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[EN] Financial Times

Lebanon needs help to secure its economic recovery

The international community must support a reform-driven government now or risk a far more destabilised reality

America’s political identity crisis

The outer edges of both parties are overlapping on a growing number of issues

There is method in the market’s madness

But it relies on a host of rosy assumptions going in investors’ favour

The silent treatment: Saudi Arabia’s long game for managing Opec

Middle East conflict forces Riyadh to postpone any response to the UAE’s decision to quit the oil cartel

Trump’s green new deal

The US president’s actions have inadvertently raised the appeal of renewable energy

Will the Iran war amplify the ‘second China shock’?

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

US blocking tactics delay global shipping carbon levy talks

Legal adoption of deal agreed by majority a year ago pushed into limbo

US Department of Justice loses a quarter of its lawyers

Thousands have quit or been fired since Trump returned to office with an agenda focused on immigrants and enemies

Francisco Partners in talks to buy payments company Moneris

Royal Bank of Canada and Bank of Montreal are latest North American banks trying to offload a payments processor

Detroit carmakers warn of $5bn commodities shock due to Iran war

Sector faces rising prices for supplies from aluminium to plastics and paint

UK backs away from funding pledge to protect nature overseas

Labour government is making a retreat on a Boris Johnson-era climate commitment

Chicken wars ruffle feathers in Paris suburb

Leftist politicians trade barbs over Master Poulet chain

Inside the Swedish factory helping to re-arm Europe

BAE’s Hägglunds is increasing capacity as it gears up for a huge joint order from several of the region’s armies

IMF criticises EU governments for ignoring energy subsidy warnings

Fund urges countries to target support at the most vulnerable rather than using expensive blanket measures

Everyone loves Nintendo — except investors

Higher memory chip costs fuel fears of price rise for Switch 2 and cast shadow over console’s success

Investors pile into clean energy as Iran war drives push for energy security

Renewables funds attract biggest flows for five years, as focus shifts from climate change to geopolitical crisis

Why co-CEOs might suit our tumultuous times

Sharing the leadership burden remains rare but is not without benefits

Vinted challenges the threadbare finances of second-hand fashion

The company is now worth more than twice as much as it was in 2021

Start-ups challenge Apple over curbs on AI ‘vibe coding’ apps

iPhone maker warns about security risks as new software floods its review process

Private equity investor body sounds alarm on ‘conflict vehicles’

Continuation vehicles and rush for retail money are driving problematic behaviour by industry, warns ILPA executive

Britain enters the era of seven-party politics

Labour and the Conservatives combined account for barely a third of voters in polls — threatening the UK’s constitutional certainties

Software group IFS gears up for listing amid AI unease

CEO Mark Moffat says industrial software group will consider London, Europe and New York for IPO

Iran war accelerates ‘Regrexit’ as wealthy UK expats weigh a return

Non-doms also blame difficulties in adjusting to new lifestyles and marital problems while living in low-tax jurisdictions

Canada’s TMX aims to spur mining listings boom in Australia

Exchange group has bought ASX rival and wants to attract companies that struggle to list on country’s primary exchange