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Russian president denies the move would violate Moscow’s non-proliferation obligations
Josep Borrell says Chinese leader made it clear Vladimir Putin should not deploy atomic weapons
Also in today’s newsletter, the push towards greener jet fuel
Kremlin overhaul targets $8bn of additional annual revenue by reducing market ‘discount’ on crude sales
Memorial’s Oleg Orlov charged with ‘discrediting the armed forces’
Leaders of China and Russia hold centrepiece talks in Moscow
Moscow sees trade with Beijing as way to bypass western sanctions and help win Ukraine war
China’s leader demonstrates his support more than a year into Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
China’s president wants to assert peacemaking credentials and stabilise relations with Europe
Talk of a peace plan for Ukraine will obscure the tightening of ties between China and Russia
Appearance seen as apparent show of defiance after International Criminal Court issues arrest warrant
International Criminal Court targets Russian leader over removals of children from Ukraine
Chinese leader to affirm strong ties with Moscow despite Ukraine invasion
Ramzan Kadyrov moves to scotch rumours after first Kremlin visit in more than a year
The Russian leader’s best hope of winning the war in Ukraine lies in American politics
Ukraine denies backing raid by extremist Denis Nikitin, who calls for other Russians to rise up against Kremlin
Vladimir Putin convenes security council and cancels planned trip in response to border incident
Employees of Gazprombank’s subsidiary accused of helping Kremlin-connected figure open accounts
Ukraine girds itself for a second year of fighting against Russia for its independence and national identity
Wagner Group’s influence wanes as Moscow’s military establishment reasserts control
Western allies must equip Kyiv to prevail in a long battle of attrition
At the start of the cold war, the ‘long telegram’ set out a blueprint for the west’s policy towards the USSR. It now offers lessons on living with Vladimir Putin’s Russia
Beijing is keen to repair ties with its leading trade partners in the west
Marina Ovsyannikova was a cog in Putin’s propaganda machine. Now she’s a refugee
The decision to invade was taken after consulting only a tiny circle. The Russian leader has since become even more isolated
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