Morsi supporters shot in Cairo
Dozens of protestors have been killed and hundreds injured outside the military building where deposed president Mohamed Morsi is being held, according to the...
Taiwan’s fishermen buffeted by politics | FT World
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Competing claims to the resources of South China Sea make the region one of the world's...
The rise of Bitcoin | FT Markets
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Bitcoin, a decentralised, virtual currency, is garnering increasing interest from investors and entrepreneurs. The FT's Maija...
Lionel Barber on Qatar’s investments
Qatar Holdings, the $100bn sovereign wealth fund, has shown extensive reach in its global investments since 2009. Middle East editor Roula Khalaf asks Lionel...
Obama’s Africa trip
President Obama has just ended his three-nation tour of Africa. Katrina Manson, the FT's East Africa correspondent, talks about the importance of this visit.
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Draghi still matters
ECB president Mario Draghi has been absent in the debate around central bankers. Does this mean the eurozone crisis is finally behind us? Senior...
Morales forced to land in Vienna
A jet carrying Bolivian president Evo Morales was forced to land in Vienna over suspicions that Edward Snowden, the National Security Agency leaker, was...
No let up in crackdown on Tibet
The Dalai Lama's 78th birthday was celebrated around the world on July 6, but in China, reports indicate that authorities reacted by shooting two...
Siemens-Osram moment
Osram floated from its parent Siemens on Monday, the second operation to be offloaded by the Munich-based maker of trains and gas turbines in...
Hannah Kuchler on the challenges for the flotation
The British government is selling Royal Mail, the state-owned postal service, in what will be the largest privatisation in two decades. The FT's Hannah...
