Make sense of a disrupted world
Japanese group prepares financing package for property group
Move comes after Trump orders withdrawal of all US troops
Officials say Monday’s talks offer ‘one last chance’ to solve question of Irish border
Chelsea development generated large profits for investment fund of UK-based financier
Facebook seeks to rally support for digital currency as more partners jump ship
Measures taken by the European Central Bank since the crisis were bold and necessary
WeWork’s failed listing and weak investment banking likely to weigh in third quarter
Family groups press for less bureaucracy and lower taxes to boost competitiveness
Conservative-nationalist party on course for slender majority
Scheme is one of several ideas being considered as part of sustainability drive
First serious challenge to Hungarian premier’s increasing power over public institutions
South Korea accused of seeking to turn 2020 games into new front in wartime labour dispute
Maduro regime has gained upper hand in its battle with opposition leader Juan Guaidó
Canadian politicians reluctant to alienate key francophone voters ahead of elections
Tim Cook denies kowtowing to Beijing over app used by Hong Kong protesters to track police
Ex-US ambassador testifies in impeachment inquiry that ‘false claims’ led to her removal
The share price has halved and reputations are at stake amid intrigue in Zurich
UK prime minister Boris Johnson gears up for what could be a historic week for Brexit
After months of stalemate, a surprise in talks between Boris Johnson and Leo Varadkar
The country’s political and business elite is being targeted in a drive that some fear could be exploited to suppress reform
Innovative start-ups are defying region’s economic and geopolitical challenges
A tweet over the Hong Kong protests has thrust basketball into a fight over trade and internet freedom
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Overseas fund managers snap up more than £100bn of gilts since EU referendum
Wider use of technology to screen travellers raises privacy and safety concerns
Social engineering becomes more sophisticated in convincing victims to co-operate
Internet-connected devices using fifth-generation mobile networks offer prime targets for criminals
