India is phasing out equipment from Huawei and other Chinese companies for its telecoms networks due to an escalating border dispute, investors have quietly poured billions of dollars into insurance companies this year betting on pandemic-driven returns, and there is a brewing debate over who will get first access to a coronavirus vaccine in the US. Plus, the FT’s Washington bureau chief, Demetri Sevastopulo explains how the Republican Party will handle Donald Trump’s legacy. India moves to cut Huawei gear from telecoms networkft.com/content/55642551-f6e8-4f9d-b5ba-a12d2fc26ef9?edit=trueInsurers bet that pandemic will usher in era of higher returnsft.com/content/eda1cdd1-3c0a-4fe5-b41e-173a85da79d8US braced for political row over who gets first Covid-19 vaccines ft.com/content/13f40024-46d9-49d5-a1d9-4f5a68e674aa?US election: a divided Republican party questions Trump legacyft.com/content/1521cb7b-44fe-47f3-bdac-92372a8ef129Note: This episode has been updated. Wisconsin police shot and wounded Jacob Blake on Sunday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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