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Ghana has long been considered a success story and a model for African development. But now that reputation lies in ruins due to overspending while debt was cheap on.ft.com/3M8Fzhg
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Cash-strapped Novavax urges governments to honour Covid jab deals, as the former high-flying vaccine maker seeks to adapt to a post-pandemic landscape
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Good morning, New York. While you were sleeping, this was our most read story
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Economists and policymakers are bracing for a long and rocky road back to the Fed's 2% inflation target, even as early signs of relief emerge following the worst shock in decades ft.com/content/6e229e w/
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Opinion: Britain and France have more in common than either does with a third country on.ft.com/3M74GkC
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More than a decade after bailouts and austerity measures pulled Greece from the brink of bankruptcy and a eurozone exit, the country has rebounded on.ft.com/41DXsur
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How would South Africa have transported arms to Russia? The FT has reconstructed the five-month journey that Washington says was used to secretly transport weapons sought by Moscow: on.ft.com/42EJSIy
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In the UK, the price of sliced white bread has risen 29% in the past year. Those already relying on the cheapest staples have nowhere to run, says
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Breaking news: UK holiday resort group Center Parcs has been put up for sale, in a deal that will test investors’ willingness to bet on an economy hit by high inflation and rising interest rates on.ft.com/3pF3kWO
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With nearly all the ballot boxes opened, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan was within less than 1 percentage point of the 50% mark needed to win Turkey’s latest presidential election
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Opinion: Resistance against acronyms is futile, writes the FT's . Instead, enjoy the best of them
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M-Kopa's CEO says the funds will allow the company to acquire up to 100,000 new customers a month
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US miner Newmont will acquire Newcrest Mining with an offer of 0.4 shares for every one in the Australian group, subject to a shareholder vote and regulatory approval
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Global demand for the metal is expected to surge 28% this year to 8.2mn ounces on strong industrial consumption and increasing use of the metal in car catalytic converters
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A dearth of flotations and subdued activity across London’s capital markets have triggered several deals, including the £43mn merger of brokers Cenkos and FinnCap in March
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Almost half the companies on the UK’s FTSE 350 index do not have a publicly available code of ethics, fuelling concern that staff will not feel safe sounding the alarm over misconduct
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The deal will create one of the biggest oil and gas infrastructure companies in North America as consolidation in the hydrocarbon business gains pace
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Investors are seeking a haven from weakness in the Chinese economy and better returns than those offered by the country’s government bond market
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If it ain’t got that swing: three of Hong Kong’s top golf courses
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Shares jump in Chinese state enterprises as investors seek high yield
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Oneok to buy Magellan Midstream in $19bn US pipeline deal
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Chinese tech entrepreneurs go on global offensive
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Hello, Asia. While you were sleeping, this was our most read story
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Thailand pro-democracy opposition parties take big lead in election polling
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Live news: South Korean exports expected to notch longest contraction in 3 years
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Unknown Rembrandt portraits unearthed after 200 years
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Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, Monday 15 May on.ft.com/3LYeYDI
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Sheida Soleimani’s art does something that is beautiful and hard: pieces together layers of a family history you can never fully know.
Her parents escaped from Iran, went into hiding, hired smugglers, were imprisoned. She’s now collaborating with them to tell their story.
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Argentina plans emergency economic measures to avoid big devaluation
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Biden official says border crossings down by half since Covid rule expired
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. speaks with artist Sheida Soleimani, who grew up in the US hearing stories of her parents’ escape from Iran: her father spent years in hiding, her mother was put in solitary confinement. Now, her art tells their story.
Listen here 🎧 on.ft.com/3BkJnXP
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Chris Levine’s portrait of Elton John celebrates a stellar career and a philanthropic partnership:
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'I made it abundantly clear what I felt about migrant workers in Qatar.'
Footballer turned pundit, property developer, political activist and hotelier Gary Neville talks politics, football club ownership and chips, over steak tartare at Lunch with the FT
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Zelenskyy praises Germany’s €2.7bn military aid pledge to Ukraine
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Tiger Global looks to cash in part of $40bn portfolio of private companies
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OpenAI’s Sam Altman nears $100mn funding for Worldcoin crypto project
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