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Negotiators confident of bipartisan agreement this week but public transport spending a sticking point
Medical adviser Fauci says country ‘going in wrong direction’ as cases rise and jab rate stalls
Cases could reach 100,000 a day by September if they continue to rise at current rate, says chief of staff
Islamist insurgents seize border posts as US military says withdrawal is 95% complete
Valdis Dombrovskis ready to look at ‘other possible solutions’ to tariffs dispute
Marathon negotiations end with split on phasing out coal and ending fossil fuel subsidies
Debate over right moment to start ‘tapering’ $120bn of asset purchases will intensify this week
Hamstrung by differences but determined to keep Netanyahu out, Naftali Bennett’s new government proves resilient
Prime minister hopes to galvanise voters by conflating dispute over new law with delays to €1bn in EU funds
As she begins her quest for gold, the Japanese tennis star is completing an almost decade-long journey
Army captain was inspired by leftwing ideology of African independence leaders he was sent to fight
UK targets China nuclear power co-operation, Brexit wine import easing, Credit Suisse settles spying case
The country has become one of the leading producers of foodstuffs, but traditional manufacturing is in steep decline
A revival of the Obama-era Build America bonds would raise funds with less taxes
Stimulus has fired up price of assets held by top earners, says UBS
It might not be the most bike-friendly of cities, but the Italian capital does have its fair share of gorgeous — and safe — routes
US, Russia take differing approaches when it comes to Cuba’s protests and military crackdown
Researchers in low-income countries want more focus on basic literacy and numeracy
Independent providers lambast competition from investment bank rivals
Smaller rivals to incumbent BT have attracted billions from investors but must now deliver
Broadening the definition of ‘public interest entities’ will hinder growth, warns James Wates
Government accused of handing ‘unfair’ advantage to UK-based producers through loophole
Change in stance follows worsening of relations between London and Beijing
Start-ups using artificial intelligence will find themselves at the sharp end of new rules
Sajid Javid apologises for telling people not to ‘cower’ from the virus
A stack of earnings calls from Silicon Valley, lift off for Ariane 5 and a deadline for AstraZeneca
Maximalist demands obscure reasonable options for improving the Brexit deal
Traders had warned decision by London to maintain EU requirement after leaving bloc would cause lasting damage
Vaccine hesitancy and soaring rates leave the under-30s vulnerable to Covid-19
Unite members have choice of two hard-left candidates and a Starmer-friendly moderate in ‘game-changer’ election
Large, diversified CDC funds will allow generations to protect each other
The next government will face demands to do more on climate change and economic modernisation
Japanese group’s heavy investments in Chinese tech have left it exposed to a regulatory crackdown
Joe Biden has preserved as well as ditched Donald Trump's foreign policy
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Day 2: Hosts start to pick up hardware, Australia sets a swimming record and early tennis exits
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