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Leaders of the world's biggest developed economies are looking for ways to cut off Russian President Vladimir Putin's oil money, which is helping finance the war against Ukraine

Irish Premier Micheal Martin said his concern was a trend towards unilateralism emanating from the UK Government.

On 23 February – the eve of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine – the Council of the European Union (EU) adopted the first package of sanctions in response to Moscow’s recognition of the self-proclaimed autonomous republics of Donetsk and Lugansk.

Spain, which was the first European Union country to receive a first tranche of pandemic recovery funding, on Monday was also the first to get European Commission approval for a second instalment worth 12 billion euros ($12.7 billion).

‘Act of self-harm’: Jacob Rees-Mogg announced delay to checks as cost-saving measure

For four months, Ukraine has been fighting for its very existence. Having successfully forced Russia to shift focus from a four-fronted offensive to concentrating on the Donbas region in the east of the country, Ukraine is now fighting a bitter war of attrition – losing, depending on whose figures you…

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Better controls on EU goods needed as impact of Covid and Russia-Ukraine war also put pressure on standards

Exclusive: EU school groups are opting to travel to Ireland instead, says UK tourism association

Rishi Sunak under fire for not doing more to help households tackle climbing costs

Second test launch of Zuljanah seen as Tehran’s effort to irk Washington