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European Commission vice-president says deadlock over rule of law could end within days
Employees rank European companies on diversity of gender, ethnicity, age, disability and sexual orientation. Plus: City calls for ethnicity pay gap reporting; Spanish group takes lead on disability; class disadvantage in the workplace
The two EU nations have refused to implement a new payment mechanism imposed by Putin
Heated rhetoric from Europe and Moscow cannot hide the economic risks each side takes
Russian energy group says it has not received payment in roubles as decreed under new law
State energy groups in Warsaw and Sofia say Gazprom has warned of threat to flows
Governments need to manage public finances prudently even as central banks raise interest rates
Vehicles taking days to clear customs at key chokepoints on border with Belarus
Faced with a tight re-election race, France’s president slams Morawiecki for backing far-right rival Le Pen
EU initiates rule of law mechanism against Budapest
The country is rushing to help refugees — and vividly remembers its own times as the victim of aggression
More than 2mn refugees have fled to Poland. Photographer Michal Chelbin went there to make their portraits for FT Magazine
Central bank agrees to help five European countries counter market fallout from Ukraine war
Recovery package from Brussels has been held back by concerns over rule of law
Polish, Czech and Slovenian prime ministers hold talks with Ukraine’s Zelensky while Biden plans trip to Nato
But access to employment must be underpinned by services to help new arrivals to support themselves
Transfer of warplanes to bolster air defences against Russia marred by poor co-ordination
Basing the system on the goodwill of private citizens is not enough, aid groups warn
Pentagon rejects deal as overly provocative despite Zelensky’s plea to help Ukrainian air force
Pentagon says Warsaw’s plan to get Russian-built planes to Ukraine’s air force not ‘tenable’
Kyiv ratchets up pressure on west to bolster its air force so it can repel Russian air strikes
UNHCR and Nigerian president condemn racism as people of colour flee war
Warsaw says more than 400,000 have arrived since start of conflict
Ukrainians are seeking protection from Russian invasion in neighbouring countries
The dangerous confrontation between Brussels and Warsaw over rule of law could deepen after a European court ruling last week
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