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58-year-old man and two others held by NCA’s anti-kleptocracy unit
Shipping brokers estimate more than 100 vessels have been acquired this year to transport crude for Moscow
Mass mobilisation has exacerbated labour shortages and worsened long-term demographic trends
Longer-term capacity constraints mean investors should look out for opportunities to come aboard
Internet giant known as ‘Russia’s Google’ wants to spare its tech ventures from consequences of Ukraine invasion
Western sanctions after invasion of Ukraine contribute to sharpest downturn since pandemic
Negotiators are confident agreement will be reached before programme expires on Saturday
Urals imports surpass Iraqi and Saudi crude as US signals support for New Delhi’s approach
Russian businessman rejects allegations as bank’s Frankfurt and Munich branches are searched
Kiteserve founders strike deal with Big Four auditor to buy themselves out of restrictions
Country’s goods imports during summer months down 24% year on year, according to Kiel research
Turkish leader claims his close relationship with Russian president key to resumption of Black Sea shipments
Supplies will drop by up to 1mn barrels per day when new sanctions come in, according to Russell Hardy
Nureddin Nebati pushes back against western worries over ties between Ankara and Moscow
Users urge exchange to bar Russian commodities from warehouses
Court challenge centres on bank accounts containing £1.5mn used to manage Petr Aven’s affairs
US oil supermajor may seek billions of dollars in court over loss of Sakhalin-1
NGOs file complaint in France as they attempt to test legal responsibility of European companies active in Russia
French consumer group faces write-off of up to €1bn for unit that includes 13 factories
Russian leader says supplies could be resumed if ‘economically viable’ while praising Opec+ output cuts
Former owners of what was once Russia’s largest oil company seek to claim a $50bn arbitration award
The city should beware of becoming an international financial centre of last resort for Russian businesses
London exchange’s move comes a day after restrictions imposed on deliveries from Russia’s Ural Mining
Anglo-Russian gold miner seeks shift of Jersey domicile to escape Moscow rules on ‘unfriendly’ jurisdictions
Co-ordinated reaction from western allies aims to punish Moscow for moves to annex parts of Ukraine
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