Vladimir Putin cites Nato’s eastward expansion over the past 30 years as the justification for the Ukraine invasion, but why did the pact grow so much after the collapse of the Soviet Union?

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The Russian invasion of Ukraine has forced investors to rethink their approach towards ESG criteria and exclusions.

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In 2020, Ukraine imported $54bn worth of goods and exported $49bn. The Russian invasion will not only affect Ukraine’s trade flows but also global flows as sanctions are placed on Russia.

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Nataly Veremeeva’s head snaps to the right as something explodes somewhere outside her window. Seconds pass, then she turns back to the Zoom call. “You heard?” she asks, eyes flickering back and forth between the camera and the window. “It’s happening right now just outside of our window.” The director of TechUkraine, the community championing …

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Russia is dependent on Taiwan's semiconductors for everything from the manufacture of laptops to military equipment. The cutting off of this supply may be disastrous for Russia.

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Vulnerable countries such as war-torn Yemen look set to suffer the most from Ukrainian food exports halting in the aftermath of the Russian invasion.

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Following speculation, shipping giants A.P. Moller-Maersk and MSC both confirm suspension of Russia shipping.

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Many foreign companies operating in Ukraine have swiftly moved to support the country as it defends itself from the Russian invasion. Sebastian Shehadi speaks to those on the ground assisting in any way they can.

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What does the Ukraine-Russia conflict mean for the many multinational companies that have subsidiaries in these countries?

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Anonymous joining the worsening cyber conflict in Ukraine raises the risk of businesses being caught in the digital crossfire.

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