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Shift in seaborne trade suggests Kremlin will benefit from rising prices despite west’s $60-a-barrel cap
There is a risk of undermining faith in dollar holdings and reducing western leverage in dealings with Moscow
Curbs raise concerns Kremlin is ‘repeating playbook’ by again weaponising energy supplies
Businesses from ‘unfriendly’ countries have amassed more than $18bn in earnings since the start of the invasion of Ukraine
Proposals would reshape global market for the precious stones, but implementation will divide industry
Delistings are most prominent since Russia annexed Crimea in 2014
Chief executive’s optimism puts a good face on Russia’s economy
Swedish company latest group to exit country following its invasion of Ukraine
If the cost of staying is negligible, the withdrawal of western business will continue as a slow retreat
Group becomes latest company to part ways with country following its invasion of Ukraine
First time measures against businessman sanctioned over Ukraine have been revoked
He says he is being politically persecuted by Moscow. The US granted him asylum. But does his story hold up? A new podcast series investigates
Putin’s naming of companies from unfriendly countries will pave the way for asset seizures, says Russia watcher
Russian leader offers different interpretation and insists Moscow will not re-join until the west meets its demands.
Beijing’s mission to promote the currency could end up hurting Chinese lenders
Beijing has pushed renminbi as alternative global currency to dollar
Moscow is benefiting from bad mechanism design
Belgium and Spain are world’s second and third-biggest importers of Russian LNG this year
Waldemar W is accused of providing components for Orlan-10 unmanned aerial vehicles used by Russian forces in Ukraine
Request from Yandex co-founder Arkady Volozh is test of whether bloc will reward Russians who break with Kremlin
Deal follows criticism of delayed departure after invasion of Ukraine
Western officials say they are not aware of the proposal and that no talks are taking place
Franchisee is latest brand to exit following Ukraine invasion and seizures of western companies
Move comes as Kremlin steps up campaign to force tycoons to bring their wealth and businesses back home
A sale would be a rare case of navigating a web of Kremlin restrictions and western sanctions
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