Putin thinks he’s called Europe’s bluff – and he may be right
Amid Western sanctions, Russia’s state-owned energy giant Gazprom has suspended all deliveries to Poland and Bulgaria.
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Europe’s fossil fuel imports have funded Russia’s war
EU countries have bought €44bn of Russian energy since the invasion of Ukraine began.
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Is Putin really willing to go nuclear?
The tone and tempo of threats from the Kremlin has escalated amid claims that Russia is fighting a wider war.
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Russia accused of orchestrating attacks in Moldovan breakaway region
Explosions in the Russia-backed region of Transnistria have prompted fears that it could be drawn into the Kremlin’s war on…
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Putin’s war could be the undoing of Nicola Sturgeon
As Nato fortifies to counter the Russian threat, the case against Trident – and for Scottish independence – is looking…
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Nato and its allies are finally supplying the weapons Kyiv needs
In committing itself to arming Ukraine on an ongoing basis, the West has woken up to the peril Europe faces.
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“She has given us the greatest gift”: The British families trying to help their surrogates in Ukraine
Hundreds of UK children were born via Ukrainian surrogates. Now, many of their parents are desperate to support the women…
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The dual atrocity of rape in the war on Ukraine
Sexual violence as a weapon of war is not only a crime against humanity, it’s often treated as a side…
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