The Telegram case: Pavel Durov - John Thornhill on.ft.com/4e7xdD6

The Irish schools experiment: a year for students to find themselves on.ft.com/3AOBhd8

FT series: China’s back doors into western markets - The Big Read on.ft.com/4cTHD8c

The truth behind QAnon’s lies - Gideon Rachman on.ft.com/3z9zoqV

What makes this Tory leadership race hard to predict - Stephen Bush on.ft.com/4e67s6N

Does the US have anything to learn from Europe? - Martin Sandbu on.ft.com/4geZauM

Why Europe needs its own Nasdaq - John Thornhill on.ft.com/4dOiixP

The stakeholder doctrine is flourishing despite attacks on ESG - Gillian Tett on.ft.com/4ee2m7S

Can globalisation survive the US-China rift? - The Big Read on.ft.com/3ARUMBL

The four Ps Labour needs to get right to stay in power - Stephen Bush on.ft.com/47eZeX0

Ask Shrimsley: Did you hear about my Oasis ticket saga? - Robert Shrimsley on.ft.com/4eeFVPU

John Lewis chair Sharon White: ‘I always ask: what’s the upside?’ - Martin Wolf on.ft.com/3MAxzGA

It’s not you — parenting really is becoming more stressful - Camilla Cavendish on.ft.com/3MBUvW2

We don’t associate loneliness with being part of a family. But these growing feelings of isolation may be linked to what Murthy calls “chasing . . . unreasonable expectations”, says Camilla Cavendish on.ft.com/3zk3x6V

Betty Halbreich, personal shopper, 1927-2024 - Obituary on.ft.com/4gexshs

The German far right and the scars of reunification - The Big Read on.ft.com/3ZdZUdi

The middlebrow trap - Janan Ganesh on.ft.com/4cWCsEw

The science of falling in love - Anjana Ahuja on.ft.com/3Tj5APw

AI: too much information? - John Thornhill on.ft.com/3zduCsv

Helen Fisher scanned the brains of the besotted with MRI. Photos of a sweetheart prompted a rush of dopamine in the brain. Love was was an all-consuming, primal, hard-wired drive, akin to hunger and thirst, especially for the rejected, says Anjana Ahuja on.ft.com/4cVKuNW