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Country’s biggest provider of gas to companies examines name change to distance itself from Russia
Oil group’s production quotas set to expire in three months and Russian output is falling
Government worried that traditional pro-Moscow sentiment in Gagauzia could destabilise region
Vagit Alekperov says tightened sanctions would be worst outcome for Europe as well as Moscow
Since the invasion of Ukraine, work done by firms such as CMS, Harbottle & Lewis and Carter-Ruck for Russian billionaires has come under increasing scrutiny
Ukrainian officials allege site hosted ads for Russian military recruitment and goods looted in war
Former spy Matthias Warnig also quits board of oil giant after controversy in Germany
Termination of European-listed CSRU and IEER confirmed following suspension of trading in March
Refinery in Sicily forced to buy more oil from Russia in unintended consequence of sanctions
Thirty-year-old predictions about Russia’s post-Soviet future now look like western hubris
Russian navy has been able to seal off other shipping traffic and all but halt Ukrainian grain exports
Prices are increasing at different rates, with the cost of living rising fastest in the Baltic states and eastern Europe
Investors need not sweat, but subsidiary’s bankruptcy will stunt access to independent media
Alexander Govor to take over chain’s restaurants under new brand and different menu
US tech group says it has become ‘untenable for our Russia office to function’
Volunteers help people leave displacement camps to build new lives in the west
Turkey’s president requests extradition of 30 ‘terrorists’
A visual guide to the war
EU reiterates move would breach bloc’s sanctions against Moscow
Chevron and Woodside executives predict Moscow’s exclusion will benefit US and Australian producers
Black Sea outcrop is as much a tool of propaganda as of military strategy for Moscow and Kyiv
Confiscation of Moscow’s frozen central bank reserves fraught with risk, experts say
Russia warns of response if alliance sites military equipment on new territories and Turkey objections remain hurdle
Fast-food chain expected to book non-cash charge of up to $1.4bn for exit
Great powers usually come off worse when they invade smaller countries
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