When Vladimir Putin launched his all-out invasion of Ukraine in February, few people expected Kyiv’s forces would nine months later be threatening to reclaim Crimea. That no longer feels like a military impossibility.

Moscow will not accept a price cap on seaborne Russian oil coordinated by the EU and the G7.

Hailed as saviors of the global financial system for years, central banks are now facing a credibility crisis as their most potent policy tool — interest rates — struggles to tame inflation.

Ukraine is bracing for three or four “massive” missile strikes from Russia, as the country recovers from the latest missile attack on their energy infrastructure.

Europe's growing shortage of medical devices is threatening many lives. The cause? The devil in the details of Europe's Medical Devices Regulation, which sets out new rules around device certification and came into effect last year.

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