Lorien Kite

Deputy editor, FT Life & Arts

[Financial Times @FT]

The AI industry is courting the humanities — but it is asking the wrong questions, writes Carmody Grey. https://t.co/UcQg4nfEbB

[Chris Mullin @chrismullinexmp]

My piece on the fall of Saigon in today's Financial Times. This month is the fiftieth anniversary. Please RT.

https://t.co/uuBcEfKLXI

[George Parker @GeorgeWParker]

Lunch with the FT with Theresa May: holding hands with Donald Trump, Boris Johnson, coughing fits, Tories under Badenoch, geography - the former PM opens up in a rare personal interview. Washed down with a dry Gavi
https://t.co/g9Bo8NirQ6

[Edward Luce @EdwardGLuce]

My weekend FT essay ahead of publication of "Zbig", my full life biography of Brzezinski. https://t.co/Vf3HLdwPT7

[Simon Schama @simon_schama]

How Gatsby foretold Trump’s America https://t.co/RbvsFpRCom via @ft Tremendous piece by Sarah Churchwell in todays @ftweekend - perceptive and, at the end, moving

[Barry Eichengreen @B_Eichengreen]

Somewhat longer version of "Can the Dollar Remain King?" online, with graphics: https://t.co/xlxglqhVqj

[Financial Times @FT]

Signal’s Meredith Whittaker: ‘I see AI as born out of surveillance’ https://t.co/OcjYYJ3VL2

[Financial Times @FT]

Diplomatic overtures and treaty revisions are not enough, argues Philippe Sands — the country needs a fundamental rethink of its role in the world: https://t.co/kaxIwqWxC6

[Lea Ypi @lea_ypi]

For those interested in my … thoughts on Kant, his upcoming 300th anniversary, and the case for peace, check out this weekend’s Financial Times edition @ftweekend @FT

[Lorien Kite @LorienKite]

Some really penetrating observations in this interview with the Polish filmmaker Agnieszka Holland by the FT’s @RaphaelMinder - ‘It’s possible to commit the worst crimes and never pay’ https://t.co/O24CjjtzCa

[FT World News @ftworldnews]

Historian Tim Snyder: ‘Our misreading of Russia is deep. Very deep’ https://t.co/H9xSLJUAFd

[Herbie Hancock @herbiehancock]

Wayne Shorter, my best friend, left us with courage in his heart, love and compassion for all, and a seeking spirit for the eternal future. He was ready for his rebirth. As it is with every human being, he is irreplaceable . . .

[Horatio Clare @HoratioClare]

The Financial Times @ftweekend asked me to go to Calais to talk to people who want to risk their lives to get to Britain. This is what they said https://t.co/CZedUlzRO4

[Financial Times @FinancialTimes]

The strain on migrants hoping to cross the English Channel from France is intensifying — why does the UK still exert such a pull?https://t.co/VFBKUxOVoJ

[Lilah Raptopoulos @lilahrap]

I spent some months following comedians around New York to answer a pretty unanswerable question about where comedy is going. It was fun https://t.co/VGJgTVC9HY

[M.E. Sarotte @e_sarotte]

It’s not much compared to what brave people in Ukraine are doing, but it’s at least something I could do: answer Putin’s delusions with evidence-based history.

Thanks ⁦@LorienKite &⁩ ⁦@FT⁩ for letting me write & now making this free for all https://t.co/znUNNwhJjj

[Financial Times @FinancialTimes]

Historian Mary Elise Sarotte tells the inside story of how Vladimir Putin seized on the west's missteps while trying to secure a post-cold-war settlement https://t.co/DRQ3rpdSKw

[Horatio Clare @HoratioClare]

Here is the true story of people crossing the Channel, what they find here and how Britain actually meets them. (The paywall allows one click!) You may be pleasantly surprised... https://t.co/pDk5wyAqhd