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A visual guide to the war
As western countries prepare to impose a price cap on Russian crude, many of the industry’s norms are being undermined
Defendant with dual nationality and links to Putin claims rules are discriminatory
‘We must return all lands,’ Ukrainian president tells the FT
Longer-term capacity constraints mean investors should look out for opportunities to come aboard
Plus, what Steve Martin would have paid for petrol to make it home for Turkey day in 1987 versus today
Internet giant known as ‘Russia’s Google’ wants to spare its tech ventures from consequences of Ukraine invasion
Kyiv rejects accusation by Gazprom it is taking supplies for Moldova from last remaining pipeline
Demonstrations bring together unlikely hardline bedfellows from left and right over impact of Ukraine conflict
Amid the drumbeat of state propaganda, the mood is one of low-level anxiety, according to independent polls
On the streets of the Serbian capital, graffitied walls show a country divided by Putin’s war in Ukraine
Residents of Przewodów, where a missile believed to have come from Ukraine killed two, recount the shock of the strike
Plus, new data show ESG funds continue to proliferate
Regionally strong countries such as Turkey share a determination to be at the table rather than on the menu
Xi able to use partnership with Putin to warn him against nuclear option in Ukraine, French president claims
General Valeriy Zaluzhnyi’s unorthodox tactics have helped to tip the balance in the war
Economic hardship from Ukraine invasion helped sway the developing world to isolate Moscow
Group with links to Russian military sentenced by court in Netherlands to life imprisonment
Shutdowns, shortages and surging prices are prompting calls for a more resilient food system
President Zelenskyy disputes view of Nato, Warsaw and US that weapon was likely fired by Kyiv’s air defence forces
Western sanctions after invasion of Ukraine contribute to sharpest downturn since pandemic
Domestic security agency making ‘biggest shift in a generation’ as it also contends with threats from Russia and Iran
Moscow will focus on the east while Ukrainians are likely to prioritise the southern front, say analysts
Attacks come as Zelenskyy tells G20 leaders Kyiv will keep fighting over winter
Negotiators are confident agreement will be reached before programme expires on Saturday
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