Behind Moscow’s bluster, sanctions are making Russia suffer High oil and gas revenues notwithstanding, Putin’s ability to fight is being eaten away as the months go by
Dairy co-op Arla to pay farmers more for milk if climate targets met ‘Sustainability incentive’ aims to cut emissions on farms of its 8,900 European members. including in UK
Liz Truss meets European leaders in Prague as Irish deputy PM says NI protocol ‘a little too strict’ – as it happened PM is attending European Political Community meeting amid hope over thawing in Northern Ireland standoff
Credit Suisse puts Zurich hotel up for sale in urgent liquidity dash Ailing Swiss bank’s share price has collapsed after being hit by series of crises
Shell’s rapid growth to slow as weaker gas trading hits profits Europe’s largest oil and gas firm says margins in refining business have nearly halved, hitting third-quarter profits
Franca Fendi, inheritor of Italian fashion house, dies aged 87 Fendi and her sisters took luxury brand to new creative heights by bringing in Karl Lagerfeld in 1960s
Ukrainian economy will shrink at rate eight times that of Russia, World Bank forecasts Kyiv economy will contract by 35% in 2022, compared with a 4.5% fall in Russian GDP
Shell chief: governments may need to tax energy firms to help the poor Ben van Beurden also warns against EU moves to cap price of gas and electricity to protect consumers
Paris Métro paper ticket reaches end of the line after more than 120 years Iconic ticket on one-way trip to transport history as city opts for payment by travelcards and mobiles
Ukraine ‘must revamp labour laws and step up privatisation to fix economy’ President’s economic adviser says country must speed up reform of industries after Russia’s invasion
Cost of insuring against Credit Suisse defaulting reaches record high Investors rush to buy credit default swaps as worries grow over solidity of bank’s balance sheet
Co-founder of collapsed energy firm Bulb hopes to expand battery business Loss-making venture led by Amit Gudka eyes continent as countries move towards using renewable power
Size of Nord Stream blasts equal to large amount of explosive, UN told Experts suggest maintenance robots may have planted bombs, as concern grows over methane buildup
UK isolated as EU agrees windfall tax on energy firms Levy could raise €140bn, and energy ministers also set targets to cut electricity use
EU investigates Dutch ex-commissioner over Uber lobbying claims Anti-fraud office opens inquiry into allegations against Neelie Kroes after alleged breach of ethics rules