Restrictions announced by Rome and Madrid follow surge in coronavirus cases
Win for the Democrats could leave Boris Johnson scrambling to rebuild ‘special relationship’
Supermarkets in Kuwait and Qatar pull produce from shelves in protest at French clampdown on Islamism
Stowaways reported to threaten crew after Greek-owned vessel ‘zigzags’ off Isle of Wight
Americans will need the support of other democracies if results are not immediately clear
Victory for Harris County clerk is rare win in state accused of suppressing turnout
US vice-president to continue campaigning despite close contact with infected colleagues
Increase in new coronavirus infections threatens to overwhelm hospitals
Consolidation in North America’s battered oil and gas sector is gathering speed
Basel regulations are not relevant for China’s phase of development, says Alibaba founder
State-backed bank BPI launches innovative fund amid debate over suitability of illiquid strategies for general public
Will shifting demographics and anti-Trump energy be enough to reverse the state’s long Republican dominance?
One of the great wonders of the natural world is still there to inspire us
Exclusive extracts from the memoir of the FT’s former editor — from Tony Blair’s tips to a showdown with Philip Green
Leopoldo López had been holed up at Spanish ambassador’s residence after a failed uprising
Aide to vice-president tests positive amid large increase in hospitalisations
Voting experts says fraud barely exists but activist groups are recruiting thousands of volunteers
Decrease in viewing figures comes as polls show fewer undecided voters than at 2016 election
Google, Apple and other Silicon Valley groups have a history of teaming up to lock in market dominance
A standoff between Westminster and Manchester, plus the chancellor's latest plan to save jobs
The Chinese dissident artist on what makes a powerful protest
Commenters discuss how they think the virus has been handled and share how they have been affected
With broad political support, antitrust action could lay the groundwork for more cases against tech
This week in the business of sport: Manchester United’s sponsorship troubles spell danger for sports, Arsène Wenger warns FT columnist Simon Kuper about football’s information overload, and more.
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Countries targeted by Trump have seen their currencies strengthen in recent weeks
Re-emergence of payment-in-kind bonds a sign of ‘frothy’ markets
In our series on new research, a Ceibs professor looks at big names innovating through partnerships
Hype around the GPT-3 language model underlines why leaders must know the right questions to ask
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