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Kyiv says electronics factory for weapon parts and oil pumping station among target in Russia

It’s not clear to me on what moral basis I would refuse publication in Putin’s Russia while signing gratefully for Trump’s America

Zelenskiy says strikes are a response to Russian attacks on Ukraine’s cities and infrastructure

Technology is being deployed by Irish military to detect threats to key underwater cables and monitor Russian ‘shadow-fleet’ vessels

Ukrainian air force said barrage was the largest of the full-scale invasion

Traffic at ‌the Finnish capital’s airport has resumed after three-hour suspension

After four bloody years of war, signs of anxiety within the Kremlin are unmistakable

Widespread nature of attacks prompts warnings that Moscow is trying to overwhelm air defence systems

Prime minister Evika Siliņa resigns after incidents of drones crashing near Latvia’s border with Russia

In the 1980s and 1900s, Swedish sonar detected what sounded like submarines, but were actually flatulent fish

Zelenskiy says 14 regions came under fire with residential, energy and railway infrastructure targeted

The EU should consider its approach to lifting economic sanctions against Russia, and a future security architecture for the Continent

The FAI should refuse to play fixtures against Israel until Fifa and Uefa apply the same standards they applied elsewhere

Drone strikes, mounting casualties and a distracted US president means a slow-motion victory is in doubt

On the battlefield Russia’s small advances in Donbass have all but ground to a halt

EU imposes sanctions on Russia for systematic ‌unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children

Her grief at the death of her husband four years ago seemed emblematic of the grief of Ukraine. Yet, like her country, she is moving forward with a sense of purpose even as the war continues

Inconsistency between Government reluctance to formally acknowledge Armenian genocide and clear stance on Gaza

US-mediated truce between Kyiv and Moscow appears under serious strain on its second day

One woman’s memory of exile and fear under Russian occupation helps explain Ukraine’s enduring resolve to defend its independence

President’s comments come as Moscow holds scaled-back Victory Day parade amid beginning of ceasefire with Kyiv

Move follows Irish Times investigation revealing Co Limerick plant ships vast amounts of alumina to Russia

Temporary truce includes suspension of all physical military activity and exchange of 1,000 prisoners by each country

As the country heads into Victory Day, the economy is stalling, internet restrictions are growing and Moscow fears Ukrainian attacks

Short of manpower and might, Kviv has devised a machine-based modern war strategy instead

Top Ukrainian negotiator arrives in Miami for news talks with US representatives on moving towards peace accords

Worldview: Tragic Ukraine is a borderland for Russia and for the West, historian Yaroslav Hrytsak says

Yerevan letter: A former Soviet republic takes tentative steps to cut its dependence on Moscow

Not an option for Russia to halt strikes for one day for military parade ⁠while continuing strikes, says Zelenskiy

Security around Russia’s president tightens after audacious drone attacks from Ukraine

Recent evening at PEN Ukraine was dedicated to identity of people from occupied Donetsk

Russia said any attempt by Ukraine to disrupt the celebrations would prompt retaliation

Russian drone attacks on port infrastructure up tenfold in ​first four months of ⁠2026, Kyiv confirmed

Decision to host eighth European Political Community meeting in Yerevan a notable statement and red rag to Moscow

Fear US will withdraw weapons faster than Europe can develop alternatives

International Atomic Energy Agency warns of safety risks and requests access to assess damage

One, James Geoghegan, says Government package of supports will be running out by July

There is something undeniably sinister in the combination of intimacy and detachment in footage taken by ‘first person view’ drones

Losses to Malian militants by Wagner Group’s successor call in to question Moscow’s military adventurism

If we’re living in a new Darwinian age, the big powers are not having it all their own way