EU to push partners to cover €30bn aid gap for Ukraine
Kyiv could run out of funding unless the first disbursement of the EU package arrives by early April
Kyiv could run out of funding unless the first disbursement of the EU package arrives by early April
Minister says intervention at this stage ‘highly unlikely’, arguing that last year’s budget measures were ‘permanent, affordable and sustainable’
Trump called for demonstrations against the regime and promised demonstrators support from the US. They demonstrated; they died in their thousands
Trump and Netanyahu deserve our eternal gratitude for their heroic efforts to avert nuclear war
But Fine Gael TD Edward Timmins emerges as unlikely star in Fianna Fáil’s leader’s two hours of need
Hungary and Slovakia accuse Kyiv of overstating the impact of an attack by Moscow on Druzhba pipeline
Gas, oil and stocks are all hit and the longer it drags on the worse it will be for economies
Sinn Féin’s stance on the €90bn support package for Ukraine doesn’t hold up
Ukraine-Russia peace talks still expected this week but could be moved from planned Abu Dhabi location
Russian embassy in country indicates no notification about facts and reasons for seizure
Works by Yuliia Iliukha, Artem Chapeye, Antoine Volodine, Eduardo Halfon, Julia Franck and Elisa Shua Dusapin
No doubt the Irish Defence Forces have been monitoring developments in Ukraine since Russia’s invasion
Saoirse Aylward’s son Jax was stillborn following incident on N25 in January, 2024
Three Ukrainian veterans will play themselves in a bilingual play to be staged in Dublin
Western media interest seems to have fallen off a cliff, yet the suffering continues
Latest talks come as Moscow launches fresh missile and drone attacks on Kyiv’s energy and other critical infrastructure
Facility to be approved to provide ‘Nato proof’ space for discussions with foreign governments
Republicans will fret about the yawning gap between presidential rhetoric and voter sentiment
Six-month stint in influential European council deal-making role will consume a lot of Government’s bandwidth
Inside Politics: What Ukraine wants and needs is money and weapons to continue the war
The line between war and peace in the European Union is thinner than many would like to believe
Zelenskiy praises Europeans who have ‘stood on the right side of history’ as Kyiv counts four years of war
Documentary accompanies Yours Eternally, a song featuring Ed Sheeran and Taras Topolia
Ukrainian president appeals to Donald Trump to visit Kyiv to ‘understand what this war is really about’
‘It beggars belief that Sinn Féin wants Europe to abandon Ukraine," says Taoiseach
EU leaders confront divisions over €90bn loan as Zelenskiy addresses parliament
EU’s Kaja Kallas not optimistic about peace talks as cities face continued bombardment
Helen McEntee and Patrick Donovan to present strategy aimed at promoting Ireland globally as a dynamic sporting nation
Early Edition with Andrew McNair: Today's top Irish Times stories
Idea of just peace, war crimes trials and reparations has fallen by wayside
Sensitive fibre optic cables and gas pipelines are concentrated in the Irish Sea. We need to have a vessel patrolling the area immediately
On the anniversary of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a Kyiv mother tells how her sons have learned to live under constant threat of attack
After four years of attrition, the conflict is stuck in bloody gridlock
‘We don’t hate Ukraine’, says Hungarian minister before saying why far-right government threatened to block sanctions on Russia
At least one killed and another five injured in Kyiv region with latest talks failing to produce peace deal
‘Spending tens of billions’ of taxpayer money on more weaponry not the way to resolve conflict, says party leader
Aggressors rarely concede at the negotiating table what they are winning on the battlefield
Loan was agreed in December by EU leaders as a lifeline for Kyiv
Inside Politics: Former prince Andrew’s arrest, Ireland’s EU presidency plans and U-turn on SNAs dominate news too
In Ukraine ‘the issues are clearer’, and we cannot know who would have won in Spain with no intervention
Inaction of the West following the 2014 invasion of Crimea emboldened Putin
Public Accounts Committee to hear funding of over €600m allocated in 2026 compared with about €1.4bn in 2024
Labour leader Ivana Bacik highlights ‘alarming revelations’ in Irish Times investigation about use of Irish-made electronics in drones
Record due to be released on February 24th, the fourth anniversary of the invasion of Ukraine
Reliance on Kushner and Witkoff for negotiations raises concerns for US capacity and experience
Zelenskiy accuses Moscow of delaying progress as second day of discussions concludes after two hours
Meta wants Irish Government to to urge EU to ditch law intended to crack down on addictive social media features
Early Edition with Aideen Finnegan: A selection of stories to start your day
An investigation conducted by The Irish Times and other media shows parts manufactured by Taoglas and TE Connectivity are being used in Geran-2 drones
Companies, among 19 in Europe that produce necessary parts, say they take steps to prevent downstream supply
Is SF clinging to old Soviet Marxist ideals that have long since gone under the quasi-fascist imperialism of Putin?
Minister for Defence says such a move would be ‘deterrent’ as vessels increasingly enter Irish economic waters
Europe and US have targeted more than 600 ‘shadow fleet’ vessels with sanctions
Donald Trump could use gas-export controls or emergency powers to halt or reduce sales to Europe
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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
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