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  • Sun, March 22, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Issa Brothers' Retail Empire Faces Financial Scrutiny

by: The Financial Times

Inflation Data Douses Rate Cut Hopes

  • Sun, March 8, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Global Trade Shifts: Protectionism and Resilience Rise

  • Sun, February 15, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Shell Embraces 'Amazon Effect' to Drive Renewable Energy Transformation

  • Thu, February 12, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

AMD Considers European Chip Factories Amid EU Incentives

  • Wed, February 11, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

UK Retail Sales Plunge, Sparking Economic Fears

  • Mon, February 9, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Bond Markets Plunge: Biggest Weekly Yield Drop Since 2019

  • Thu, January 22, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Stocks Surge on Positive Inflation Data

  • Fri, January 16, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

US Teeters on Brink of Default Amid Debt Ceiling Standoff

  • Fri, January 9, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Ukraine War: Russian Winter Offensive Fails to Gain Traction

  • Thu, January 8, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Ukraine Conflict Intensifies as War Nears 2-Year Mark

  • Sun, January 4, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

AI's Boom Relies on a Hidden Workforce: Data Labelers

  • Fri, January 2, 2026 •

by: The Financial Times

Biden and McCarthy Close to US Debt Ceiling Deal Amidst Crisis

  • Tue, November 25, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

UK Inflation Falls to 2% - First Sub-2% Reading in 12 Months

  • Mon, November 24, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

UK Inflation Sticks Above Target as Treasury Warns of Rising Recession Risk

  • Sun, November 2, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

Wharton tops FT ranking of business schools with impact

  • Wed, October 1, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

David Lammy on the fight for democracy

  • Mon, September 8, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

Norway's centre-left parties set to retain power after elections

by: The Financial Times

Political instability jolts Japan

  • Fri, September 5, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

UK politics live: Lammy to become deputy PM and Cooper foreign secretary

  • Tue, August 5, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

Friend-Shoring Reshapes Global Trade: A New Era Begins

Government has a duty to publish consistent crime data and to explain what it means
  • Sun, May 11, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

What students should know about UK and US politics

Read a selection of FT articles on parties, voting and interest groups picked by our teacher advisers
  • Sat, May 10, 2025 •

by: The Financial Times

What students should know about UK and US government

Read a selection of FT articles on parties, voting and interest groups picked by our teacher advisers
  • Tue, December 17, 2024 •

by: The Financial Times

Poland auctions butter reserve as soaring prices spread to politics

Government's strategic reserves agency to sell 1,000 tonnes in frozen 25kg blocks of unsalted milk-based spread

by: The Financial Times

German frontrunner Friedrich Merz faces row over unfunded tax cuts

Opposition CDU and governing SPD offer starkly competing visions as they prepare to unveil election manifestos
  • Sun, December 15, 2024 •

by: The Financial Times

Restitution, wrangling and renewal in Benin

The soldiers, disappointed not to find any of the kingdom's legendary treasure, raised a French flag and drank Béhanzin's gin. Some hours later, they started digging in one of the palaces. A cache of royal objects was revealed: sceptres, statues and ornately sculpted doors.
  • Fri, December 13, 2024 •

by: The Financial Times

South African politician Helen Zille: 'The ANC has to come apart'

The Democratic Alliance chair on governing in coalition, battling corruption under Jacob Zuma — and the trouble with 'everything must fall'
  • Thu, December 12, 2024 •

by: The Financial Times

Keir Starmer and the Cummings consensus

The Tories fell short of their rhetoric — if the PM is following their path, he needs to learn why reform has failed in the past
  • Mon, December 9, 2024 •

by: The Financial Times

Politics class: Keir Starmer to take aim at Whitehall with new UK 'mission' targets

Both examination boards require Politics students to make an in-depth study of two Prime Ministers, one from 1945-97 and one since 1997. You are asked to assess their ability to control events and policy. If you choose Keir Starmer as your post-1997 example, you need to start collecting material and reflecting on his performance.
  • Thu, December 5, 2024 •

by: The Financial Times

FirstFT: Emmanuel Macron to speak after French government collapses