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[EN] Financial Times

Do US lawmakers finally have capital in the crosshairs?

With a metastasising financial sector and declining business investment, action is essential

Accenture shares surge 22% as consultancy confounds AI fears

Group says revenues could accelerate in the coming year despite worries over demand for its services

Global bond sell-off pushes 10-year Treasury yield to highest since 2002

Sovereign debt costs around world return to multiyear highs

International Criminal Court cuts ties with Axa over US sanctions

Move follows fears that broad US sanctions on the war crimes tribunal would force the insurer to cease doing business with it or face punishment

UAE investigates if Flydubai attack was ‘terrorist activity’

Israel also involved in probe into flight between Dubai and Tel Aviv

Israel flight near-miss triggers election furore

Benjamin Netanyahu’s opponents accuse prime minister of exploiting incident for political gain ahead of this month’s polls

EU countries in crisis talks over release of diesel stocks

Trump administration has pressured European countries to release strategic reserves, warning that it could ban US diesel exports if they do not do so

Train driver accelerated through red signal before fatal crash

Investigators say ‘black box’ showed Shaun Burton acknowledged automated alert ahead of Bedfordshire collision

What’s next for the global economy? You asked, we answered

Economics leader writer Tej Parikh and European economics commentator Martin Sandbu replied to reader questions

Pete Hegseth announces creation of Autonomous Warfare Command

Also in today’s newsletter, White House holds crisis talks on potential US diesel export ban

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Australia’s banks show how to prepare for cable blackouts

The country is making its financial system resilient enough to withstand the cutting of undersea lines

Partita — Barbara Kingsolver’s virtuoso novel of loss, social class and music

A dazzling follow-up to ‘Demon Copperhead’ plunges us into the grief, yearning and disappointments of a once-promising pianist in rural Tennessee

Is circular financing in AI a problem?

Only if the wheel stops spinning

The best exhibitions to see in London this weekend

The FT’s critics recommend the most compelling 2026 shows, from Anish Kapoor and Barbara Hepworth to Frida Kahlo to Zurbarán

Is AI supercharging science?

Productivity gains in analysis are getting stuck in physical-world bottlenecks

France seeks to rein in pensions and state salaries in 2027

Government proposes belt-tightening budget in bid to quell market jitters

Burnham’s wake-up call to the right

Those who oppose big-state socialism have never been more in need of a strong Conservative Party and rarely further from having one

Who should pay for the LA wildfires?

The California company at the centre of last year’s blazes has called for a cap on utilities’ wildfire liability

The crazy cachet of a colour-block kitchen

Taking a chartreuse suit worn by Kate Moss for Prada as inspiration for the hub of the home is unorthodox, but the sentiment makes a statement

Gillian Anderson and Billy Crudup slug it out in Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? — five-star review

At London’s Soho Place Theatre, the pair are scintillatingly good in Edward Albee’s vicious portrait of a marriage

An AI sovereign wealth fund isn’t progressive — it’s techno-imperialism

Accruing income at home from land and power abroad has an old name: empire