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Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, Thursday 26 January
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Lockheed Martin has said it is ready to meet demand for its F-16 fighter jets, but the US and Germany have ruled out sending them to Ukraine
Bankers at Morgan Stanley who have been conducting official business on WhatsApp or other messaging platforms have been hit with financial penalties
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The Financial Times is making key Ukraine coverage free to read to keep everyone informed as events unfold.
Breaking news: The EU has warned Elon Musk that Twitter could be banned in Europe unless the billionaire abides by its strict rules on content moderation
Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelenskyy is the FT’s person of the year 2022. The 44-year-old has earnt a place in history for his extraordinary display of leadership and fortitude
Donald Trump’s debt totals at least $1.1bn. Should he win re-election, about $900m of it will come due during his second term
FT Exclusive: UK ministers blocked a possible deal to call off this month’s rail strikes by preventing the industry from offering unions higher pay deals and adding tough new conditions at the last minute
Jamil Anderlini: If societal breakdown can happen in Hong Kong, it can happen anywhere. And it will take decades to build it back up
After the Taliban entered Kabul, business owners took down pictures of women from beauty salons, tailor shops and plastic surgery centres for fear of being punished by the militants. Some TV channels replaced soap operas with Islamic shows
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