Ukraine’s oil war, Okinawa tensions and Europe’s bond jitters

Ukraine claims its strikes have destroyed half of Russia’s oil-refining capacity, while Russia’s president says the attacks have cost the economy roughly 1% of GDP. Japan’s prime minister is pressing US forces over an alleged killing on Okinawa. In Europe, France’s pre-election debt sell-off is fuelling concern about wider Eurozone stability.

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Ukraine’s claimed blow to Russian oil

• What happened: Kyiv says long-range strikes have damaged **half of...