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The top story for the Financial Times is on the latest tension between Ukraine and Russia. The FT reports on the “dismay” in Ukraine after US President Joe Biden suggested the West might react with a weaker response if Russia launched a “minor incursion”. Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky hit back saying “there are no minor incursion”. The White House later issued a statement to play down Mr Biden’s comments and harden its warning to Russia, the FT adds.

Financial Times Front Page 26th of March 2026

Western officials report a major European power has sent drones, medicines and food to Iran, the first clear sign of military support. The shipments deepen ties and could expand Iran’s capabilities. Tehran denies related claims about contacts over a previous US deal.

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Financial Times Front Page 25th of March 2026

VW is considering a move into defence manufacturing via a partnership with Israel’s Rafael, repurposing a struggling Lower Saxony plant to protect thousands of jobs. The tie-up would supply European buyers with air-defence components, subject to political sign-off and board approval.

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Financial Times Front Page 24th of March 2026

Trump promotes a diplomatic path to end the Middle East crisis, calling off planned military action against Iran’s energy facilities. Oil prices fell as markets stabilised. Tehran says no talks have occurred with Washington, while the Pentagon positions additional forces in the region.

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Financial Times Front Page 23rd of March 2026

Trump has escalated pressure on Tehran, warning of action against energy facilities if traffic through the Strait of Hormuz remains blocked. Tehran threatened reciprocal moves on vital infrastructure, while Israel readies increased operations, heightening LNG supply risks within days.

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