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UEFA has made two moves toward partially reintegrating Russia into European soccer despite the ongoing war in Ukraine

Investigators from Germany, Sweden and Denmark remain tight-lipped while speculation and theories abound.

Exclusive: US oil multinationals face questions over trade with Russia amid pressure to cease operations

In Texas, a new tax break program full of loopholes has led critics to warn that it will be exploited by major fossil fuel producers.

The Russian defence ministry said Saturday that one drone was destroyed close to the border in the Belgorod region, while another was intercepted, and a separate drone headed for Moscow in the early hours of the morning was also thwarted. Read our live blog to see how all the day's…

Ukrainian soccer club Dynamo Kyiv has told Turkish rival Fenerbahce it had “blood on your hands” for going to Russia to play Zenit St. Petersburg in a preseason game

During PM Modi’s visit to Washington, experts are watching closely to see if energy deals, which were the highlight of his last big bilateral visit to the United States in 2019, will find a mention

Alliance for Responsible Citizenship includes prominent Brexit voices and Bjørn Lomborg, who has questioned the urgency of the climate crisis

MOSCOW: Russia on Friday declared the environmental group Greenpeace an “undesirable organisation”, effectively banning it from operating in the country.

Russian state-owned Gazprom is still shipping supplies to Moldova's indebted separatist enclave Transdniestria without receiving payment purely because it wants to prop up the region, Moldova's energy minister said on Sunday.

Fears appointing Paolo Scaroni as Enel CEO would undermine US and EU attempts to curb Russian influence