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The FT: Africa

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Nigeria’s radical idea for car owners facing soaring petrol prices

The government is encouraging citizens to convert their vehicles to run on compressed natural gas

Belgium found guilty of crimes against humanity in Congo

Ruling overturns previous judgment and sets precedent for victims of colonial rule

Biden embarks on first and final Africa trip as US president with Angola visit

African allies concerned incoming Trump administration will take stronger line on trade and security ‘reciprocity’

Chad ends defence pact with France

Likely withdrawal of troops marks further retrenchment of French role in fighting Islamist insurgents in Sahel

Angola removes sanctioned Alrosa from its diamond mines ahead of US visit

Russian state company’s 41% stake was sold to an Omani-backed investment fund Maaden

Made in Ethiopia — absorbing study of Chinese investment in Africa

Nuanced documentary interrogates the lopsided power dynamic between the players

Mauritius raises concerns about UK plan to cede sovereignty over Chagos Islands

Focus of controversy is British efforts to secure key US military base

‘Adios Adani!’ Bribery charges threaten group’s Africa ambitions

Kenya’s reversal of support for airport project underlines global ramifications of US indictment

Global rates of HIV infections and deaths fall sharply

Africa leads decline but cases must fall faster to meet target of ending designation of Aids as public health threat by 2030

Military juntas in Africa’s ‘coup belt’ fail to contain extremist violence

Fatalities have surged since dictatorships took power and turned to Russian mercenaries for help

Do they know it’s Africa, at all?

Ed Sheeran is right — the Christmas classic is painfully out of step with reality, much to the detriment of the continent

Uganda targets 2027 start for world’s longest heated oil pipeline

Financing delays blamed on protests will not derail crude project, says minister at COP climate summit

Senegal’s ruling party on track to win big parliamentary majority

Legislative elections set to give President Bassirou Diomaye Faye strong mandate to pursue ambitious reforms

Australian gold miner to pay Mali $160mn over tax dispute

Resolute Mining says it is working to release three executives from detention

Trapped illegal gold miners hold out against police in South Africa

Court seeks to halt blockade on abandoned Stilfontein mine over concerns that hundreds hidden underground are at risk

Dangote seeks billions to boost crude supplies at new Nigerian refinery

Africa’s richest man in talks with international banks for funds as he sets sights on ending country’s reliance on imports

Namibia seeks to double GDP growth from oil and gas finds

Energy minister Tom Alweendo eyes economic boon as population grows restive ahead of elections

For sale: Mozambican tuna boat, never fished

Buy a floating piece of history

Soundtrack to a Coup d’Etat — dizzying history of colonialism, murder and jazz in the Congo

The 1961 assassination of Patrice Lumumba is at the core of a fiercely intelligent, freewheeling documentary

Resolute Mining’s Australian shares suspended pending announcement

Company’s stock drops 10 per cent in London where it is still trading

Mali’s junta escalates fight with mining groups over profit share

Resolute Mining chief and colleagues held as junta want greater share of gold producers’ profits

Australian gold miner’s shares plunge after chief executive detained in Mali

Resolute Mining says Terence Holohan and other executives were in Bamako to discuss claims made against company

Smaller nations fear delays in climate loss and damage funding

Fragile states worry they may have to wait years before receiving assistance

Sudan’s lone caretaker protecting ancient treasures from looting

Civil war creeps closer to an archaeological site with more pyramids than the whole of Egypt

Mozambique leaders accuse protesters of coup attempt as post-poll violence escalates

Critics say ruling party is creating a false narrative to justify its heavy crackdown following disputed elections

The FT: Asia Pacific

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South Korea’s Yoon says he will lift martial law order

President abandons plan after parliament rejects his emergency decree

Who is Yoon Suk Yeol, the man who sparked South Korea’s political crisis?

President’s leadership has been marred by dysfunction, culminating in ill-fated decision to impose martial law

South Korean parliament votes to block martial law

Markets fall as lawmakers and the head of state wrestle for control

China retaliates against latest US chip restrictions

Beijing bans export of materials used in semiconductors and batteries

Restoring Nomura’s credibility will take more than pay cuts

Taint of latest scandal overshadows bank’s growing earnings and could have long-lasting consequences

Nomura chief apologises after ex-employee charged with clients’ attempted murder

Former wealth management staff arrested after allegedly setting customers’ house on fire

America is one big bubble

Plus, China’s ‘Japanification’

The geopolitics of chips: Nvidia and the AI boom

Three challenges shaping the future of AI chips

Singapore gets tough on commodity trading practices after series of scandals

Long jail sentence for 82-year-old former oil trader is sign of ‘zero tolerance’ for fraud

The solar saga behind US bribery allegations against Gautam Adani

Charges against Indian tycoon follow a troubled government effort to boost renewable power

US hits China’s chip industry with new export controls

Parting measures by Biden administration aim to slow Beijing’s development of artificial intelligence with military applications

Fast Retailing shares fall over fears for Uniqlo stores in China

Fashion retailer is concerned founder’s remarks on Xinjiang cotton could trigger boycott and hit more than 1,000 outlets

China’s benchmark bond yields dip below 2% in 22-year low

Smaller lenders pile into 10-year debt as they seek secure assets

The coming clash between Trump and Wall Street

A rebalanced global economy would be welcome, but not for stocks

Trump is playing high-stakes poker on tariffs

And the US consumer market is now the world’s richest chip

Indian steelmaker JSW to launch own EV brand

Company already has joint venture with China’s SAIC in world’s third-largest car market

Chinese exporters front-load shipments in bid to dodge Trump tariffs

Sellers from China, Canada and Mexico rush to get goods into the US before levies rise

Gautam Adani says ‘every attack makes us stronger’ as he faces US charges

First remarks by Indian billionaire after indictment by federal prosecutors

On the crest of South Korea’s tourism wave

From kimchi to K-pop and ‘Squid Game’, the country’s cultural exports are drawing a surge of visitors

Chinese bond market grapples with ‘Japanification’

Deflation fuels ‘inexorable’ slide in China’s long-term sovereign bond yields below Japan’s for the first time

Yen strengthens past ¥150 against dollar on BoJ rate rise expectations

Japanese currency’s rally makes it one of the best performing among G10 group this week

Elon Musk: the ‘wild card’ in Trump’s dealings with China

Do the billionaire’s longstanding ties to Beijing represent a diplomatic opportunity or a clash of political and business interests?

Can Slaughter and May fend off the Americans?

Plus, Hong Kong draws up potential crypto tax breaks for the super-rich and Goldman Sachs switches teams in UK takeover bid

Death threat deepens rift between Marcos and Duterte dynasties

Philippines’ president and vice-president feud over China and misuse of funds

Japan’s pub king turns to fast food as customers ditch boozy nights out

Watami chief says he is changing direction from ‘izakayas’ after buying Subway in the country