Dutch court overturns record $50bn awarded to former controlling shareholders

Conflict resumes between Kremlin and former oil mogul court as allegations fly

Exiled former tycoon refuses to answer summons in Moscow and alleges political motivation

Exiled former Yukos chief says he has become a nuisance to the Kremlin

Sergei Guriev, who fled Russia in 2013, will take charge of multilateral investment bank next summer

Shareholders seek to collect damages, despite Kremlin’s refusal to pay

Move is part of attempt to enforce $50bn damages award to shareholders of bankrupt oil group

The educated and wealthy head the queue for a future abroad and away from the rule of Putin

Masked gunmen search premises amid crackdown on Russian dissenters and non-governmental groups

After 10 years in prison, the oligarch who crossed Putin is poised for a fresh foray into politics, and tells Neil Buckley why the current Kremlin master cannot keep power for ever

Lunch with the FT

Former oligarch seeks real democracy for Russia if Putin leaves office

Investigators overturn order and free tycoon from house arrest

Former oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky hints at one day leading country

Moscow rattled by tensions over Ukraine and sanctions