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Russian leader vows not to sell crude to countries implementing the ceiling
Washington’s intelligence points to how the war in Ukraine is leading to greater collaboration between Moscow and Tehran
Longtime opponent found guilty of airing BBC footage with testimonies of mass killing in Bucha
Soldiers say fighting in and around eastern Donetsk city is reminiscent of first world war-style trench conflict
At least 22 crude tankers have been stopped from crossing country’s waters over fears in Ankara about insurance
Russia’s president warns nine-month invasion could become a ‘lengthy process’
PM Viktor Orbán reverses signature policy as cost of imports soars after Russian sanctions disrupt market
Call follows criticism from African nations that lack of clarity in rules is leaving vital supplies stuck at EU ports
Jens Stoltenberg urges members to keep supplying weapons to Kyiv ahead of expected Russian offensive
A visual guide to the war
Attacks underscore how Kyiv can conduct long-range operations without western equipment
The Kapitan Schemilkin’s spoofing attempts show that Moscow knows how to use sanction-busting techniques
Disruption in Turkish waters is first sign of potential unintended consequences of intervention in global markets
We can afford it, and backing Kyiv will be less expensive in the long run than allowing Putin to prevail
Riga accuses TV Rain journalists of supporting invasion of Ukraine
Bloc aims for ban on investments in one of country’s biggest industries in effort to further cripple economy
Strike comes day after Moscow accused Kyiv of launching raids on air bases hundreds of kilometres behind front line
European Peace Facility expected to be topped up by another €5.5bn
Vessels mass in Turkish waters after Ankara demands confirmation of insurance cover
Claim follows barrage of missiles fired across Ukraine as Moscow seeks to wreck civilian infrastructure
Policy is two steps forward and one step back, but in the right direction
Discussions come amid western pressure on Gulf state over neutral stance in war
Farmers have been unable to boost supply, leading to expectations that costs will remain above pre-pandemic levels
The president of Ukraine embodies the resilience of his people and has become a standard bearer for liberal democracy
French president’s critics say Moscow should ensure Europe’s security once Ukraine conflict ends
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