Новости за 18.01.2026

Democratic mayor and governor made subject to federal probes amid protests in Minnesota over killing of Renee Good

Europe could also threaten to restrict US companies’ market access in run-up to crunch talks at Davos

Plus, Japan’s prime minister to reveal election date, IMF updates on growth, and Netflix and Rio Tinto report earnings

US refuses to back down in the face of outrage among its allies over plan to acquire Danish territory

Aggressive US rhetoric over Greenland demands a change in strategy by the EU and UK, officials say

Successful companies collaborate with partners instead of waiting for universal buy-in — economies need to do the same

Advance in northern Syria marks dramatic escalation of clashes between government and militia

Eight targeted European nations warn Washington that it risks a ‘dangerous downward spiral’

By capitulating again, the EU and UK would signal that we are now irrevocably in a might-makes-right world

BlackRock chief aims to make World Economic Forum central to global conversation

Market Questions is the FT’s guide to the week ahead

Pharmaceutical companies seek to make up any lost revenue after striking deals with Donald Trump to lower costs in US

Habits around money start early, so teaching children about it should as well

Energy abundance, open-source models and manufacturing strengths will push Beijing into first place

United political front reflects potential danger to British exports and fragile economic growth

Kemi Badenoch’s Tories have to learn to like Britain again

Industry veteran says disparity in capital will define next big sports rights cycle

Silicon Valley investor to write first cheque for AI start-up after recent leadership overhaul

Spending on Xi Jinping’s signature overseas investment project hit a record in 2025, new research shows

We are less tolerant of machine-related errors than human ones

World’s biggest fund manager says Europe, Middle East and Africa is rapidly shifting into private assets

In the US, barriers to exit are anathema to those who believe markets should prevail — but flexibility comes at a price

Lobbyists want to see legislation passed while Republicans still have control of Congress

Latvijas Banka governor and ECB policymaker urges policymakers to prepare financial system for direct military attack

Scars of a crackdown, which have brought anti-regime demonstrations to an end for now, are visible across Iran’s capital