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Opinion: Making sure that property charges worth billions of pounds are fair and above board is not something that should be left to volunteers
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Online games have been branded as ‘spiritual opium’ in Beijing’s latest assault on tech and social habits
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EY and three audit partners have agreed to pay the SEC $10m to settle audit independence misconduct charges
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The UK government will announce updates to its traffic light system for international travel which will be ‘simple enough for people to really understand,’ according to a minister
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Iran’s hardline president Ebrahim Raisi has taken office and is seeking to revive a nuclear deal with world powers
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A fast-spreading outbreak of the Delta coronavirus variant in China has caused rare infections among the country’s vaccinated individuals, spurring authorities in Beijing to impose sudden travel restrictions
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Veteran Hong Kong broadcaster Steve Vines has fled the Chinese territory for the UK because of a ‘white terror sweeping’ the city that was making journalism a high-risk occupation
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Singapore is set to grant formal regulatory approval to a cryptocurrency exchange for the first time as the city-state challenges rival Hong Kong as a digital finance hub
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Belarus’s opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya is lobbying western nations for support in the battle against President Alexander Lukashenko
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Goldman Sachs is hoping to shrink its 'equity investments' portfolio by almost 20% and instead bring in more asset management revenue
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Rwandan soldiers have joined the fight against Islamist insurgents in Mozambique’s far north
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America’s bounceback from the depths of the pandemic has been vigorous. But one blot on this picture is higher than expected inflation
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The IMF has warned on countries such as El Salvador using cryptocurrencies as legal tender
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TikTok is attempting to break into the recruitment market using creative methods
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US forests that generate the carbon offsets bought by companies including BP and Microsoft are on fire
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Opinion: We might not be able to return fertility rates to replacement levels in rich countries even if we wanted to, writes @sarahoconnor_
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South Korea looks to fintech as household debt balloons to $1.6tn
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US labour board official recommends redo of Amazon unionisation vote
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IMF allocates $650bn to boost pandemic-hit economies
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Why it might be good for China if foreign investors are wary
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Coronavirus latest: Louisiana sets mask requirement due to exponential rise in Covid cases
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Cities and companies across the US are reintroducing mask mandates as the Delta variant hits the country hard
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Keen Frankfurt-based cyclists, this is one for you 📣Our Frankfurt correspondent @OlafStorbeck has taken his bike on the best cycling routes around town – filled with sylvan splendour, industrial heritage and exhilarating workouts 🚴🏽♂️
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The broadest global house price boom in more than two decades is reviving concerns over potential threats to financial stability
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Laurel Hubbard has become the first openly transgender woman to compete at an Olympics, a historic moment for trans rights advocates even as rival campaigners argue over whether the New Zealand weightlifter should have competed at the Games
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FT View: While carrots and sticks can help to drive up vaccination rates, particularly among young people, authorities should not overestimate their power. Information, education and persuasion still have a vital role to play
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The National Health Service Covid-19 app for England and Wales has been tweaked to reduce the number of people required to self-isolate, the health department has announced following weeks of disruption and staff shortages caused by the 'pingdemic'
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Just published: front page of the Financial Times UK edition Tuesday August 3
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Just published: front page of the Financial Times international edition Tuesday August 3
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Donald Trump has raised more than $100m from his 2021 political committees in the first half of this year, an unprecedented number for a former president, renewing speculation that he is considering a 2024 campaign
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Russia has been banned from the Olympics following one of the worst state-sponsored doping scandals in history. Yet anyone watching the Tokyo Games this week may be confused as to how this works in practice 👇
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Footballers who head the ball have a higher risk of developing dementia, a new study has found, increasing the pressure on authorities to change the rules of the sport
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Is there a way to make manufacturing batteries for electric vehicles sustainable? The answer may lie in your garage
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Afghanistan will give pay rises to motivate its troops to halt the Taliban’s offensive against strategic cities as US forces withdraw from the country
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