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As Europe battles to keep the lights on this winter, there is growing optimism that Russia now has few ways left to ratchet up the energy stand-off without causing pain to itself.

As Europe battles to keep the lights on this winter, there is growing optimism that Russia now has few ways left to ratchet up the energy stand-off without causing pain to itself.

As Europe battles to keep the lights on this winter, there is growing optimism that Russia now has few ways left to ratchet up the energy stand-off without causing pain to itself.

As Europe battles to keep the lights on this winter, there is growing optimism that Russia now has few ways left to ratchet up the energy stand-off without causing pain to itself.

It will be a painful winter – but Europe is finding a way to survive without Russian fuel

'Time to pull our finger out' on nuclear, said departing PM - but is France getting cold feet?

European leaders are assuring the world that they won’t overshoot their climate targets as they desperately search for new sources of fossil fuels. But

A long-term switch to more renewable sources has been overtaken by a short-term scramble to stave off a crisis.

Putin's willingness to weaponise energy supplies means EU will struggle to fill storage

Chilled gas is a lifeline, but the fuel, largely from the United States, may set back climate ambitions and prove a costly, short-term solution.