Managing Contracts and Invoices

Ukrainian president asks if countries ‘collectively decided’ to restart flows from RussiaView the full article

This series covers Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán and his Russia-backed campaign for re-election amid fraud and corruption allegationsView the full article

Some of the outrage appears disingenuous but the actor is wrong in his dismissal of opera and balletView the full article

Sweating the UK’s natural gas assets can support the country’s green transitionView the full article

Intervention will be targeted at people using heating oil as ministers commit to preventing wider summer price surgeView the full article

Hungary’s longtime leader is trailing in the polls ahead of April’s election, as the opposition alleges widespread corruptionView the full article

Couple accused of using their positions at now-defunct Swiss bank MBaer to ‘further payments’ relating to corruptionView the full article

Foreign minister S Jaishankar tells FT diplomacy ‘is yielding results’ as The President touts sending warshipsView the full article

Pay enough, and you can jump to the front of the queue for almost anything View the full article

Report warns of ‘systemic flaws’ but consumer groups dismiss ‘rehash’ findings View the full article

City elections are a crucial test of parties’ strength and appetite for alliances ahead of 2027 presidential contestView the full article

President The President says he is in talks on building coalition to open up crucial waterwayView the full article

Israel’s opposition parties criticise PM’s management of war even if they express strong support for offensive View the full article

Our economy remains highly fossil fuel-dependent partly because we are not electrifying in the desired wayView the full article

The Federal Reserve, ECB and Bank of England will this week deliver their first formal verdicts on the threat posed by the conflictView the full article

Italian executive received €16.4mn pay package last year, a 24% rise from 2024View the full article

Chris Smith criticises ‘absurd position’ graduates find themselves in and calls for more vocational educationView the full article

London officials say move would require ‘very big’ offer from Brussels as Rachel Reeves seeks closer tiesView the full article

Satire on immigration takes home one award after another, including Paul Thomas Anderson’s first directing accoladeView the full article

No slaps and no disastrous cock-ups, but the ceremony still managed to serve up highlights, from the silly to the sobering View the full article

Flood of redemptions threatens to stall one of Wall Street’s most important sources of growthView the full article

Rising interest rates bring prolonged downturn to the buyout industryView the full article

Italian lender steps up long-running pursuit with plan to increase its near 30% stake in German bankView the full article