We use cookies and other data for a number of reasons, such as keeping FT Sites reliable and secure, personalising content and ads, providing social media features and to analyse how our Sites are used.
Add this topic to your myFT Digest for news straight to your inbox
A visual guide to the war
The two countries have set aside historical differences for a common cause but can the goodwill last?
House will now take up legislation that covers another $45bn in assistance for Ukraine a day after Zelenskyy visit
Russian mercenaries in Ukraine led by Putin ally have received missiles from Pyongyang, says White House
The west must continue to stand by the brave people of Ukraine for their sake, and for ours
Ukrainian president receives warm reception from Democrats and secures more aid for fight against Russia
Ukrainian leader’s first overseas trip since Russian invasion comes as Biden commits to providing Patriot defences
This edition includes Zelenskyy in Washington, Bank of Japan surprises markets and Trump forced to release tax returns
New assistance to Ukraine to include Patriot missile system requested by Kyiv
Resources are being reallocated towards state-based threats, but the risk posed by extremists is too deadly to ignore
President’s remarks come amid Kremlin-sanctioned criticism of its armed forces
Advanced weapons system a powerful addition to arsenal but may not offer immediate respite
An audience with Mikhail Voskresensky, former head of the piano section at the Moscow Conservatory
Russia’s leader’s comments mark second admission this month that military operations could be protracted
Putin’s relentless missile strikes on infrastructure indicate that mere containment of Russia will not achieve a secure peace
Officials set €180/MWh limit after Germany agrees to deal despite fears it would threaten continent’s supplies
Donors face a massive co-ordination problem in rebuilding the country and must start addressing it now
Portable diesel generators are relatively small, and would be harder for Russia to locate and attack than fixed infrastructure
Completion of specialised ship marks crucial point in the country’s plan to end reliance on Russian energy
Nationwide barrage increases Kyiv’s calls for urgent shipments of advanced air defence systems from west
Once thought of as reformers, the president’s economic confidants have ended up as enablers of an invasion they warned against
Putin had claimed Moscow would not deal with countries observing the restriction
Washington targets Moscow’s commodities sector with action against Norilsk Nickel chief
The country’s friends are inching towards accepting the magnitude of the challenge — but too slowly
Admiral Sir Tony Radakin’s assessment a rare positive in speech surveying array of global threats
International Edition
