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How will the war in Ukraine reshape ties with some of the sector’s most lucrative clients?
Franc surges on SNB announcement that benchmark rate would rise to minus 0.25%
Sanctions imposed on Russia have focused debate over the country’s long-cherished economic haven status
Switzerland’s typically liberal M&A market might make an exception for such a national institution
Tie-up involves one-to-one share offer plus €3.5bn in cash as part of shift towards health market
Everything in the Alpine nation’s politics seems at some point to turn into an operetta
Moscow’s slow progress in south-eastern Ukraine could be deliberate, say analysts
Foreign minister calls for bloc to consider granting neighbouring states rapid access to ‘parts of the common market’
Germany’s Uniper and Austria’s OMV plan to use rouble accounts for payments while Eni of Italy weighs options
Low level of sanctioned funds belies assumptions that it is a treasure house of Putin kleptocracy
Officials in Brussels are working on the sixth sanctions package in response to the war in Ukraine
Karl Nehammer becomes first EU leader to visit Russian president since Ukraine invasion
Chancellor’s talks were ‘direct, open and tough’ but visit breaks with diplomatic effort to portray Russian leader as isolated
Pentagon says Kremlin is resupplying and reinforcing units for use in Donbas push
First European leader to hold in-person talks with Russian president since Ukraine invasion
Nato countries consider how best to provide heavy weapons ahead of next phase of war
What do intercepted radio communications tell us about the war in Ukraine?
Countries with history of military non-engagement consider whether it is time to dump the policy
Berlin activates emergency law as west refuses to comply with Moscow’s demand for roubles
Intelligence agencies have been slow to respond to the growing scope of covert Kremlin operations overseas
Moscow shifts to artillery barrages and ‘dumb’ bombs after failing to make expected advances
Russian forces have become bogged down owing to their inability to take big urban centres including the capital Kyiv
Putin’s forces may move to an attritional phase as dearth of information dogs assessment of Kyiv’s capabilities
Ramping up ways for Kyiv to contest the skies may better serve its needs in the war
Kyiv wants permanent members of UN security council — including Russia — to act as guarantors along with Germany and Turkey
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