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February 28, 2026
Insurers to cancel policies and raise prices for ships in Gulf and Strait of Hormuz
Brokers say cost of cover to increase by as much as 50% after conflict erupts
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Tehran had just started its working week. Then the explosions began
Blasts, fires, traffic jams and panic shopping as Iran’s capital comes under attack
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Trump and Netanyahu go for Iran’s jugular
Washington is ill-equipped to handle the regional conflagration it has unleashed
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
How will strikes on Iran affect global energy flows?
Tehran has previously threatened to close the Strait of Hormuz shipping chokepoint
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Trump shifts from ‘no new wars’ to Iran regime change
From Mar-a-Lago, US president defied critics to launch his most high-stakes military intervention
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
JPMorgan cuts services for Citadel Securities in clash over roles
Move underscores tensions between Wall Street banks and clients as businesses converge
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
A brief guide to Iran’s complex regime
Islamic Republic has survived countless crises and foreign interventions for almost half a century
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Military briefing: What have the US and Israel hit and how can Iran respond?
American military assets in the region and Gulf oil supplies are vulnerable to retaliation and Israel is a renewed target
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Canada’s Mark Carney kicks off ‘middle power alliance’ tour with trip to India
Asia-Pacific visit is part of effort by prime minister to counter Donald Trump’s ‘rupture’ of global order
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
A million young Britons are falling through the cracks
The voiceless ranks of those not in work or training risk tumbling off the UK’s social and economic map
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Why is HMRC making tax so diabolical?
April’s Making Tax Digital launch will instead Make Tax Difficult
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
The iPod’s slow shuffle back to relevance
For Gen Z, the discontinued device represents a back-to-nature state of innocence
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
HMRC complaints hit a five-year high
Surge comes amid increase in number of redress payouts by tax authority
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
BlackRock and Goldman Sachs join race to fund Phoenix’s pension business
UK pension group says all talks are in early stages and there is no certainty of an agreement
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
AI models, like capitalism, are best served with a conscience
Some companies think users would prefer products with morals pre-installed
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
A dangerous playbook is being revived for the giant US housing agencies
Increased buying of mortgage securities by Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae marks a return to a risky business model
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
When financial and geopolitical waves collide
We are living in a ‘barbell’ world where international threat meets technological opportunity
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Did Britain need to strike the Chagos deal?
Viewed by some as a strategic necessity, the agreement has been complicated by shifting US priorities and political fragmentation at home
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
House of mercy: a year on a cancer vaccine trial at London’s oldest hospital
This 21st-century centre of cutting-edge science is also a medieval site of celestial auguries, of miracle cures performed and witnessed
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
The magnificent, unruly inner life of Rose Wylie at the Royal Academy
The 91-year-old artist’s zingy paintings have the power to stop you in your tracks
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Breaking news: the ‘Today’ programme is broken
The BBC radio show is the perfect illustration of just how unserious we’ve become
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Tiler Peck: a once-in-a-generation dancer with a second act
As she returns to Sadler’s Wells, the American ballet principal talks craft, choreography, career longevity — and marrying her dance partner
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
How to ride the commodities supercycle
Metals, wheat, oil and other physical assets can help diversify a portfolio in turbulent times — but are they right for retail investors?
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Does Japan still occupy the innovation hot seat?
Once an emblem of idiosyncratic novelty, high-tech toilets are now the global gold standard. But pushing back the creative frontier is getti...
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
The furry Slovenian monsters who chase winter away
Every year, the weird, Womble-like ‘kurents’ gather in a medieval town in northeast Slovenia for one of the world’s most flamboyant carnival...
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Director Jordan Fein on Arthur Miller’s warning from history
As the 1994 play ‘Broken Glass’ returns to London, the US theatre-maker talks about Nazism’s lessons for our polarised era
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
On the Future of Species
Geneticist and entrepreneur Adrian Woolfson argues that genome engineering and AI will let us design organisms beyond nature’s limits
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Impounded Russia-linked yachts lose €580mn in value
Vessels in European ports deteriorate after being hit by sanctions
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
We are family: an HTSI arts special
Relative values with Stellan Skarsgård, Nancy Nicholson, Loie Hollowell, Nell Mescal, Suzu Hirose and more
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
Swiss defence ambitions run into ‘political blockade’
Push for more assertive role in European security clashes with Switzerland’s ‘debt brake’ and neutrality politics
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
DeepSeek to release long-awaited AI model in new challenge to US rivals
Chinese AI group has worked with Huawei to cut reliance on Nvidia chips
Financial Times
February 28, 2026
US court blocks landmark law limiting social media use for children
Judge rules Virginia does not have right to restrict ‘minors’ access to constitutionally protected speech’
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Donald Trump floats ‘friendly takeover’ of Cuba
US president’s comments come as tensions rise during energy blockade and shooting off communist nation’s coast
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Mexico, El Mencho and the perilous ‘kingpin strategy’
The policy of taking out top cartel bosses has often resulted in brutal reprisals as new leaders use even fiercer violence to assert control
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Pete Hegseth, Maga’s man at the Pentagon
Trump’s defence secretary is on the front lines of the culture wars — but can he lead the US in a battle against Iran?
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Collapse of UK property lender sends shockwaves through Wall Street
Lenders weigh losses linked to Market Financial Solutions, linked to Bangladeshi politician’s real estate empire
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Can Demna save Gucci?
The star designer delivered his debut for the brand on Friday in Milan, with heavy doses of nostalgia and questionable taste
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Home Office advisers launch review of UK visas to attract top talent
Study by independent committee announced as concerns grow that immigration crackdown will hit fiscal plans
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Defensive munition shortages to shape any US attack on Iran
US and Israel burned through interceptors at an unprecedented rate during last year’s 12-day war
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
English rugby scraps automatic relegation to boost investment
RFU says move will create ‘globally competitive leagues’, expand fan base and bolster women’s game
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
US tech stocks head for worst month in almost a year over AI jitters
Fears about US-Iran conflict deepen sell-off as oil price jumps
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Green grief for Starmer: by-election special
Green Party beats out Reform UK in ‘the ‘worst possible outcome’ for Labour
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
German government weighs Berlinale chief’s future over Gaza controversy
Festival director Tricia Tuttle faces criticism after a prizewinner accused Berlin of complicity in Gaza ‘genocide’
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
BMW to put humanoid robots on production line at German plant
Group joins Tesla and other carmakers as industry turns to AI-powered robots to cut labour and manufacturing costs
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Big Tech workers press bosses to back Anthropic in Pentagon clash
Amazon, Google and Microsoft staff urge their executives to adopt tough AI guardrails and refuse any defence contracts
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Why Ukraine is still standing
On any appraisal, Russia has failed in its war aims
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
OpenAI secures up to $110bn in record funding deal
Sam Altman’s $730bn start-up restocks its war chest for battle with Anthropic and Google
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Singer Ali Sethi: ‘The art of plausible deniability is a wonderful trick’
The star behind the hit ‘Pasoori’ on self-expression in Pakistan, the country’s relations with India — and the ‘Muslim cosmopolitanism’ of h...
Financial Times
February 27, 2026
Brazil’s ‘Dubai’ — where skyscrapers and sky-high property prices meet
Balneário Camboriú has the country’s most expensive real estate and some of South America’s tallest residential towers. Can it lure overseas...
Financial Times
February 27, 2026