Students at the University of Michigan could make the difference on election day in a razor-close swing state
Member states are failing to show Beijing a united front over electric vehicles
International law is ambiguous about the fate of countries when sea levels rise
Also in today’s newsletter, Trump’s costly economic plan and anxious Europeans hoard savings
Sue Gray’s departure and reset shows PM is quick to adapt, but also suggests he may lack focus
Plus, China’s policy blitz, investors grab European equities, and Mica Ertegun’s collection
Also in this newsletter: How greener corporate car fleets could boost competitiveness and the climate goals
Carbon and Water cycle
Plus, earnings season steps up a gear as Wall Street banks report, Nobel Prizes are announced and Tesla launches Robotaxi
UK pressure groups
Read a selection of FT articles picked by our panel of teacher advisers
Business ownership
Monetary policy
Supply and demand
Power, places and networks
Security guarantees will have to underpin any peace deal where Russia retains control of Ukrainian land
Plus, the race to lead the IOC and Juve’s year of financial pain
The Middle East has claimed as many US presidential campaigns as it has given birth to
Industry leaders and country negotiators clash in London over how to place a cost on maritime emissions
Also in today’s newsletter, Texas Stock Exchange pledges tougher standards than New York rivals and have we passed peak obesity?
Conservative leadership hopefuls attack Labour and clash over decision, though there is a historical irony in all this
Also in this newsletter: European governments ramp up evacuations from Lebanon
Plus, Kamala Harris drums up support from Wall Street and Chinese biopharma companies consider asset sales as new US regulations loom
Ten topical questions to test your news nous
Also in this week’s newsletter: the apprenticeship levy and its failure to help the young into work
