Olivia Renshaw
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Fossil fuel assets are not on such a slippery slope
Simon Mundy reports that fossil fuel assets could suffer “painful” writedowns “if governments reach their official climate commitments” (Moral Money, March 7). This is a
Ireland has a net benefit as we approach World Cup
John Devlin (“An Irish football fan spies a Brexit dividend”, Letters, March 5) notes that 160,000 people in England and Wales have obtained Irish passports
Criticism of financial deregulation is justified
Creeping financial deregulation leads to crises. Criticism of financial deregulation as envisaged by the Trump administration is to the point (“Is America heading for new
Amazon rainforest cut down to make way for four-lane motorway to COP 30
The road to a greener future is paved with felled trees Source link
US regulator backtracks on request to delay Amazon Prime trial
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China steels itself for Trump turmoil with ‘DeepSeek’ congress
For close watchers of Chinese politics, the country’s annual parliamentary meeting this year sent an important message: Beijing plans to boost investment in high technology,
Investors fly in as New Zealand pitches itself as ‘safe haven’
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. New Zealand has long welcomed
Cuts to energy projects would be shortsighted
I was concerned to read your article “UK Treasury eyes spending cuts at GB Energy in blow to Ed Miliband” (Report, March 7). Cutting investment
A response to Trump’s tariffs that helps Europe
Martin Sandbu (Opinion, March 10) is absolutely right in arguing that Germany’s structural change in favour of more investment “may help reorient the EU’s export