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Putin admits to ‘difficulties’ but says not all are linked to the war in Ukraine
Measures include the qualification of sanction busting as a criminal offence across the EU
A visual guide to the war
Commission to table proposals to improve asset tracing and tighten sanctions enforcement
Broader measures must cover the financial and energy sectors as well as more government officials and business figures
Moscow may struggle to sustain offensive but Kyiv lacks enough heavy weapons for effective counter-attack
Complexities are an inevitable and acceptable consequence of restrictions on professional services
Moscow condemns investigation into Igor Dodon
Leaders are at odds over the question of just how crushing a Russian defeat should be
Letter from Hungary’s prime minister demands more detail from Brussels on alternative sources of fuel
More sectors are being identified as national security priorities as the world splits between competing economic blocs
Financiers and CEOs are no longer the masters of the universe as nationalism and militarism take over
Industry body recommends that advisers are allowed to help clients meet legal requirements
UK ministers close to signing off on deal that ensures no benefit to oligarch but green light still needed from Brussels and Lisbon
Adviser at UN mission in Geneva condemns invasion in social media posts
Kyiv releases video of pro-Russian Ukrainian MP accusing Petro Poroshenko of serious crimes
US coffee chain becomes latest consumer brand to pull out of the country
There is an opportunity here to cement a commitment to helping all displaced people, regardless of their origin countries
EU countries are better placed than others to absorb the effects of a price shock
President urges leaders at Davos to help fund reconstruction that is set to cost more than $500bn
The US and its allies specialise in hypocrisy but their open systems permit the uncovering of painful truths
Several EU capitals are pressing for Russian assets to be used to pay for Ukraine’s reconstruction
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