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FT Photo Diary ?: Indian Muslims offer prayers during Eid al-Fitr at the Jama Masjid mosque in New Delhi on June 5, 2019. Muslims around the world celebrated the Eid al-Fitr festival, which marks the end of the fasting month of Ramadan. ?: PRAKASH SINGH/AFP/Getty Images #ft #financialtimes#photooftheday #picoftheday#photo #photography#photographer #onassignment#india #indian #muslims #pray#prayers #eid #eidalfitr #jama#jamamasjid#jamamasjidmosque #mosque#newdelhi #india #indian #asia#ramadan #religion #festival#pray

Ingram Pinn’s illustration of the week: B-Day, the UK’s divided Tories battle for Brexit – and to replace Theresa May as prime minister. . . . . . #FT#financialtimes #ingrampinn#media #cartoon #cartoons#illustration #illustrations#drawing #drawings #art #artist#artists #artistsofinstragram#brexit #uk #unitedkingdom#theresamay #may #europe #eu#theeu #britain #british #euro#borisjohnson

FT Photo Diary ?: A view of the semifinal match between Serbia’s Novak Djokovic and Austria’s Dominic Thiem at Roland Garros in Paris, France on June 7, 2019. ?: REUTERS/Kai Pfaffenbach#ft #financialtimes#photooftheday #picoftheday#photo #photography#photographer #onassignment#france #french #frenchopen#rolandgarros #paris #europe#parisian #clay #NovakDjokovic#Djokovic #tennis #sport #sports#aerial

Is China even that big of a threat to the US? While China’s economy has been growing, it’s not as dominant as one might think. The FT’s Martin Wolf says the US under Donald Trump has found a new enemy in China to replace the former Soviet Union and ‘the war on terror’. But he says Trump is wrong to fight for domination as a zero-sum game. Tap the link in our bio to read more. #FT #financialtimes #china#chinese #asia #martinwolf#column #opinion #unitedstates#unitedstates #us #usa#economics #economy #data#charts #gdp #imf #global#politics #international

FT Photo Diary ?: To mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings, French flying team “Patrouille de France” (PAF) perform over the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer in northwestern France. During the commemorations, French president Emmanuel Macron issued a thinly veiled appeal to Donald Trump to stand by the western and international institutions established after the second world war and to push for peace in the Middle East. “America, dear President Trump, is never as great as when it fights for the liberty of others . . . as when it is faithful to the universal values championed by its founding fathers,” he said. ?: ALAIN JOCARD/AFP/Getty Images #ft #financialtimes#photooftheday #picoftheday#photo #photography#photographer #onassignment#us #unitedstates #france#macron #emmanuelmacron#dday #anniversary #dday75#ddayanniversary #anniversary#french #normandy#Collevillesurmer #history#europe

The FT’s Philip Stephens has written about “The truth and lies of Donald Trump and Boris Johnson”: “Were it not for Mr Trump, Mr Johnson might have been held to account for the long and well-documented history of habitual lies. But Britain’s Tories are now going the way of America’s Republicans. In the choice of party leader good character and a moral code have been relegated in favour of the pinched English nationalism of hardline Brexiters.” Tap the link in our bio to read more. Illustration by Ingram Pinn #UK #us #usa#donaldtrump #trump #london#may #theresamay #british#unitedkingdom #politics#uspolitics #worldpolitics#illustration #cartoon #drawing#illustrations #cartoons#drawings #boris #borisjohnson#tories #conservatives

FT Photo Diary ?: The Iguaçu (Iguazu) falls, considered one of the largest waterfalls in the world, are flowing with twice as much water (3m liters per second) as normal because of heavy rainfall in the area. This photo is taken from the Brazilian side on the border with Argentina, near Foz do Iguaçu, on June 4, 2019. The average flow rate of the falls is usually 1.5 million liters of water per second. ?: CHRISTIAN RIZZI/AFP/Getty Images #ft#financialtimes #photooftheday#picoftheday #photo#photography #photographer#onassignment #Iguacu#Iguacufalls #Iguazu #Iguazufalls#falls #waterfall #waterfalls#brazil #argentina #brazilian#southamerican #FozdoIguacu#nature #natural #weather#water #rain

