The Ukrainian counter-offensive that is showing signs of getting under way will be crucial in shaping the outcome of its conflict with Russia. Even now, though, officials in Kyiv and allied capitals are turning their attention to Ukraine’s long-term place in the institutions that underpin Europe’s peace and prosperity. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is pushing for
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An unheralded revolution has taken place in America’s approach to international economics. As the new thinking emerges, it is reshaping the global economy and the western alliance. The approach was set out most clearly in a speech by Jake Sullivan on April 27. The fact that Sullivan is President Joe Biden’s national security adviser is
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Russia’s military has claimed to have defeated a large-scale Ukrainian attack in the Donetsk region, although it is not clear whether the push marks the start of a long-awaited counter-offensive. Kyiv dismissed the claims as Kremlin disinformation. Igor Konashenkov, Russia’s defence ministry spokesman, said in a video released early on Monday morning that Ukraine used
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European stocks traded cautiously on Monday after economic data sparked investors’ hopes that the US economy would weather the rise in interest rates, easing concerns over a possible recession. Trade in Europe was choppy, with the region-wide Stoxx 600 oscillating between minor gains and losses in early morning trade, while Germany’s Dax advanced 0.2 per
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In March, 16 of the City of London’s finest minds traipsed to Duke’s Hotel in Mayfair for dinner with UK security minister Tom Tugendhat. The topic of conversation was not Russia sanctions or the world’s growing cyber risks, but pensions. Tugendhat has form when it comes to campaigning for pension reform — he once accused
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