The contest for resources between the US and China will continue after the president is gone and affect us all
Despite strong headline growth numbers, the country is slipping from the global spotlight
Hotel and golf development mark first time US president’s family business has partnered with kingdom’s wealth fund
Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead
Six Flags Qiddiya City is welcome arrival for country’s rulers after multiple setbacks to grand infrastructure schemes
Chief executive Vincent Clerc says other nations will object if they do not get decarbonisation ‘upside’
Groups including Reliance stand to benefit as they seek low-cost alternative to sanctioned Russian supply
Naver targets countries reluctant to use American and Chinese cloud systems out of security concerns
Buenos Aires hands back $2.5bn it drew under swap line ahead of pivotal election in October
Bolívar has fallen nearly 20% on black market, after US capture of President Maduro
Pre-planned ‘Brics Plus’ exercises follow surge in tensions over US military operations in Venezuela and Atlantic
Emirates’ fear of Islamist radicalisation weighs on exclusion of British universities from scholarships
Kyiv confirms projectile flying up to 13,000km an hour hit infrastructure near western city of Lviv
MiniMax joins wave of technology companies in China going public
The three newly listed makers of semiconductors are lossmaking, and none has sales worth more than a tenth of their bigger rival
Maduro’s capture leaves Putin’s costly plans to build an anti-US bulwark in Latin America in tatters
Mexico, Middle East and parts of Europe are among the top markets, data shows
Also in this newsletter: X’s Grok runs afoul of Indian authorities
Asean countries should build on their durability with domestic and trade reforms
Russia’s foreign ministry accuses Washington of lowering ‘threshold for use of force’
Go behind the propaganda, and the intensifying strain is evident
Rift deepens between the two regional powerhouses
Chinese producers fear similar US intervention in Iran would disrupt access to discounted crude supplies
From street paramilitaries to Colombian insurgents, Venezuela is teeming with men with guns
Critics say currency is undervalued and being used to subsidise Chinese exports
