Estonian expat explains the ‘shatter belt’ theory
[ad_1] The geopolitical theory of “shatter belt” countries may help explain why Vladimir Putin sees Nato as a threat (Letters, March 15). The shatter belt
Conscription was never on Gen Z Germans’ bucket list
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It was the copywriter who wrote the blurb in my day
[ad_1] Nilanjana Roy says, as an author, she loathes asking for “blurbs” (“Time to ditch gushing book blurbs?”, Opinion, Life & Arts, March 15). That
Wang Chuanfu, the BYD founder with a battery obsession
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South-east Asian markets roiled as investors turn to China
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China spends big on its ageing pets
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Recalling when Man Utd was a trifling enterprise
[ad_1] Reading Edwin Heathcote on plans for a “new” Old Trafford (Opinion, March 15), one can only admire the reach of Manchester’s self-mythology. Heathcote writes
Real reason companies move their primary listing to the US
[ad_1] The recent article “US listings often fail to boost valuations of European groups” (Report, March 18) brought to mind the famous Saturday Night Live
FT Crossword: Polymath number 1,327
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