Indonesia looks through the haze
Angry reactions from Singapore and Malaysia have elicited an apology from Indonesia's president, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, but the FT's Ben Bland says that corruption...
China smartphone aims to rival Apple
Chinese consumers have been clamouring to get their hands on a Xiaomi smartphone since its launch in 2011. Known as a Chinese rival to...
Liquidity crisis hits Shanghai stocks
The People's Bank of China's hard line on liquidity has caused a sharp fall and ongoing volatility on the Shanghai Composite this week. Wendy...
Search for survivors from India’s floods
Rescuers are working to evacuate tens of thousands of Hindu pilgrims who have been trapped in remote parts of the Himalayas after flash floods...
Mexico City’s transport revolution | FT World
As vehicle ownership climbs, Deborah Bonello reports on the Mexican capital's battle to curb car use. Activists such as the masked El Peatónito (Little...
Rebel defeats do not end Syrian stalemate
The FT's Middle East correspondent Michael Peel reports from the destroyed city of Qusayr, Syria, recently reclaimed by the Syrian regime. The city served...
EU summit matter formed on sidelines
The FT's Peter Spiegel and Joshua Chaffin analyse the deals on the budget and banking union, finalised on the sidelines of the latest EU...
Kevin Rudd becomes Australia prime minister again
After delivering the killer blow to Julia Gillard, Kevin Rudd is once again Prime Minister of Australia. Whether he can use his famed campaigning...
Periphery rehabilitated
The US Fed's plans to taper QE have led to a global bond market sell-off. The eurozone periphery, however, has behaved not so differently...
Battle lines drawn ahead of UK election
George Osborne has announced cuts of £11.5bn to 'secure' Britain's economic recovery. Labour meanwhile says it will stick to the government's spending plans if...
