
Sturgeon battles to keep Scotland in the EU
Scottish voters emphatically backed the campaign for the UK to remain in the EU and are deeply dismayed at the prospect of being force to leave. Nicola Sturgeon, Scotland's first minister, has launch...
29 Jun 20162min

Migration: a historical perspective
An exhibition at London’s British Museum this summer tells the story of Sicily, showing how successive waves of conquest and settlement from northern Europe, Africa and the Middle East shaped the Medi...
29 Jun 201615min

Spain’s political establishment strikes back
Spain’s second election in six months has delivered a surprisingly clear victory to Mariano Rajoy, the veteran prime minister, whose conservative Popular party won 33 per cent of the vote. However, he...
28 Jun 20167min

What future for the City of London post Brexit?
International banks have used London as a pivot into the European single market, but are likely to lose these so-called "passporting" rights to operate in the EU once Britain is no longer a member. Pa...
28 Jun 20167min

Which companies are worst hit by Brexit shockwaves?
Britain's political parties are in disarray after last week's vote to leave the European Union, and this has been accompanied by market turmoil and a steep slide in sterling. But what is the impact of...
27 Jun 20165min

Expat reaction to Brexit
British expats and others from Dubai to New York voice their feelings about the EU referendum results. Visit FT.com/Brexit for more. Contributions from Patrick McGee in Frankfurt, Adam Thomson in Pari...
24 Jun 20164min

Elon Musk makes ambitious bid to dominate solar power
The Tesla boss wants to create a trillion-dollar company by piecing together his different businesses to make a sustainable energy conglomerate. Ravi Mattu asks Richard Waters, the FT's West Coast ed...
23 Jun 20168min

Brazil's 'other' corruption probe
In the shadows of the Lava Jato probe into graft activity at state oil company Petrobras, prosecutors in Brazil are tackling another corruption investigation that could implicate dozens of Brazilian c...
22 Jun 20169min



















