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[EN] Financial Times

Top Democrat says Trump administration is worsening chip shortage

Apple wants clearance to buy semiconductors from blacklisted Chinese company amid surging demand from AI

Brazil denies visas to US officials over alleged election interference

Government claims Trump appointees sought to cast doubt over integrity of voting system to aid ally Flávio Bolsonaro

Kazakhstan’s president urges Putin to ‘freeze’ the war in Ukraine

Most overt intervention so far from one of Moscow’s closest partners comes as Kyiv piles on pressure with drone attacks

France and Spain evacuate 260,000 as ‘unprecedented’ wildfires spread

Latest orders to leave extend to suburbs within 30km of the centre of Bordeaux

India’s ‘cockroach’ movement halts protests after minister quits

Dharmendra Pradhan’s departure was a key demand of the burgeoning student movement

Saudi Arabia strikes Houthis after Iran-backed rebels target energy sites

Tit-for-tat attacks risk expanding the regional war in the Middle East

Washington and London discuss plan for meeting to resolve Hormuz crisis

Gathering to consider forming an international maritime coalition to safeguard shipping

Maha Inc: how companies tied to Kennedy’s movement are poised to benefit

Kaleidoscope of industries emerge as early winners from administration’s health regulation overhaul

Investors increase bets on Federal Reserve rate rise after oil price surge

Sharp increase in energy prices means next week’s US central bank meeting is ‘live’, investors say

Macron and Merz move on from fighter jet heartbreak

The threat of a Le Pen presidency has provided an incentive for Paris and Berlin to come together

US immigration enforcement caught between Trump and public backlash

Killings by ICE agents undermine support of voters but White House doubles down on deportation policy

Who owns shares?

Household exposure to stocks varies dramatically across countries

Intern arrested on suspicion of spying at Nato military HQ

Belgian officials say operations have not been compromised after a Canadian national of Chinese origin is detained

Blackstone, KKR and Brookfield take Kuwait pipelines stake in $16bn deal

Largest ever foreign investment in the Gulf state comes as it seeks to raise capital in face of Iranian attacks

Who wants to buy a football club?

Also in today’s newsletter: the new-look Hundred returns and the Commonwealth Games fight for relevance

Guy Scott, former president of Zambia, 1944-2026

The academic and farmer was the first and only white man to lead an African democracy

India’s ‘Cockroach’ Gen Z has had enough

The irreverence of the country’s youth brings to light the contrast between government promises and economic reality

In a glum moment for budget airlines, Ryanair may have the last laugh

Investors underestimate how balance-sheet strength might be a differentiating factor in what happens next

Overpriced UK homes take ‘more than four times longer to sell’, study finds

Pitching too high can disproportionately lengthen the time it takes to agree a sale

What the City needs from the Burnham government

Unlike the 1970s, there is a conversation to be had here

Kevin Keegan, England footballer, 1951-2026

The son of a miner rose to become one of the best players in Europe and later the saviour of Newcastle United

Andy Burnham’s regional privilege

Reflections on an under-scrutinised prime minister

Dropping quarterly company reports in US may not be a bad thing

Despite backlash against SEC, it could be beneficial if done in the right way

Why this philosopher turned down Anthropic

The AI industry is courting the humanities — but it is asking the wrong questions