European fishing fleets accused of illegally netting tuna in Indian Ocean

Reports handed to EU claim vessels likely to have entered coastal states’ waters where stocks are dwindling

Pfizer to offer all its drugs not-for-profit to 45 lower-income countries

Company launches ‘healthier world’ accord in Davos and speaks to other pharma firms about similar steps

From a warning of third world war to global stagflation or depression, gathering is unsurprisingly sombre

Veteran philanthropist tells World Economic Forum civilisation ‘may not survive’ what is coming

‘Fly Responsibly’ adverts mislead customers on the sustainability of flying with KLM, say campaigners

Said Gutseriev says he has no financial or commercial links to his father, who was sanctioned last year for ‘supporting’ dictator of Belarus

Mildly eco-catastrophising offering, in which pasty boiler-suited characters try to cope with liquid disaster

Speaking at Davos, Kristalina Georgieva says anxiety about food prices is ‘hitting the roof’

Ukrainian president tells business leaders they need to decide whether ‘brute force’ should rule the world

Russian state-linked bank pursuing financier for millions over alleged fraud is not on UK sanctions list

The banker and former regulator has seen many crises in his career, but war and political division have him worried

Russia cut off gas to Bulgaria and Poland last month amid an energy payments dispute sparked by Putin’s invasion of Ukraine

Blinken calls on Moscow to end blockade of Ukraine ports as Medvedev says Russia is ready to allow the flow of food when sanctions lift

Poor seed harvests have led to empty shelves at supermarkets in France and global shortages

Shortages of grain and fertiliser could cause ‘mass hunger and famine, says chief, as World Bank pledges $12bn to ease shortfall