Who pays if Donald Trump goes ahead with new tariffs?
US consumers face the possibility of higher prices for popular goods such as tomatoes, avocados and tequila if Trump’s decision to impose tariffs on imports from China, Mexico and Canada goes ahead. https://on.ft.com/3ECiWlg
Tracking Trump's America
📌 As Donald Trump threatens a trade war, bookmark the FT’s new Trump tracker for the latest data on how his policies are affecting trade, tariffs and the US economy https://on.ft.com/4hw3HsP
Are you ready to go electric? By 2030 the UK government wants 80% of new cars to be EVs. These are the changes needed to accelerate the transition: ig.ft.com/uk-electric-vehicles
Donald Trump sworn in as 47th president of the United States
Donald Trump has been sworn in as the 47th president of the United States, saying in his inauguration speech that, 'The journey to reclaim our republic has not been an easy one.'
Follow live updates: https://on.ft.com/3EcM9mC
How Israel erased a town of 200,000 people in Gaza
So relentless has been Israel’s assault, and so complete the destruction in northern Gaza that a former Israeli defence minister described the military’s actions there as ‘ethnic cleansing’. Here's how the Israeli military erased a town of 200,000 people in the decimated strip. on.ft.com/3DTS14e
Los Angeles was braced for near 'hurricane force' winds on Monday that weather forecasters said could fan the devastating wildfires that have swept across southern California over the past week https://on.ft.com/4h3SNtM
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces resignation
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced he is resigning after almost a decade in power, following weeks of speculation over his political future. https://on.ft.com/4fKW3t2
'Ten years ago, you would never see a Danish wine on the list,' says Paul Robineau, executive head sommelier for the Taillevent group. 'But, with the climate changing, Denmark is on its way to make great wines.'
Here's how climate change is redrawing Europe’s wine map: https://on.ft.com/4fAgk4o
The October floods in Valencia were of a magnitude expected only once every 3,000-5,000 years, and claimed the lives of over 200 people.
Political leaders, on the day and over the decades, failed to pay attention to the warning signs — or issue them as the waters surged. https://on.ft.com/3DFuF1W
Lars Windhorst, a racy financier with nine lives, gives his own account of some of his biggest scandals – from earning a criminal conviction to being blamed for instigating a smear campaign against a football club boss. We ask the question: where did all the money go? https://on.ft.com/3P3j67y
How an increasingly close trade relationship between China and Mexico is causing concern in Washington. https://on.ft.com/3ZR6oyJ
Russia is using civilians as ‘target practice’ for killer drones. There have been more than 9,500 attacks in Kherson as Moscow attempts to drive residents out of the city https://on.ft.com/4igYlm3
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