Sneak peek of the cover of tomorrow’s FT Weekend Magazine. . . Robert Habeck has spent much of his adult life as a writer of novels, only entering politics after becoming frustrated with his local Green party in Germany. Less than a decade later, he’d risen to the top of the party and helped it enter government at the 2021 election. Habeck became Germany’s economy minister and deputy chancellor.⁠ ⁠ But as he walked on stage at a Q&A with voters in 2022 – meant to reassure a country worried about the effects of the war in Ukraine – he could barely make himself heard above a chorus of boos, whistles and insults. A chant broke out: 'Warmonger!'. He was being tested, and so was everything he stood for.⁠ ⁠ Find the print magazine on newsstands tomorrow, or tap the link in our bio to read the cover story online now⁠.⁠ ⁠ ⁠Plus, Gillian Tett on the real reason for falling living standards, Tim Hayward’s 'breathtaking' encounter with the new St John restaurant in Marylebone, Tim Harford on what economists get wrong about personal finance and a look inside the increasingly perilous quest to get battery-powered aircrafts off the ground⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ .⁠ 📷 Mustafah Abdulaziz @mustafahabdulaziz #ft #ftmag #ftweekend #financialtimes #photography #roberthabeck #flyingcars⁠