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An ecological disaster is threatening parts of the Amazon as the Maduro regime seeks to exploit the country’s natural resources
Record numbers are leaving and companies report problems recruiting as the city’s pandemic measures and political crackdown bite
The protests looked as if they might sweep aside the former dictator and his allies but much of the old order could remain
Female entrepreneurs have been the backbone of the private economy, but new restrictions threaten their role
Beijing has signalled a more cautious approach amid warnings that several African countries could struggle to repay debts
Brexit hurt the financial centre but lack of political will is holding back Europe’s efforts to reduce its dependence on the UK
The delays created by the pandemic are likely to continue in 2022, say shipping industry experts
While Steve Jobs is considered a visionary leader, his successor has presided over an astonishing record in value creation
The crackdown on real estate ordered by Xi Jinping is putting growing pressure on local governments and many companies
For all the hype about hypersonic missiles, small, cheap drones are one of the most significant threats to American forces
With more than 270 people dying every day, authorities are under pressure to treat, rather than prosecute, users
Heavy workloads and long hours have led a growing number of associates to quit, despite high salaries
Companies such as BMW and Stellantis are resisting the rush into EVs, believing that the green revolution will be gradual
Visualisation has become increasingly important in the telling and the understanding of stories
Intransigence in Tehran and anxiety in Washington are raising fears that efforts to revive the accord could be derailed
With a tough election battle next year, the far-right president has turned to the establishment for salvation
Millions face starvation this winter after the withdrawal of foreign aid after the Islamist group took power
The FT’s Financial Literacy and Inclusion Campaign: Despite many obstacles, new arrivals have a record of entrepreneurship
Businesses exposed by pandemic shortages and shipping bottlenecks are being forced to rethink their operations
The new mayor will take office at a time when doubts about the future of the Big Apple are spiralling
A stunning by-election loss follows a series of crises that have damaged the prime minister’s claim to be a political winner
Known for its stability, a presidential election pitting a leftist against an ultraconservative has exposed serious divisions in the country
The controversial Tesla chief executive has triggered a historic shift in the auto industry towards electric vehicles
The ECB has sounded more dovish than most central banks. But rising prices and Covid are putting it under growing pressure
After the murder of George Floyd, lenders pledged to help communities of colour. But many are still struggling to get cheaper loans
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