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The Ukrainian historian on the end of empire, life under a nuclear shadow — and why Putin’s war might end in a new Russia
An FT investigation tracks the vessels exporting food from Crimea in ways that sidestep international sanctions
Angry relatives say young men with no military experience are being plucked from the streets and sent to war
Guilty verdict from Donetsk court dismissed as ‘sham’ by British foreign secretary
Western action to isolate the Kremlin has changed little on the street but signs of strain are appearing
Russian president says Moscow could end blockade of Odesa if sanctions are lifted
Adviser at UN mission in Geneva condemns invasion in social media posts
Labour says there is a ‘strong case’ for action against father of peer ennobled by Boris Johnson
US tech group says it has become ‘untenable for our Russia office to function’
Volunteers help people leave displacement camps to build new lives in the west
US officials say bombardments and artillery strikes on the city are continuing
Victory Day parades may not prove the show of strength Moscow intends, say analysts
Capacity to balance the budget depends on whether producers meet logistics challenge of switch to Asia
Businessman says he has had to go into hiding following criticism of Moscow’s invasion of Ukraine
Missions into rebel-held areas come as Kyiv accuses Moscow of transferring people against their will
Difficulties in establishing fate of crew underscores Moscow’s desire to control narrative around military losses
Moscow sends Kyiv demands for potential peace treaty but casts doubt on chances of success
Planning highlights risk for western powers that sanctions reorder the international payments landscape
Moscow-led institution risks alienating independent-minded clergy at home as well as many Ukrainians
Moscow blames stormy seas for loss of flagship that Ukraine claims was hit by missile
Former president’s comments are the strongest yet from Moscow on possible response to alliance’s enlargement
Moscow says it will sue if western powers force non-payment but legal experts dismiss the effectiveness of such a move
Yet Moscow downgraded to ‘selective default’ by S&P as it warns country is unlikely to honour foreign debt terms
Central bank says inflationary pressures have eased and turns focus to boosting output
Rail constraints mean output cannot easily be rerouted east but high prices provide a cushion
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