Justin Davidson has been New York Magazine’s architecture and classical-music critic since 2007 and was the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Criticism in 2002. He is the author of Magnetic ...

At the same time, passion is also de rigueur, particularly when set against the profit motive, which is less approved of in the fine art world (despite art being touted as investment grade for the ...

On the first National Veterans Day, the Governing Mayor Kai Wegner honors the Medical Regiment 1 with a flag ribbon on Sunday. "Berlin is thus expressing its special solidarity with this Bundeswehr ...

But does democracy really need saving? Before jumping into any grand rescue operation, we should ask: what exactly are we trying to save? And from what? Democracy, with all its flaws, remains the ...

The fair’s latest showing for fresh art is propelled by socially engaged work, from Lonnie Holley’s retelling of civil rights history to Lin May Saeed’s vision of animal liberation ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter ...

Ruchir Sharma’s article described the strengths of the Swiss economy and currency (“The world’s strongest currency is also super-competitive”, Opinion, June 2). But he omitted one very ...

Welcome to professors’ picks, offering a weekly curated selection of FT articles by and for business school faculty to connect classrooms to current events and to develop students’ critical ...

The 20th K-2 Separate Unmanned Systems Regiment, led by Lieutenant Colonel Kyrylo Veres, has released a new video highlighting the use of ground-based robotic systems in rescuing soldiers. In the ...

On Friday, June 6, His Majesty the King visited the Royal Regiment of Artillery in Larkhill in his first visit as Captain General.

The news comes just days after it emerged that Allies and Morrison was drawing up a new masterplan for the 24ha over-site development, which will sit above the new high-speed rail (HS2) station and ...

Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. The former head of SoftBank’s Vision Fund described financier Lex Greensill as “slippery and prone to ...