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How Putin, early in his presidency, tried to destroy Russia’s richest man

Reporting on the great Beijing watermelon heist of 1987

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A liberal couple move to Maga country in a preposterous thriller/drama that may be the unintentional comedy of the year

From Bond to Bill & Ted’s ‘Godot’, heists to White House home improvements: 40 questions to test your knowledge of 2025

Jay Rayner goes all in with a glorious menu of multi-day dishes, including his cassoulet recipe

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Three recipes, and a whole new framework for cold-weather cooking

FT charity expands financial literacy programme to Indian vocational schools

Supply chain shortages drive developers to use smaller and less efficient power sources to fuel AI power demand

If semaglutide can shrink a human waistline, why not a canine or feline one?

In spite of efforts to bring it into the mainstream, the cryptocurrency remains one step removed from money

Free health care for illegals? Not so fast.

Italy and Spain shake off ‘periphery’ tag as borrowing premiums hit 16-year low  Financial Times

From Naoshima to New Mexico, our writers discovered minimalist museums, a revelatory monastery — and an exploding octopus

Even the stress of moving house is ‘content’ now as removal companies increasingly seek partners for ‘authentic’ social media stories

Iranian shrubs are woefully under-appreciated as DIY winter drinks

Eager for a new start in 2026? The ancient religion of Shugendō promises fresh perspectives (sometimes literally)

It’s the season of male vulnerability, 10-bed mansions and a ‘fantasy of goodwill’

Centuries of the subtle craft of measurement have given way to gadgets that spew numbers

Sponsorships and collaborations soar even as industry slowdown spurs renewed focus on wealthiest customers

Companies including Marriott and Hilton push to improve perks and get more direct bookings

Rome and Madrid rewarded by investors for cutting deficits, while France and Germany look to borrow more

Jane Newman says it's been easy to meet new people in Seoul, including through a fan group for a Korean actor she likes.