Whatever the Yorkshire weather serves up, Saltmoore’s spa offers a cosseting alternative to a North Sea dip with its ...

MEP seeking to broker compromise deal says rules on curbing environmental and rights abuses should not be scrapped ...

Colombian opposition senator and presidential candidate Miguel Uribe Turbay was shot in Bogotá on Saturday evening, in an ...

Westinghouse is in talks with US officials and industry partners about deploying 10 large nuclear reactors to meet the goals ...

Foreign aid cuts by wealthy nations will do irreversible damage to global development systems that took decades to build, the head of the United Nations Development Programme has warned.

Defence is also expected to see an above-inflation increase, reflecting Britain’s changing priorities as the US pressures European countries to spend more on their own militaries. The government has ...

Killings follow string of deadly incidents since new US- and Israeli-backed aid system took effect in Palestinian enclave ...

Welcome to professors’ picks, offering a weekly curated selection of FT articles by and for business school faculty to connect classrooms to current events and to develop students’ critical thinking.

Prevention is better than cure, or so the saying goes. The US version is more specific: an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. That phrase is attributed to Benjamin Franklin, from a letter ...

Beijing under pressure to set world-leading safety and liability standards as carmakers power ahead with technology ...

Europe’s best-known artificial intelligence start-up Mistral AI has secured new contracts worth hundreds of millions of ...

Imagine waking up one morning and lying in bed, checking your overnight emails before you have to make a work call to France, ...