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President says country will aim for carbon neutrality by 2060
UK gas contracts for November delivery soar almost 40% before falling back after Putin’s comments
Gas prices fall back after Russian president offers to help stabilise markets
President’s comments following meeting with Putin are likely to alarm Nato allies
Putin-supporting United Russia party on track to renew Duma supermajority despite near-record low turnout
High-level meeting in Dushanbe underlines desire to cement rapprochement in strategic region
Tech groups report legal threats and visit from armed men as Moscow demands app is removed from online stores
With support for United Russia at record lows, the government has launched a dramatic crackdown on dissent
Heavy-handed election tactics expose the emptiness of Russia’s regime
Kremlin says Russian leader has not tested positive for virus but will miss key regional meetings
Spoiling tactics suggest lengths to which jittery Kremlin will go to keep hold on power
Kremlin shift comes as Moscow and Beijing stress need to prevent spillover of instability to region
A weak and isolated Belarus suits the Russian president’s strategic goals, but only up to a point
Russian president also stands firm on Navalny sentencing after talks with German chancellor
A crackdown on dissent makes next month’s parliamentary contest the least free of Vladimir Putin’s 21-year rule
Known attacks have quadrupled in the pandemic but lax disclosure rules mean true figure may be far worse
In the next three years, the world’s three most powerful countries have to navigate transfers of power
Oligarch is suing HarperCollins and author who painted him as ‘willing tool’ of Moscow
Democracies have been bent out of shape by rising populism but autocrats are more likely to crack under pressure
US president’s call to Russian leader comes after high-profile attacks hobbled businesses
Inability of Biden administration to confront Putin’s foreign aggression casts shadow on America’s ability to lead globally again
Black Sea clash highlights the tensions with a disruptive Kremlin
Critics warned against giving Russia ‘free concessions’ at Brussels meeting between bloc’s leaders
Surprise initiative follows Biden summit with Putin but catches allies unawares
The longtime Kremlin éminence grise on shaping Russia’s managed democracy, Alexei Navalny — and why Putin is a modern Octavian
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