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Sporadic shelling raises concerns of damage at Europe’s largest atomic power facility
Former chancellor’s privileges removed by Bundestag committee after furore over his Russia links
Once regarded as a sophisticated elite, foreign ministry officials now use extreme language to prove loyalty to the Kremlin
Rerouting of Moscow’s crude to India, China and Turkey has helped offset curbs elsewhere
Air base incident is the latest involving Russian targets that western analysts suspect had indirect guidance from Kyiv
Odds are lengthening against a return to Europe’s prewar reliance on Russian energy
She’s famous not for her Olympic golds but because she’s become a political pawn. Sportswomen deserve better
Turkish president’s closer co-operation with Moscow could trigger retaliation from the US
Supply to Slovakia, Czech Republic and Hungary cut off amid row over payments related to EU sanctions against Moscow
Agreement to permit exports may not translate into a big wheat supply increase
Helsinki says Russians are entering the country and then using its airports to fly elsewhere in the bloc
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Officials warn of retaliation if Ankara helps Moscow evade sanctions after Erdoğan and Putin agree to increase co-operation
Some in the country believe the Kremlin helped to script last month’s ousting of Mario Draghi
Two years after pro-democracy protests swept the nation, opponents of the Lukashenko regime can take heart from Polish history
America, the EU and UK are all at fault for not imposing a genuine embargo on Moscow’s gas, oil and coal exports
Western countries that back Ukraine face a hard winter but the Russian economy is under severe pressure
Russian and Turkish presidents discuss trade and investment deals in Black Sea meeting
Moscow’s control of southern city grows stronger as Kyiv plans military offensive to regain regional capital
Andrii Baryshpolets seeks to harness international sympathy for Kyiv to end Moscow’s longstanding rule of Fide
Agreement should hold as long as Moscow sees commercial benefits too, Kyiv officials say
Decision comes despite US efforts to secure prisoner swap for basketball star
Weaponised negotiations should form part of Ukraine’s military tool kit
Comments raise fears Russian supplies to Germany could drop to zero
Corn-carrying Razoni passed UN-led inspection in Turkish waters
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