The latest news, analysis and opinion on the War in Ukraine.
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British Storm Shadows and French Scalps have helped Kyiv in its counteroffensive, but more are needed
Vessel safely clears Ukrainian waters despite Moscow’s warnings
As a test bed for new technologies, the conflict prompts perverse enthusiasm from companies — and worries about over-dependence
Kyiv expands corruption investigation into three more managers of energy companies
Warnings of humanitarian catastrophe in mountainous Nagorno-Karabakh, a region claimed by Armenia and Azerbaijan
Christian Lindner adds to pressure on chancellor to support contentious measure
Barrage on grain-exporting port city comes as Kyiv condemns targeting of a commercial vessel
Just as France in the 1960s quit Algeria, so Russia should end its disastrous colonial war in Ukraine
Central bank says it may raise interest rate as Russian currency weakens to 101 against dollar
Foreign minister brushes off Moscow’s threats to boost military presence after Finland joined Nato
Inflated shipping costs offer opportunity to bring in more cash
Shelling of villages comes as Russian warship fires warning shots on commercial vessel heading to Black Sea port
Thousands of men have avoided being drafted by paying for exemption papers
Treasury steps up campaign to punish Moscow’s elite for invasion of Ukraine
A new school textbook forms part of a wider effort to make society proud of a state-designed version of the past
Recent raids in Kherson region could be diversionary tactics as part of counteroffensive
Prices climb 50% in two months as creditors grow more optimistic about eventual debt restructuring
Warsaw’s announcement comes as government prepares for re-election campaign ahead of October vote
Rapid reduction in flows from Russia has left continent competing with Asia for liquefied natural gas supplies
Arkady Volozh breaks silence to become one of the few Russian businessmen to speak out against invasion
Russia’s target has had to rapidly develop its own defence capabilities, often by adapting civilian technologies for military use
Fears for global food security as Moscow pushes for a greater share of wheat trade
Incident follows a string of similar explosions at industrial sites across Russia in recent months
Ethnic minority disavows Hungarian leader over his pro-Russia stance
Indirect costs of conflict will have longer-lasting consequences but could help drive efficiency and competitiveness
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