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Men seeking to escape being drafted rush to borders with Georgia, Finland, Kazakhstan and Mongolia
White House security adviser Jake Sullivan says US is taking the threat ‘deadly seriously’
The Russian leader’s reckless moves have one goal: to turn the tables in a war he is losing
Vladimir Putin is an increasingly desperate strongman, who is running out of time and options
Moscow hopes vote to annex occupied areas will help put an end to its battlefield reversals
Kyiv secures freedom for 215 of its personnel in exchange for 55 of Moscow’s prisoners of war
Allies play down Russia’s risky escalation strategy, saying threats will not widen rifts among Nato states
The west’s resolve, like Kyiv’s, should not weaken in the face of threats
Biden at UN condemns ‘outrageous acts’ after thinly disguised nuclear threat and plans for stage-managed referendums
Russian president’s move underscores his shrinking room for manoeuvre at home and on the battlefield
Moscow paves way for annexation with referendums in occupied regions and tougher conscription laws
Russia’s losing war in Ukraine is also a major strategic setback for China
Public criticisms of Russian president at Uzbekistan summit reveal Asian disquiet over conflict
Hawks with ties to the security apparatus carry more weight than liberal critics of the war on Ukraine
Indian PM’s ‘concerns’ publicly acknowledged by Russian president at meeting in Uzbekistan
Russia’s leader has suffered a week of military and diplomatic setbacks
Kyiv’s military successes have forced the Russian president into making choices he wished to avoid
Russian leader’s comments at Samarkand summit show shifting power balance between Beijing and Moscow
Russian president’s comments are first public admission of differences between Beijing and Moscow
Putin’s military strategy looks increasingly shaky
Plus, EU to vote on whether burning wood for power should be considered renewable
After Russia’s setbacks a new and dangerous phase of the conflict is beginning
Leader of south-east Asia’s largest economy wants to buy cheaper fuel to tame soaring energy costs
Treasury guidance would give teeth to G7 plan to curtail Moscow’s energy revenues
Kim Jong Un cultivates relationship in effort to win support for his own strategic goals
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