The Financial Times is really good. It's not just about finance, don't worry. It's the most balanced and informative news source I've ever read. It's a little expensive but it's worth it. Been a subscriber for about 3 years now.
Financial Times is considered one of the least biased papers out there. I feel the quality dropped a bit recently but in general,they are ligh years ahead compared to the usual suspects of this world.
I cannot speak for The Economist or Forbes but I have read Financial times close to last ten years.
It is more objective than other newspapers as most business oriented papers.
Euro-centric but covers US (Over the years US coverage has increased) and brings somewhat outsider view of US which is a plus for me.
Their special reports are unique and gives you good overview about countries, healthcare and even diseases such as Malaria.
Weekend Edition is my favorite and the How to Spend it magazine is a visual treat even if you do not read it.
Some of the journalists and columnists I enjoy reading are Clive Cookson and Jo Ellison.
The Financial Times is simply excellent. In my opinion it's substantially better than what even The Economist used to be like ~10 years ago. Almost every article has high quality, there's no clickbait content and the coverage of topics is very appropriate for someone who wants to keep informed on geopolitics and international finance. Though it's not as broad as what The Economist covers, you won't find as much coverage of developing nations.
I subscribe to the Financial Times weekly and find it highly valuable. It's enough to keep me up to date, and covers a broad area of topics and regions.
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