costly wars, but these days many Americans don’t seem to care

Mayflies follows a bromance from 1980s hedonism to end-of-life reflection

Andrew O’Hagan’s 2020 novel becomes a poignant site-specific production in a vast Leigh warehouse

Rooftop panels in cities are no replacement for solar farms

Cleve Hill, the UK’s largest solar park, is unpopular with locals but the country needs more like it

When trouble strikes, who shadow-banks the shadow bankers?

Absorbing the occasional blow is what sets giant lenders apart from their shadowy cousins

Long-term sickness may be smaller problem for UK than thought, says ONS

Statistics agency’s new labour market survey shows lower levels of economic inactivity due to ill health

Former Syrian dictator Assad sentenced to death in absentia

Damascus court issues first ruling against ousted president since he fled to Russia in 2024

Ari Emanuel buys theatre group ATG for £4.5bn

Deal by Hollywood mogul’s new venture Mari represents a big bet on continued demand for live events

Why Washington views Abu Dhabi as one of its most capable Middle East allies

Also in today’s newsletter, progressives gain ground as a Democratic socialist leads Wisconsin governor’s race

Democratic socialist leads Wisconsin race in new threat to party leadership

Primary victory would pit leftwing gubernatorial candidate against Trump-backed Republican in November midterms

Humans cannot remain passengers in the back of the AGI car

A sense of fatalistic inevitability about the technology’s evolution is triggering something close to despair