It’s been 30 years since the Tiananmen Square massacre, and here people take part in a candlelight vigil at Victoria Park on June 4, 2019 in Hong Kong. As many as 180,000 people were expected to attend the vigil to mark the anniversary. Commemorations took place in cities around the world on June 4 to remember those who died when Chinese troops cracked down on pro-democracy protesters. The People’s Liberation Army opened fire and killed hundreds or thousands of protesters in Beijing after students and workers gathered in Tiananmen Square for weeks to call for greater political freedom. No one knows for sure how many people were killed as China continues to censor any coverage or discussion of the event that takes place during the anniversary. Tap the link in our bio to read a story from the FT’s James Kynge, who covered Tiananmen Square as a young Reuters journalist. He tried to trace its legacy and what it means for China today. Picture by Getty #ft #financialtimes#Tiananmen#Tiananmenanniversary#Tiananmensquare #china#beijing #hongkong #protest#commemoration #freespeech#freedom #politics #political#democracy #history#anniversary #news #asia

FT Photo Diary ?: Simone Leigh’s “Brick House,” a 16-foot-tall bronze bust of a black woman, stands atop the Spur, the last section of the High Line park to be converted into public space on June 4, 2019 in New York City. Public art installations will rotate through the Spur’s focal point dubbed the Plinth at 30th Street and 10th Avenue. ?: Drew Angerer/Getty Images #ft#financialtimes #photooftheday#picoftheday #photo#photography #photographer#onassignment #us#unitedstates #nyc #newyork#ny #newyorkcity #highline #art#publicart #thesput #brickhouse#park #public #space #nycparks#manhattan

The farmers who produce the coffee you drink get just 1p from a £2.50 brew – pennies in US dollars. So why is your morning brew so expensive? That’s because in an everyday £2.50 brew, the coffee itself accounts for just 4% of the cost, or about 10p, while rent, labour and tax make up three-quarters of the overall price, according to consultancy firm Allegra Strategies. Just a fraction of that actually gets back to farmers. Tap the link in our bio to see more about what goes into the cost of your coffee. #FT #financialtimes#coffee #farmers#centralamerica #southamerica#americas #america #coca#cocaine #natural #nature #farm#farming #chart #data #charts

FT Photo Diary ?: Floodwater from the Mississippi River cuts off the roadway from Missouri into Illinois at the state border on May 30, 2019 in Saint Mary, Missouri. The middle-section of the US has been experiencing major flooding since mid-March especially along the Missouri, Arkansas, and Mississippi Rivers. Towns along the Mississippi have been experiencing the longest stretch of major flooding in nearly a century. ?:Scott Olson/Getty Images #ft#financialtimes #photooftheday#picoftheday #photo#photography #photographer#onassignment #us#unitedstates #flood #floods#flooding #Mississippi #missouri#arkansas #river#Mississippiriver #rivers #nature#illinois #america #news #road#transportation

Donald Trump is seen here with Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace on June 3, 2019 in London as he kicks off his three-day state visit to the country. The visit will include lunch with the Queen, and a State Banquet at Buckingham Palace, as well as business meetings with Prime Minister Theresa May and the Duke of York, before travelling to Portsmouth to mark the 75th anniversary of the D-Day landings. Tap the link in our bio for more coverage. Picture by ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP/Getty#FT #financialtimes#donaldtrump #trump #queen#elizabeth #uk #unitedkingdom#britain #statevisit #london#buckingham #palace#buckinghampalace #london#trumpvisit #trumpUKvisit

FT Photo Diary ?: People in Paris ride a zip-line from the Eiffel Tower on May 28, 2019. The 800 meter crossing takes one minute at a speed of 90km/h. ?: ERIC FEFERBERG/AFP/Getty Images#FT #FinancialTimes #Paris#France #EiffelTower #Zipline#Ziplining #Travel #Landscape

