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Russian President Vladimir Putin is playing politics with gas deliveries to the EU.

India and the UK are aiming for a deal by Diwali — but businesses aren’t so sure.

Around 30,000 tons of food aid could be shipped out of Ukraine’s ports as early as next week, according to a U.N. official. The wheat will be …

Chancellor insists that sanctions are not preventing delivery of a massive gas turbine.

Negotiations on reviving a 2015 nuclear deal with Iran have been stalled for months.

Tensions reach their most precarious point in more than quarter of a century.

Energy Minister German Galushchenko tells POLITICO Europe is being too cautious.

Diplomats hope the agreement on grain shipments could be a test case for future peace talks.

A cargo ship filled with grain is leaving a Ukrainian port for the first time since February.

The UN, Turkey, Russia and Ukraine signed an agreement to reopen 3 Black Sea ports around Odesa last week.

A shortfall of the fuel would be particularly painful for Poland and Germany.

UN says first shipments could begin as early as Friday.

Letter seen by POLITICO shows senior politicians want account taken down amid questions over user data.

The EU wants to wean itself off fossil fuels from Russia. The other options aren’t great.

Liz Truss and Rishi Sunak are both scrambling to look tough on Beijing.

Kyiv says an insurance deal with UK could come ‘soon,’ though British leadership frontrunner Liz Truss had claimed one was already done.

While sales of oil and gas are down, revenues are up — raising questions on the effectiveness of EU sanctions.

Mandatory gas consumption cuts of 15 percent can only be activated by a vote of the Council.

Russian foreign minister tours Africa, blaming Europe for food crisis.

Moscow has come under fire for halting or reducing gas deliveries to a dozen EU countries.

Ukraine to send state-run grain ships out first, hoping private companies will follow.

Kyiv’s envoy for sanctions says Russian citizens have ‘partial responsibility’ for the war.

Kyiv reconfirms push to open ports and resume agricultural shipments despite ‘barbarism’ of Russian attack.

Europe seeks to diversify away from Russian suppliers, bolster supply chains, Dombrovskis tells the FT.