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This is a cancel culture we can use. Let the real hot air do our talking ft.trib.al/iRctlHw | opinion

Japan IPOs fall to 15-year low with no rapid rebound in sight ft.trib.al/xMX6I4Y

If confirmed by Iran, the pause in military escalation will pave the way for a continuation of negotiations over the fragile peace plan between the two countries that was agreed earlier this month. ft.trib.al/cXbS7aj

US says it has agreed deal with Iran to end strikes and resume talks ft.trib.al/e4V63Q3

Vladimir Putin has conceded that the country was going through a ‘difficult period’ but insisted his forces would press on with their offensive and appeared to float the possibility of new conquests in Ukraine. ft.trib.al/Ed26KNK

Good morning, Asia. While you were sleeping, our most-read article was an opinion piece about how, both on the battlefield and in the economy, Moscow’s grip is seen to be slipping. ft.trib.al/w8uBExE

Sovereign funds move from public markets to private to ride AI wave ft.trib.al/oIdKGUK

Putin says Russia faces fuel shortages as Ukrainian drones strike refineries ft.trib.al/Fq5XGFy

Navy scraps frigate plans to focus on drone warfare ft.trib.al/I8dPxI4

Andy Burnham sets out ‘10-year mission’ to raise living standards ft.trib.al/UZyIf1V

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, UK edition, June 29 ft.trib.al/BRU0SWe

Just published: front page of the Financial Times, international edition, June 29 ft.trib.al/bRV2MHU

Grim legacy of ‘Chavismo’ hinders Venezuela’s earthquake response ft.trib.al/ZgMPSJl

Airlines brace for up to $127bn in extra costs from carbon credit shortage ft.trib.al/HvuOCJE

Don’t allow Congo’s leaders to trample its constitution ft.trib.al/gHoB09R | opinion

Heathrow’s £33bn expansion is ‘like a luxury Mercedes’, says airline group boss ft.trib.al/TF2UjX2

Aramco helicopter crashes at Saudi port ft.trib.al/8ZbLRRp

How easy is it to balance workouts with workloads? Top executives tell the FT how they do it. ft.trib.al/Lmb5xGX

Starmer seeks to ensure legacy before Burnham ascends ft.trib.al/YzuYFUJ

As cycling’s biggest race prepares to return — twice — to Alpe d’Huez, Simon Usborne joins a new trip that pays sweaty homage to its 21 celebrated hairpins. Read the full story here: ft.trib.al/CWBWeJ6