FT Photo Diary ?: Camels walk in the Southern Jordanian desert of Wadi Rum on May 25, 2019. ?Wadi Rum and its stunning landscape is listed as a UNESCO world heritage protected site, with the organisation noting its ancient rock carvings and archaeological remains. ?: THOMAS COEX/AFP/Getty Images #FT #FinancialTimes#Jordan #Desert #Camel#Camels #WadiRum #Travel#Landscape

The human cost of China’s Tiananmen massacre is still being counted since the communist leaders sent in tanks on June 4 1989. But despite the western narrative that an emerging middle class is always destined to demand more choice, opinion polls by reputable international providers show that Chinese people currently have a high level of trust in their central government, writes the FT’s James Kynge. Here’s how that compares with other nations around the world. ? ‘So much of what China is today — and how it is seen in the world — derives from the brutality of a crackdown that smothered the hopes of a generation’, writes Kynge. ? He covered the demonstrations as a young journalist in Beijing at the time, and thirty years later, went back to trace its legacy. Tap the link in our bio to read more. #FT#FinancialTimes #China#TiananmenSquare #protests#demonstrations #government#politics

We sat down recently with tennis star Naomi Osaka, the 21-year-old Japanese player who is the top-ranked female in the game, designated the World Number One. She spoke about her game, learning the sport – and how she wants her challengers to fear her game. “You know when Serena was Number One? Basically, everyone knew that everyone else had no chance,” she said. “I kind of want myself to be like that in the future.” Tap the link in our bio to read more and check out our Story to see more from @FT_Weekend’s Summer of Sport special issue. Picture by Chantal Anderson #FT#Financialtimes #osaka#naomiosaka #tennis #portrait#sport #sports #athlete#serenawilliams #game#compete #japan #california #us#unitedstates #wta

This is the difference five years can make☝️as the party of India’s incumbent Prime Minister Narendra Modi won a landslide victory in the country’s election. Swipe ? to see how that translates to seats in the Lok Sabha, India’s lower house. The nationalist Bharatiya Janata party won big in the east of the country, extending its seat count in West Bengal to 18, where it eroded the share previously held by a strong regional party, the Trinamool Congress. It also won eight seats in the eastern state of Odisha. The BJP’s historic sweep of the vote — the first back-to-back electoral majority achieved by any party other than Congress — marks a turning point in India’s 72-year history as a democracy. Tap the link in our bio to read more. #FT #Financialtimes#global #india #modi#indiaelection #elections#political #hindu #landslide#narendramodi #nationalism#nationalist #BharatiyaJanata#data #chart #maps

FT Photo Diary ?: The Sydney Opera House is illuminated by a projection called Austral Flora Ballet by artist Thomas Huang on May 24, 2019 in Sydney, Australia. Vivid Sydney is the largest festival of light, music and ideas in the Southern Hemisphere and runs from Friday 24 May to Saturday 15 June 2019 . ?: Mark Metcalfe/Getty Image #ft#financialtimes #photooftheday#picoftheday #photo#photography #photographer#onassignment #sydney#australia #vividsydney #lights#lightshow #lightfestival#festival #lightsculptures #art#artist #night #reflection #flora#ballet #thomashuang

Theresa May has announced her resignation as Conservative leader, clearing the way for a new UK prime minister to pick up the challenge of delivering Brexit and reuniting a shattered party. May said in an emotional statement in Downing Street that she would resign as Tory leader on Friday June 7, triggering a leadership contest that will start the following week which former foreign secretary Boris Johnson is favourite to win. Tap the link in our bio for the latest. Picture by Bloomberg #FT #financialtimes#UK #london #may #theresamay#british #unitedkingdom#politics #ukpolitics#worldpolitics #brexit #london#downingstreet #europe #eu#europeanunion #conservatives#tories

FT Photo Diary ?: An Afghan man rides a bicycle along a road at sunset in Arghandab district of Kandahar province on May 22, 2019. ?: JAVED TANVEER/AFP/Getty Images #ft#financialtimes #photooftheday#picoftheday #photo#photography #photographer#onassignment #afghan #bicycle#road #sunset #Arghandab#Kandahar #afghanistan #afghan#sun #bike #bicycle #leisure#asia #silhouette