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Why the EU chose a loan over frozen assets
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A retrospective on the 19 December 2025 decision to lend Ukraine €90 billion from the EU budget rather than draw on frozen Russian central bank funds.
What the Kostiantynivka market strike left unresolved
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A missile strike on a Donetsk Oblast market on 6 September 2023 killed at least 15 people and prompted competing accounts of who fired it.
What happened in the Kostiantynivka market strike?
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A missile hit an open market in Donetsk Oblast, killing at least 15 people, and the question of who fired it was contested.
What did the Kherson retreat mean for the south?
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A look back at the Russian withdrawal announcement of 9 November 2022 and the situation it left on 11 November 2022.
What Russia's Kherson retreat announcement meant
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A look back at the announcement that Russian forces would leave the city of Kherson and the western bank of the Dnieper.
What did Russia's Meta listing mean for business?
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A look back at two reported events from the days before 16 October 2022, including the Avdiivka market strike and Russia's action against Meta.
What Russia's Meta listing meant for business
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A look back at the mid-October 2022 reports on Russia's action against Meta Platforms and the strike on an Avdiivka marketplace.
What Russia's Meta listing meant for business
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A look back at the 12 October 2022 backdrop: a corporate blacklisting a day earlier and a deadly strike on a marketplace in Avdiivka.
What Russia's Meta listing meant for business
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A look back at the 11 October 2022 decision to place the owner of Facebook and Instagram on Russia's list of terrorists and extremists.
Why did Russia list Meta as extremist?
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A look back at the decision of 11 October 2022 to place the parent company of Instagram and Facebook on a list of terrorists and extremists.
Why did Druzhba oil flows to Europe halt?
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A look back at the pipeline suspension reported around 10 August 2022, alongside a Russian decree on foreign asset sales.
What did Russia's war cost business by 28 July 2022?
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Two corporate developments reported on 27 July 2022 showed how the invasion of Ukraine was reaching company accounts and European gas supply.
Naftogaz creditors reject Ukraine's debt freeze plan
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A look back at the creditor rebuff to Naftogaz's two-year payment freeze, days after Kyiv sought relief on its sovereign debt.
What Russia's bond default meant by 2 July 2022
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A look back at the Eurobond default that followed Western sanctions and a blocked payment channel.
Russia's Eurobond default, as seen on 1 July 2022
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A look back at the Taiwanese-owned Eurobond default of 27 June 2022 and why Moscow called it a farce.
What Russia's June 2022 bond default meant
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A retrospective on the missed Eurobond payments, Moscow's reaction and why the immediate consequences were limited.
Russia's Eurobond default: what happened on 27 June
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A look back at the missed payments on two Taiwanese-owned Eurobonds and the dispute over who was to blame.
Did the EU's oil embargo mark a turning point?
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A look back at the energy and sanctions decisions taken in Europe in the last days of May 2022.
What financial help reached Ukraine by 11 April 2022?
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A look back at two aid announcements reported on 9 April 2022, from the IMF and the British government.
How Russia's economic isolation widened by 29 March 2022
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A look back at two corporate and financial responses to the boycott of Russia in the days before 29 March 2022.
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