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[EN] Financial Times

School economics class: Is Keynesianism dead?

Paradox of Thrift

Trump calls for US boycott of Canada’s Bombardier jets

President’s post on social media comes hours before Ottawa’s retaliatory tariffs against Washington take effect

Merz in ‘shock’ as far-right AfD celebrates ‘dream result’

Chancellor under severe pressure as Alternative for Germany party aims for 40% of vote in next federal polls

UK ministers to be encouraged to take more legal risks to push through policies

Attorney-general Ellie Reeves says change was designed to give ministers ‘confidence in their decision-making’

John Healey seeks to reassure bond markets as fiscal problems grow

UK chancellor says government must ‘be honest’ about the need to control public spending

Germany’s Merz is running out of time

Following the AfD surge in Saxony-Anhalt, the political centre must deliver, and fast

Pricey oil is laying the groundwork for its own decline

Crude is helping to make clean technologies more competitive

Billionaire trader Rokos to leave UK for Greece

Hedge fund manager’s earnings have made him one of the UK’s biggest individual taxpayers

Africa’s richest man seeks to raise $1.6bn in continent’s biggest IPO

Aliko Dangote targets 10mn shareholders as he floats $49bn refinery business on Nigerian stock exchange

What to do about the UK’s mental health crisis

Approaches focused on community and interpersonal relations have proved to be successful abroad

Primetime — Robert Pattinson is silkily vampiric as a TV paedophile-hunter

The actor plays ‘To Catch a Predator’ host Chris Hansen in a queasy reckoning with the hit 2000s show

Belgian-Chinese researcher arrested over suspected theft of chip secrets

Prosecutors in Belgium cite ‘indications’ suspect took role at tech company in China months after joining now-defunct semiconductor maker Belgan

Oil closes in on $100 as renewed supply crunch looms

Traders warn that ‘something has to break’ amid attacks on shipping and eroding inventories

Yen surges to 6-month high as traders stay alert for signs of intervention

Japanese currency touches ¥154.04 per dollar, including steep rise in London morning

What next for Alternative for Germany after its victory in Saxony-Anhalt?

Far-right party is short of three seats in the state’s parliament to lead a regional government — and make postwar history

Republicans fear Trump has turned toxic on the campaign trail

Some party candidates worry the president’s low popularity and inflammatory rhetoric will cost them November’s election

Law schools tell students to put AI away

The technology is being banned from certain classrooms to remove shortcuts that ‘stunt intellectual growth’

And the FTAV charts quiz winner is…

Capped up

Top Serbian officials attend funeral of war criminal Ratko Mladić

EU enlargement commissioner cancels visit to country over ‘glorification’ of general convicted of participating in genocide

Submit your questions: is Trump losing his touch?

Take part in a live Ask an Expert Q&A with columnist Jemima Kelly on Thursday September 10 at 2pm (BST)

‘Chimerica’ is now a chimera — and global stability is the victim

For a host of reasons, China shock 2.0 looks nothing like its predecessor in the 2000s

VW agrees deal to shift plant from cars to air defence

Carmaker’s embattled Osnabrück factory to be converted following agreement with Aurelius Capital

Vox rides high in Spain over Ceuta migrant crisis

Rightwing populist party’s strong ratings on immigration underline political cost for Pedro Sánchez

Next wins ‘landmark’ judgment in UK retail’s multibillion equal pay battle

Tribunal rules FTSE 100 group is justified in paying warehouse workers more than mostly female shop workers