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A visual guide to the war
Dispute over enforcement of EU sanctions around Kaliningrad has added to anxieties over Putin’s war
Vladimir Mau’s fall from grace reflects shift towards state control of economy and repression of alternative views
Ukraine general staff confirms loss of Lysychansk in significant military achievement for Putin
Church has split with Moscow’s pro-Putin patriarch as new national identity grows
As the Kremlin looks to annex parts of Ukraine, some analysts are wondering if Putin’s aggression may go dramatically wrong
Moscow’s ambassador warns of possible embassy closure after Sofia sends home 70 diplomats on espionage concerns
Development in which Shell, Mitsubishi and Mitsui are stakeholders is first to be nationalised since Ukraine invasion
Beijing is emerging as the chief winner from the unfolding confrontation between Moscow and the democratic world
As polar regions grow ever warmer, there are no winners from a failure to co-operate on policy
Chief of mining group Norilsk faces asset freeze and travel ban
Seven-fold expansion of the alliance’s rapid reaction force is a pivotal moment
Alliance’s chief outlines plan to upgrade defence of Baltics and raise number of troops ready to deploy more than sevenfold
Aerial onslaught comes as Ukraine receives more western weapons to fight Russian troops in east
Zelenskyy adviser says alliance should reaffirm partnership as Kyiv continues to fight Russia’s invasion
For decades, Russia has been producing too few babies to keep its population stable, let alone build up an army
We need a credible military capability that can be rapidly deployed to any alliance member in case of attack
European solidarity with Ukraine has been impressive but can public support last?
A less repressive system will surely emerge one day, but the west’s influence over political change will be limited
Close confidant of Putin says Moscow’s measures would have ‘serious negative influence’ on Lithuanian population
For far too long politicians, businesspeople and voters refused to face up to the ominous nature of Putin’s style of rule
Baltic state halts transport via train of Russian goods under EU sanctions to exclave of Kaliningrad
Putin has taken his country back to the imperialism, autocracy and isolation of the Soviet period
Russia’s once-richest man, now one of its most prominent dissidents, believes regime change will happen — but only by force
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