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Get free updates Register easily Chinese politics and policy myFT Digest — delivered straight to your inbox. Acknowledging the pressure on the 1.4 billion people, Chinese President Xi Jinping emphasized support for the vulnerable elderly and youth in his New…

By Elisa Anzoline, Emilio Parodi and Silvia Ognibene MILAN (Reuters) – Manufactures Dior, the manufacturing arm of LVMH-owned Dior in Italy, relies on regular inspections to assess operational and safety standards in its supply chain. In some cases, such certifications…

Open the editor’s digest for free FT editor Rula Khalaf picks her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter. Consider yourself a British political junkie? In the year Are you sure you’ve been paying attention to Westminster throughout 2024? Test your…

Germany’s preschools are in trouble, with staff shortages wreaking havoc on parents’ lives, hurting the country’s productivity and putting children’s futures at risk. A shortage of skilled childcare workers in the EU’s largest economy is leading to overcrowding in childcare…

According to secret files seen by the Financial Times from 2013-2014, the Russian military has drawn up detailed target lists for potential wars with Japan and South Korea, including nuclear power plants and other civilian infrastructure. Strike plans, included in…

Get free updates Register easily Accounting myFT Digest — delivered straight to your inbox. Barry Melancon, dubbed “the most important person in accounting” by his professional body in the US for 30 years, has issued a stern warning that his…

Open the editor’s digest for free FT editor Rula Khalaf picks her favorite stories in this weekly newsletter. Hungary is set to permanently lose access to more than €1 billion in EU funding on January 1, as a standoff between…

Get free updates Register easily Travel and leisure industry myFT Digest — delivered straight to your inbox. New Year’s Eve attendees will be the last to rock the dance floor at the Watergate Club, hosting 2025 in a 35-hour event.…

According to a Financial Times poll of 72 economists, the two biggest risks facing the Eurozone economy in 2025 are a global trade war and possible regional political paralysis. After returning to the White House on January 20, US President-elect…

Investing.com– Most Asian currencies fell on Tuesday and are headed for annual losses as the dollar remained strong into 2025 while China’s yuan weakened after data that the country’s factory activity expanded at a slower pace. In Asian trade, it…