Radar imagery and interviews show damage from cross-border attacks amid fears of escalating war
Kremlin has not been stopped in its tracks — but it does have sand in its gears
Heller Tools exported machinery to entities linked to a covert FSB smuggling network
Western officials believe the strategy is proving effective in undermining Moscow’s ability to export crude
Kremlin has turned to microprocessors and other technology not intended for military use to skirt sanctions
Labour leader’s trips to see Arsenal bumped him up House of Commons register of interests
Commons register of interests shows Labour leader’s declarations in last parliament spanned concerts to clothing
Party sends activists deep into Conservative territory as polls suggest huge swing
As Hizbollah and Israel trade cross-border fire, radar data and interviews show attacks have ravaged 5km-wide strip of land
Campaign data analysed by FT reveals electoral strategy likely to maximise Tory losses in the south of England
Prime minister says he will ‘boot’ out anyone from the party found to have broken the rules
Highly valued Swedish software group has underplayed its market dominance
Shadowy buyers for Moscow’s defence industry source old western-made machinery
Ingosstrakh targeted as part of western push to limit Kremlin’s oil revenues during Ukraine war
Measure will discourage financial institutions in countries such as China from doing business with Moscow
Financial pressure mounts on Scotland’s ruling party after Tories and Labour boost election war chests in first quarter
Research ordered by Russian gas group warns it may not recover lost export revenues for more than a decade
Moscow is leveraging a loophole allowing Belarusian car dealers to circumvent sanctions
Indian conglomerate rejects accusations of inflating prices in transactions with state utility
Bank ditched asset-swap plan connected to oligarch Oleg Deripaska after letter warning of potential secondary sanctions
The US president paused a weapons shipment to Israel, piling pressure on Israel’s leader to change course. Will it work?
Sanctions have caused imports of spare parts to collapse. But airlines have found new ways to get components into the country
Washington’s crackdown shows its leverage over global banking system
Washington says shipments exceeded 165,000 barrels in March and could continue ‘indefinitely’
Attacks on Moscow’s warships have helped to establish an export corridor that could boost Kyiv’s war effort
