Dan Clark

Monday, 20 November, 2023

Wednesday, 8 November, 2023

The global network behind the fentanyl crisis

The illicit trade routes responsible for the worst overdose crisis in US history

Wednesday, 25 October, 2023

How Israeli air strikes destroyed a busy neighbourhood in Gaza

Much of once-vibrant Rimal has been reduced to rubble after missiles flattened homes and businesses and forced residents to flee

Friday, 13 October, 2023

News in-depthVisual investigation

Seventeen hours of terror: how Hamas invaded one Israeli community

The residents of Be’eri were left to fend for themselves as militants killed, kidnapped and roamed unchallenged

Wednesday, 20 September, 2023

Visual story

Can Europe go green without China’s critical minerals?

The EU’s increasing demand for rare earths is causing problems for policymakers

Tuesday, 12 September, 2023

Visual story

How generative AI really works

The technology has resulted in a host of cutting-edge AI applications — but its real power lies beyond text generation

Wednesday, 16 August, 2023

Visual story

Have we reached peak coffee?

Whether the world can produce enough beans to fulfil growing demand is in doubt

Sunday, 25 June, 2023

Visual and data journalism

Most of the world’s workers are ‘quiet quitters’

Other charts of the week: short-term mortgage fixes, melting Swiss glaciers, UK attitudes towards seeking asylum and the US occupations creating the most jobs

Friday, 16 June, 2023

Visual and data journalism

Disapproval of Russia in former Soviet states is rising

Other charts of the week: carbon emissions from Canadian wildfires, foreign worker surge in Japan, global bias against women and differences in tipping culture

Thursday, 15 June, 2023

FT Investigations

The isolated and dangerous lives of migrant fishermen in the UK

Two cousins came to the UK for a better life. They left changed forever

Wednesday, 14 June, 2023

Visual story

Which flying taxi will take off first?

Companies around the world are closing in on the dream: a battery-powered aircraft for short trips. Yet the journey to build, certify and fly remains uncertain and competitive

Tuesday, 13 June, 2023

Visual story

Subsea cables: how the US is pushing China out of the internet’s plumbing

Driven by fears of espionage and geopolitical tensions, experts say the infrastructure underpinning the internet is in danger of dividing into eastern and western blocks

Friday, 9 June, 2023

The Big Read

Saudi Arabia’s billions are shaking up golf. What next?

This week’s deal is one of the most striking illustrations yet of the growing influence of the PIF — and raises speculation about where the firepower of $650bn fund will be aimed

Sunday, 28 May, 2023

Visual and data journalism

Recession fears are more widespread than actual recessions, poll suggests

Other charts of the week: remote working, legal protections for LGBT+ people and trade union members’ wages

Friday, 28 April, 2023

Visual story

‘India’s century’: can the most populous nation unlock the potential of its youth?

India could seize its demographic dividend — or squander it

Wednesday, 29 March, 2023

Visual investigation

Inside North Korea’s oil smuggling: triads, ghost ships and underground banks

An investigation into the Chinese criminal networks helping to prop up the rogue nuclear regime

Tuesday, 28 February, 2023

Visual investigation

From ‘paradise’ to hell: how a luxury residence in Turkey became an earthquake death trap

A collapsed apartment complex symbolises rot in country’s construction system

Tuesday, 21 February, 2023

FT CollectionsWar in Ukraine: Putin’s motivations

How long can Russia keep fighting the war in Ukraine?

Putin’s war machine is under enormous pressure, but Russia has the resources to sustain its efforts in Ukraine for some time to come

Sunday, 19 February, 2023

Visual and data journalism

Killings of journalists at four-year high as Ukraine war takes toll

Other charts of the week: women artists’ high prices, US traffic deaths, teens’ social media use and a rise in extreme poverty

Sunday, 12 February, 2023

The Big Read

English football starting to resemble a European super league

Lavish January spending confirms for many the unfair advantage enjoyed by the Premier League thanks to years of light-touch regulation

Wednesday, 1 February, 2023

Chelsea FC PLC

Chelsea FC’s transfers splurge pushes Premier League to new spending record

English top-tier clubs spent almost €830mn in January window

Wednesday, 18 January, 2023

COP27

How each country’s emissions and climate pledges compare

A searchable dashboard of 193 countries’ historical emissions and future climate targets

Monday, 12 December, 2022

Visual story

The incomprehensible costs of Colombia’s cocaine trade

How decades of conflict have touched every corner of the country

Thursday, 8 December, 2022

News in-depthFIFA World Cup

World Cup 2022 in charts: how football is changing

Latest Fifa statistics show players are running further and shooting less but scoring just as much

Wednesday, 7 December, 2022

The Big Read

The women turning to sex work to make ends meet

As the cost of living crisis spreads, more women are starting to sell sex and many are taking greater risks

Dan Clark

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