Ukraine receives more F-16s and first Mirage fighter jets from France
Russia says new Ukrainian attacks in Kursk border region repelled
Russia says new Ukrainian attacks in Kursk border region repelled
Support groups multiply, with first lady Olena Zelenska leading ‘How are you?’ campaign and 200 new mental health centres planned
Kyiv believes Moscow behind deadly blasts at army draft offices around Ukraine
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Moscow and Berlin criticise US push to trade aid for Ukrainian mineral wealth
Renewed international focus is coming on Ireland’s attitude to defence as Finland and Sweden join Nato
State now appealing High Court ruling that it breached rights of homeless international protection applicants
Public figures in the Russian Federation have called for inhumane treatment or execution of captured military
Vulnerable populations already feeling impact as US president cuts off billions of dollars in US aid
Developers seek artificial intelligence breakthrough as air, sea and land drones transform warfare
Russian missile strike on apartment block in Poltava kills at least seven and injures 14 including three children, say emergency services
In the second column in a monthly series, the 29-year-old commander of a Ukrainian drone unit discusses fighting on while being unable to grieve for those lost in combat and how and when the war might end
Brian Meagher says he used unofficial shift swap system to cover days he was not present but this failed
Request comes ahead of summit in Brussels to discuss Europe’s security
Kyiv accuses Slovak PM and Romanian far-right leader of peddling Kremlin propaganda
Kremlin calls Zelenskiy ‘illegitimate’ leader who could not sign any peace deal for Kyiv
Scandals, ‘leaks’, army recruitment woes and Trump fears compound concerns over trajectory of war
EU foreign affairs chief says union is an ‘economic heavyweight’ and big geopolitical player in its own right
Belarus’s veteran leader celebrates victory as EU decries election as ‘affront to democracy’
At least 1,000 Ukrainian refugees face relocation in a push to reduce State accommodation contracts
A group of 54 Ukrainian refugees living in Limerick received letters this week telling where they will be moved to in March
European stocks at historic lows as cold weather bites
And where the war is felt more keenly than the winter, a thaw will be caused not by the sun’s rays, but by blast waves and heat from exploding shells and mines
Russian-backed dictator Alexander Lukashenko to extend 31-year rule after crushing opposition
Kyiv says Ukraine and Europe must be at table for any talks that affect them
Viktor Orban’s government would be ‘playing with fire’ by blocking renewal of sanctions on Russia, diplomat says
Security of our vital marine interconnectors must be given high priority
Nato peacekeepers in Ukraine would be ‘categorically unacceptable’ to Moscow
Kyiv says at least 200,000 European peacekeepers needed to oversee any ceasefire with Russia
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Moscow and Beijing talk as Trump urges Putin to make deal or risk ‘destroying Russia’
Ukranian president warns that collective security needs to be strengthened
Few clues as to how Trump will meet pledge to end Europe’s biggest war in 80 years
Russia’s Defence Ministry says forces hit Ukraine’s military facilities with high-precision weapons in response to Ukrainian attack on southern Belgorod
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Ukrainian military destroys 24 Russian drones and two ballistic missiles during overnight air strike targeting various parts of country
Closer military, energy and other co-operation planned under 20-year pact between Moscow and Tehran
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Oil depot and gunpowder factory targeted in Ukrainian drone strike on Russian regions
Kyiv and Warsaw signal breakthrough on exhumation of Poles massacred in Ukraine in 1940s
Department’s letter to group of 54 refugees – owners of 19 pets – does not provide details of new accommodation but says pets not allowed
Nato launches Baltic patrol mission after suspected Russian sabotage of undersea cables
Kyiv lambasts ‘arrogant’ Slovak leader as row over Russian gas flows intensifies
Troops bypass urban warfare in Donetsk and push towards highway leading to Dnipropetrovsk
The North Korean soldiers have been brought to Kyiv and are communicating with Ukraine’s security service, Zelenskiy says
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Kyiv tells allies it would be ‘crazy to drop the ball’ when Trump returns to White House
Europe divided and afraid of ‘escalation’ as Moscow’s unacknowledged attacks become more reckless
Helping Irish Hosts calls for accommodation recognition payment scheme to be extended so Irish households can host refugees in direct provision
Ukrainian drones hit military fuel facility for Volga river airbase 750km inside Russia
Marin was speaking at the 2025 Pendulum Summit, held in Dublin’s convention centre on Wednesday
High-profile ‘Anna of Kyiv’ brigade dogged by desertion, poor organisation and lack of drones
Pro-western government in Chisinau says Moscow stoking trouble before elections
Kremlin may give military ally North Korea ‘advanced space and satellite technology’, US warns
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