British greed for dirty money emboldened Putin’s Russia
Before Britain pats itself on the back too generously for supporting Ukraine, it must not be forgotten how well the…
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Before Britain pats itself on the back too generously for supporting Ukraine, it must not be forgotten how well the…
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Putin appears to be as unwavering in driving his economy to collapse as he is in his desire to crush…
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The American fund managers BlackRock and PIMCO top the list of investors with funds stuck in the country.
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Experts suggest that banning Russian oil and gas would impact the German economy less than the Covid pandemic did.
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German Galushchenko, Ukraine’s energy minister, and the economic adviser Oleg Ustenko call on Germany to lead an EU oil boycott.
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The EU is a far bigger purchaser of Russian energy than the US and the UK.
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Natalie Jaresko was called in to rescue Ukraine’s finances after the annexation of Crimea in 2014. Now, she says Western…
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Oligarchs depend far more on our addiction to Russian energy than football clubs.
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Wealthy people with links to the Kremlin own swathes of luxurious London property, and Michael Gove is considering how to…
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The fate of the League of Nations provides a stark warning about using sanctions as a tool of modern warfare.
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Would Putin really halt his invasion because Apple Pay is withdrawn from Russia?
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Pressure to impose heavier economic sanctions shakes the foundation of parts of the UK economy.
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The freezing of Russia’s central bank reserves has brought conflict to the heart of the international monetary system.
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We can’t assume a happy ending for Ukraine. It needs our support.
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Russia’s international currency reserves now exceed its foreign debt, leaving it better prepared for the impact of sanctions.
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It should not have taken the biggest land invasion since the Second World War to end decades of amorality over…
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Measures must be tough enough to deter Putin from further action but not so harsh that they push Russia further…
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