Netanyahu accuses Obama of ‘disgraceful’ behaviour over Security Council resolution
Early focus is on technical malfunction as the potential cause
President-elect resolves to reduce potential conflicts of interest ahead of inauguration
Risks abound in implementing the accord between the government and Farc guerrillas
Nephew of man believed to be responsible for Berlin market attack among the arrested
Smoking phones, fake news, Brexit blues and the ups and downs of capitalism
Discover the unintended poetry that has popped up in the pink pages in the past 12 months
Three executives arrested ahead of vice-president’s corruption trial in Paris
Berlin attack exposes serious failings in the way intelligence services deal with suspects
A year’s supply of Laurent-Perrier Cuvée Rosé awaits the winner of this cultural challenge
Both European lenders relieved despite combined penalty of almost $12.5bn
The UK bank has no other significant outstanding cases left in the US
Taipei competes with Beijing for support from developing countries
Five people held as police thwart Isis-inspired plot focused on Melbourne
Migrants risk fines to continue driving for ride-share app in Shanghai and Beijing
Gambling group concludes offer is inferior to tie-up proposed by rival Tabcorp
The longing for vibrant towns and employers with a sense of obligation is rational
Inside Brexit: George Parker pieces together how Brexit unfolded
The Brexit vote and Donald Trump's election shocked the world in 2016
Christmas brings big sales and big stress for the busy toy manufacturer
Ed Crooks reports from North Dakota on the Dakota Access pipeline controversy
Brexit, Trump and oil among the key contributors to a tumultuous year
Deutsche and Credit Suisse to settle US probe but no deal with Barclays
Anis Amri shot after routine check
Lionel Barber in conversation with Martin Wolf on 2016 and outlook for 2017
Berlin market atrocity comes at difficult time for Angela Merkel
A guide to the night sky with America's most famous living astrophysicist
View from Ankara: implications of assassination of Russia’s ambassador
FT investigation on workers’ living standards
Over trout in Princeton, the laureate says he’s glad the Clinton era is over and it isn’t only Trump voters who feel ‘excluded’
Sipsmith’s success is a fine example of the ‘never get enough’ principle
Famous for his roles in The Office, The Hobbit and Fargo, the actor talks about ‘drawing on truth’ and playing Dr Watson
There was much to make gains on this year as market turmoil abounded
Active managers argue 2017 should be easier if central banks end their stimulus
UK economy has avoided recession but markets are anxious about next year’s exit talks
There are numerous ways we can combat the post-fact threat in 2017
