New documentaries by Robert Petit and Gianfranco Rosi bring the wonder — and horror — of the subterranean world to the screen ...

Ahead of a long overdue London show, the artist on her energetic process, returning to her homeland, and becoming a maker of ...

But my focus is on Lebanon not only because I’m Lebanese but because the genesis of today’s conflagration lies in 1980s ...

The Ukrainian director’s ‘Two Prosecutors’ depicts a 1937 fight for justice but, he says, its relevance to today is all too clear ...

Iranians queue to get hold of highest-ever denomination bills as US-Israeli strikes fuel demand for hard currency ...

Take part in a live Q&A with FT Innovation Editor John Thornhill and EU correspondent Barbara Moens, on Thursday March 26 at 1pm GMT ...

Japan’s bullet train operators are launching high-speed cargo services in a sign of how labour shortages and dwindling passenger numbers are reshaping the economy. JR East, which runs three high-speed ...

Taiwan is concerned that the Iran war is depleting stocks of long-range cruise missiles that would be vital for the US to help defeat any Chinese invasion, making the country more vulnerable. The US ...

An Amazon-backed small modular nuclear reactor company is filing for an initial public offering amid rising investor interest in nuclear energy. X-energy submitted a draft registration statement to ...

William Clayton’s concerns regarding private market investment in 401(k) retirement savings accounts are misplaced (On Wall Street, FT Weekend, March 7). He dismisses potential benefits to everyday ...

Stanisław Lem’s farsighted 1964 science fiction novel The Invincible presciently explored some of the “truly horrific” ways in which autonomous intelligent weaponry, once unleashed, might evolve ...

Henry Mance describes the fondness of the English for sending children away from home at an early age, and gives this practice a start date around the time of the publication of Tom Brown’s School ...