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Financial Times@FinancialTimes·19 de out.
It would be a major upset if a candidate from a small party won the contest for Nigeria’s presidency, given the strength of the country’s established political parties. But Peter Obi might do just that after exciting parts of a disillusioned electorate on.ft.com/3eFm8A6
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·19 de out.
The economic costs of Brexit were masked by the Covid-19 pandemic and the war in Ukraine. But six years after the UK voted to leave the EU, the Brexit effect has become clear. In this film, we examine how Brexit hit the UK economy on.ft.com/3eFPwq1
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·31 de ago.
When Dr David Strain encountered a 64-year-old patient on his ward round, the British geriatrician had a bleak epiphany. Less than six months earlier he had treated the man for Covid-19. Now, the man's deterioration was painful to witness on.ft.com/3pZjdo4
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·1 de abr.
Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich arranged to have a private meeting with President Vladimir Putin the day Ukraine was invaded. According to two people with knowledge of the discussion, Abramovich made a strong case to end the war. Here’s the story: on.ft.com/3wXHD67
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·11 de fev.
Imagine a low, droning sound, with no discernible source. It grows louder. It makes you anxious until you cannot sleep. It grows louder. It rattles your eyes, your skull, your teeth. It grows louder. Read all about the mystery known as ‘the Hum’ on.ft.com/3oJxdC9
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·4 de jan.
Medical experts are calling long Covid a public health crisis, with more than 100m estimated to be suffering from the disease worldwide. Why do some people have symptoms months after infection? Bookmark this explainer 🔖 on.ft.com/3FWnQ8B
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·15 de dez.
A new interview with Elon Musk, named FT person of the year. While building a market for electric vehicles almost single-handedly, he has also fought off bankruptcy, waged a battle with Wall Street short sellers and started spats with regulators on.ft.com/321pyqb
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·1 de nov.
How liveable will earth be in 2070? Up to a third of the projected global population of 9bn could be exposed to temperatures on a par with the hottest parts of the Sahara, according to research by scientists from China, US and Europe on.ft.com/3BEyaiC
Financial Times@FinancialTimes·28 de out.
COP26, the climate summit in Glasgow, is rapidly approaching. We looked at the top 5 countries, emitting the most emissions and the pledges they’re bringing to the world stage: on.ft.com/3Bpsf0T 🇨🇳 China 🇺🇸 US 🇮🇳 India 🇷🇺 Russia 🇮🇩 Indonesia