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Your guide to a disrupted world
One teacher also among the victims of 18-year-old suspect killed in incident
Japan condemns joint exercise as ‘provocative’ and ‘unacceptable’
Prosecutors say commodities trader approved millions of dollars in corrupt payments for oil access in Africa
Ex-president endorsed rival but Governor Brian Kemp has comfortable lead in polls
Nasdaq sinks after Snap warning fuels further drop in tech sector
Implosion of cryptocurrency offering 20% yield makes developer Do Kwon ‘the most hated man in Korea’
US oil supermajor recommends three Engine No. 1-picked directors stay on its board
Healthcare litigation group MSP Recovery had claimed a $33bn valuation despite losses
Hungary’s premier will announce measures to be adopted on Wednesday
Rental company abandons push to compete in local market and shifts focus to overseas trips
Rishi Sunak rushes to draw up emergency package to help offset spiralling domestic fuel bills
Central bank warns market is becoming more complex and interconnected with mainstream finance
Implementation of agreement will not happen until 2024 at the earliest, says secretary-general
European health experts react to biggest surge of disease outside west and central Africa
Proposals at this week’s AGM will be test of leadership for new chief Andy Jassy
Former Ethiopian minister faces difficult task of rebuilding trust in the global health body
French luxury house says demand remains resilient in markets such as the US
Amin Nasser tells FT the west needs to continue investing in oil and gas until renewables can address disruptions
Leaders are at odds over the question of just how crushing a Russian defeat should be
Social media company’s shares plunge after it says conditions have ‘deteriorated further and faster than anticipated’
Scenery and prestigious schools are luring homebuyers to an idyllic corner of south-west England — with prices rising fast
France was the first country to give employees the right to digitally disconnect from work. Now the idea is being taken up across Europe
Debt sold at top of market by groups such as Peloton and Spotify is hit by rising rates and sinking equities
The horror . . . the horror
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