US to send 2,700 troops to eastern Europe amid Ukraine standoff with Russia
Pentagon insists deployment is only temporary move to ease fears of Nato allies
Pentagon insists deployment is only temporary move to ease fears of Nato allies
General who became first black US secretary of state made faulty claims about Hussein’s weapons
Zemari Ahmadi, who died with nine members of his family, including seven children, had no connection to terrorism, a New York Times investigation suggests
Tens of thousands of at-risk Afghans left behind after evacuations
Ireland’s large Afghan community expresses sadness and fear at Taliban resurgence
Taliban have the momentum in Afghanistan as US withdraws, says retired US general
House votes on Bill to assist people who helped US troops as Taliban influence grows
Ashraf Ghani’s visit to Washington comes at critical moment for the two countries
US president says it is time to end ‘America’s longest war’ as he confirms move
America Letter: US due to withdraw its remaining troops from region on May 1st
Details emerged as bail was refused to a woman accused of being a high-ranking terrorist
The former national security adviser on Irish foreign policy and November’s US election
Sam Kendrick (95) parachuted into Arnhem in 1944 as part of Liberation of Netherlands
US president says Ankara has agreed permanent ceasefire after its pause in operations
Irish Isis supporter likely moved from Ain Issa camp after Turkish planes bombed area
Reports of executions and breakout from camp housing Islamic State families
Erdogan threatens to send millions of refugees to Europe in combative speech
Ahmad Bekkî says his two brothers have already left Kobanî
Jets attack Kurdish forces as Ankara moves to create border ‘safe zone’
US president threatens on Twitter to ‘totally destroy and obliterate’ Turkish economy
America Letter: President may be shifting from hawkishness in overseas relations
Iranian minister hits back at ‘genocidal taunts’ as countries appear closer to war
Move comes as a Libyan commander’s forces marches on Tripoli
Withdrawal hints at disagreements between White House and Pentagon over Syria policy
Bush could claim to have been one of the most successful foreign-policy US presidents
Former president says British-Irish relations ‘much more fraught’ than in recent past
US top commander in Afghanistan escapes injury in gun attack in Kandahar province
Trump praises Kim for event’s focus on growth and lack of nuclear weapons
Official says increased cost of event to about $92m could be reason for postponement
Pyongyang takes action after calling military exercises between allies a provocation
Mixed messages emerge from meeting between Donald Trump and National Security Council
At least three Irish men are fighting with Kurds in Syria, part of an international battalion of ‘villagers, students, sons of butchers, socialists and anarchists’
President who was exempted from serving in Vietnam is planning a military parade
Stellar line-up at Castle Coole included James Galway, Ruthie Henshall and Anúna
At DMZ dividing South from North Korea, old soldiers are optimistic about conflict ending
Trump signs off on plan as administration considers troop surge in Afghanistan
Strike comes as US president Donald Trump sends delegation to Kabul
The bombing of Syria and Afghanistan has left many people nervous
US military signals it may have a larger and longer presence in Syria to fight Islamic State
President-elect appoints fossil fuel defender to run the Environmental Protection Agency
Is the Clinton Foundation a ‘criminal enterprise,’ and has Trump ever spoken with Putin?
Brussels declaration will respect security and defence policies of non-Nato members
Taoiseach tells Dáil that Americans have alternative candidate to vote for
Military exercises will be the largest ever following North Korea’s fourth nuclear test in January
Combat troops officially end their operations today and hand over to the Afghan military
Move comes as serie sof attacks in Baghdad kill at least 28 people
US president says his administration placed too much trust in the Iraqi military
Self-taught tactician drove French and American forces out of Vietnam
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices