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Jens Stoltenberg urges members to keep supplying weapons to Kyiv ahead of expected Russian offensive
Raids carried out on 130 premises across the country, suggesting conspiracy on a huge scale
A visual guide to the war
Some member states oppose Bulgaria and Romania joining Schengen
Attacks show Kyiv can conduct long-range operations without western equipment
Competition commissioner Margrethe Vestager to continue campaign against governments offering what she sees as unfair subsidies
The Kapitan Schemilkin’s spoofing attempts show that Moscow knows how to use sanction-busting technique
Heated negotiations expected at summit over funding to deal with damage to environment and wildlife
Edinburgh’s progress on cutting emissions has ‘largely stalled’, finds CCC report
Tory MPs call for new union curbs as UK faces biggest wave of industrial action since 1989
Consultation launched on handing local councils more say on turbines to head off potential rebellion by Tory MPs
Demand from Treasury for ‘world-leading’ effectiveness ahead of unveiling of ‘Edinburgh Reforms’ for City
Disruption in Turkish waters is first sign of potential unintended consequences of intervention in global markets
Brussels in turn delays €5.8bn of Budapest Covid recovery funds for move seen as ‘low point’ in Orbán’s foreign policy
We can afford it, and backing Kyiv will be less expensive in the long run than allowing Putin to prevail
Riga accuses TV Rain journalists of supporting invasion of Ukraine
It is hard to argue the stability of any coin connected to the market
Bloc aims for ban on investments in one of country’s biggest industries in effort to further cripple economy
Ecommerce group commits to increasing visibility of rivals’ products as part of settlement with Brussels
Judges throw out two legal challenges, arguing package ‘does not overstep’ union rules on integration
Having achieved a legalistic peace at home, the continent grew blind to conflict outside it
Drink sales during England games up 50% on last year
Strike comes day after Moscow accused Kyiv of launching raids on air bases hundreds of kilometres behind front line
Removal of sanctions risk for lenders could unlock bridge financing to Russian-owned ISAB Lukoil facility
European Peace Facility expected to be topped up by another €5.5bn
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