Your reporting on the securitisation of music rights (“Flea market: Warner-Bain venture in $300mn play for Red Hot Chili Peppers’ back catalogue”, Report, July 2) captured the financial ingenuity ...

David Pilling’s ode to Kenya’s Gen Z (“Why young Kenyans are so angry”, Opinion, August 11) describes Kenya’s economy as “in many ways, one of Africa’s most successful”. But that leaves the principal ...

Publishing the piece “Baltic states know Russian occupation is never temporary” on the eve of the meeting in Alaska to discuss a ceasefire in Ukraine ( Opinion, August 14), penned by the foreign ...

Without alignment between regulators, investors and policymakers, today’s nuclear “boom” risks becoming another missed opportunity in America’s energy story, one we cannot afford in the AI era.

Also in today’s newsletter, Japan’s bomb shelter upgrade, and China steps up tax crackdown on overseas investments ...

Protesters demanding Israeli’s government agree a deal to free hostages held by Hamas in Gaza launched a national “day of stoppage”, staging demonstrations and blocking roads across the country.

European leaders will join Ukrainian president in US as he comes under pressure to concede territory to Moscow ...

Bankers gather in Wyoming, European heads fly to Washington for vital Ukraine war peace talks, big box retailers report ...

Home secretary Yvette Cooper has mounted a fresh defence of the UK government’s decision to ban Palestine Action, as more people prepare to appear in court charged with supporting the proscribed ...

Undoing some of the damage done in Anchorage will be not be an easy task. But Zelenskyy will have learned from the last ...

Wildfires have triggered the largest ever deployment of the European Union firefighting force, Spain’s prime minister said, as the country prepares to battle blazes tearing across several regions in ...

Measuring and ranking countries’ efforts to protect animal and plant life will incentivise us to achieve a better future ...