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The Big Read
Can democracy survive 2024?
...For decades America has been the essential arsenal and guarantor of the free world, even if it has turned a blind eye to the excesses of some allies....
January 3, 2024
The FT ViewThe editorial board
India’s democratic backsliding
...Freedom House, a US NGO, has downgraded the country from “free” in 2021 to “partly free” now while the Sweden-based V-Dem Institute considers India an “electoral autocracy”, alongside the likes of Russia...
April 20, 2023
FT Live
Infrastructure Investment in Latin America and the Caribbean
Identifying opportunities for investors and asset managers
Wednesday, 12 June237 Park Avenue, New York, NY, USA
ReviewVisual Arts
Visual arts in 2022 — the year of the great comeback
...And yet: for many of our epoch’s greatest artists, the personal has always been political, and more than ever this enshrines visual art at the cultural centre....
December 31, 2022
FT Magazine
Inside the wild ‘Man vs Horse’ race that made a small Welsh town legend
...For Eros Adamides, 38, a blind runner who is racing for a second time with guide Sarah Tizzard, 50, the race has an added intensity. “You can hear the fitness of the horses,” he tells me....
July 7, 2023
Airlines
Airfares soar as Americans shrug off Covid and inflation to get away
...But “the industry is not deaf and blind to know that cost of living and rising inflation [are] a risk in terms of the industry recovery”....
May 14, 2022
FT Magazine
Flying car, anyone?
...Professor Volker Gollnick, director of Hamburg’s Institute of Air Transportation Systems, studied Lilium for Iceberg, the hedge fund....
January 12, 2023
FT Live
TNW Conference 2024 - The Next Web
Europe’s leading tech event for corporates, startups, investors and governments
Thursday, 20 JuneAmsterdam, Netherlands
HTSI
Wear yellow, for the good of your mood
...Wearing yellow is, admittedly, a bold move, but one that men have embraced at various points in fashion history, says Oriole Cullen, curator of modern textiles and fashion at the V&A....
September 20, 2021
Jackie Higgins
What the platypus could tell us about climate change
...Research has proved that, corrected for body weight, the peacock mantis shrimp punch is the most powerful known, but a scientist at the University of Queensland’s Brain Institute argues that its sight is...
October 23, 2021
FT MagazineSimon Kuper
Joe Biden needs a new playbook for a new age
...The US military therefore now serves three main purposes: a rationale for the state-funded defence industry; a need-blind stimulus programme for places with military bases; and a jobs and welfare programme...
January 14, 2021
From the apocalypse to the environment: the latest in gaming
Is gaming finally becoming accessible to disabled players?
...In 1994, the Sega Saturn required all games to have remappable buttons and hosted an “audiogame” for blind and visually impaired players called Real Sound: Kaze No Regret, an interactive radio drama with...
December 1, 2020
US politics & policy
Alabama senators approve near-total abortion ban
...Alabama already has some of the country's most restrictive abortion laws, according to the Guttmacher Institute, a non-profit organisation that focuses on reproductive health....
May 15, 2019
Coronavirus: free to read
Inside Trump’s coronavirus meltdown | Free to read
...That meant the CDC and Fauci’s National Institutes of Health were not on the same page....
May 14, 2020
News in-depthFT Data Crunch12 min
Crunched: US abortion law, what the numbers tell us
...So that is essentially, for all intents and purposes, a ban on abortion. Alabama there is trying to roll that right back from 24 weeks to one week....
June 20, 2019
Long Story Short
A selection of the FT’s biggest stories and best reads every Friday
...Alabama senators approved a near-total ban on abortion, a move aimed at overturning the Roe v Wade ruling that gave women the right to terminate pregnancies....
May 17, 2019
Theatre
Globe director Michelle Terry on untapped potential in Shakespeare’s great plays
...After Richard II in the Sam Wanamaker Playhouse, the 2019 season rolls through Henry IV, Parts 1 and 2 and Henry V on the big outdoor stage, and then returns to the SWP for an intimate staging of all three...
January 11, 2019
FT Live
The Global Boardroom: 8th Edition
FT journalists in conversation with leaders in business and government
Wednesday, 4 DecemberDigital Conference
FT SeriesMiami Art Week 2018
Outliers and American Vanguard Art at LACMA — cultural inclusivity
...Cooke, who was born in Australia and studied at the Courtauld Institute in London, was primarily a critic and academic before she was appointed curator of the Dia Art Foundation, New York, in 1991....
November 30, 2018
Special ReportFT Future 100 UK
FT Future 100 UK companies seek a bigger talent pool
...Active methods for enhancing diversity include using name- and university-blind application forms....
September 24, 2018
Special ReportModern Workplace: Disability
Assistive technology and smartphones solve disability problems
...Microsoft, for instance, has a chief accessibility officer in the form of Jenny Lay-Flurrie who is deaf....
May 10, 2018
Indian business & finance
Why start-ups are hiring India’s disabled workers
...So Mr Bolla tried universities in the US, receiving a clutch of offers and ultimately accepting a scholarship to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology....
January 24, 2018
News review: The most read stories of 2017
How the Bible Belt lost God and found Trump
...I went down to Alabama a few weeks ago and had a religious experience....
April 13, 2017
Jonathan MargolisJonathan Margolis
A crash course in technology for ageing and infirm bodies
...I went on an assignment to Cannock in Staffordshire in the UK, and then on to Huntsville in Alabama in the US, to write about two women, both in their eighties and housebound, who had become friends on the...
November 9, 2016
News in-depthThe Big Read
Harsh truths about fake news for Facebook, Google and Twitter
...Such calls may continue to fall on deaf ears....
November 21, 2016
Life & Arts
Red October: Russia’s road to revolution
...She quotes Yuly Martov, a Marxist colleague with whom he fell out, as accusing Lenin in 1904 of “petty, at times senseless, personal malice, amazing narcissism [and] blind, deaf, unfeeling fury”....
September 30, 2016
UK economy
Bank of England expected to keep its options open
...John Muellbauer, professor, Nuffield College and Institute for New Economic Thinking at the Oxford Martin School In the face of weaker growth, the MPC’s ‘flexible inflation targeting’ will try to support...
January 2, 2017
Autumn Statement
George Osborne’s Autumn Statement speech in full
...While here in London we’ll help the British Museum, the Science Museum, and the V&A move their collections out of storage and on display....
November 25, 2015

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