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Foreign Office says campaign has targeted MPs, peers, civil servants, journalists and NGOs since 2015
Diverse geopolitics, smart researchers and resourceful traders are undermining attempts to control critical products
Russia’s president holds talks with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman after meeting ruler of United Arab Emirates earlier
Ilya Kiva had been charged with treason by Kyiv after cheering on invasion and fleeing to Russia
First prosecution of its kind involves the alleged assault and abduction of an American national in Ukraine
Precious gems have so far been exempted from western sanctions imposed in response to Ukraine war
Russian president enjoys close ties with both oil-exporting states, which have remained neutral in Ukraine war
Western sanctions on Russian crude exports are one year old but what have the measures achieved
Purchase of hundreds of all-terrain vehicles made by Shandong Odes could put exports to west at risk
Efforts to raise birth rates and increase the population are making little headway
Diplomat tells FT western sanctions will continue ‘for years to come’ to curb Moscow’s war machine
Supreme Court ruling places gay and transgender rights campaigns on legal par with al-Qaeda and Isis
Special purpose vehicles for victory
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Ownership is disputed by UAE investor who claims to be true holder of Sberbank stake
Jens Stoltenberg urges allies not to ‘underestimate’ Moscow and its war economy
‘Transshipment’ of liquefied natural gas, crucial for Moscow’s Arctic fleet, is banned by UK and Netherlands
Helsinki says tactic by Moscow is deliberate and poses ‘serious threat to national security’
Growth in shipments of restricted parts fuels western suspicions that Turkish companies are conduit for Moscow
Ukraine fears start of Moscow winter campaign aimed at destroying energy infrastructure
Kyiv seeks to persuade younger recruits with better endurance and higher skills to join up
Five people wounded in barrage that hit residential buildings and energy infrastructure
Foreign minister raises fears that Moscow could smuggle soldiers or war criminals into Nordic country
Pro-choice campaigners link ultra-conservative rhetoric to Kremlin’s desire for more soldiers
Washington offers continued support in war against Russia
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