In July 2026 alone, the five largest EU buyers of Russian fossil fuels paid Russia a combined €1.3 billion

Raiffeisen Bank to push for €3.15 billion in damages from Deripaska-linked company

The alumina loophole is now Ireland’s to close

Brussels found Russia’s LNG weak spot — then carved out an exception for a Greek billionaire

The West should not fear a broken Russia. It should fear an unbroken one

Russia's fossil fuel export earnings fell 1% in June as France's Russian LNG imports surged 34%

Mondelez's CEO has openly acknowledged that the company's taxes in Russia help fund the war

Fayard is the last shipyard in the EU still servicing these vessels

In an op-ed for Sustainable Views (FT service), Nina Prusac (B4Ukraine) explains why a responsible exit from Russia has a deadline