Financial Times Front Page 23rd of January 2025
Donald Trump has delayed $300 billion in infrastructure funds, affecting projects already planned and potentially hindering advancements in clean energy and climate initiatives.
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Vladimir Putin has admitted that the Russian state paid billions of dollars to fund the operations of the Wagner paramilitary group, the Financial Times reports. The paper says that, “after years of denials”, Russia’s president confirmed the group had been “completely financed” from the Kremlin, adding that he is moving to subsume Wagner into the official military following the mutiny over the weekend.
Financial Times Front Page 22nd of January 2025
The article discusses the decision by the former US administration to expand economic measures against European digital services taxes, leading to increased tensions and potential retaliatory actions amid broader trade negotiations.
Financial Times Front Page 21st of January 2025
Donald Trump has taken office with promises to dismantle the Biden administration’s policies and tackle what he terms a “radical, corrupt establishment,” signalling significant shifts in American political and economic direction.
Financial Times Front Page 18th of January 2025
Starmer has expressed a positive outlook on developing a relationship with Trump, highlighting a focus on securing a beneficial trade deal and downplaying connections with Farage.