Ukraine crisis

US president tells memorial service the late senator for South Carolina ‘never saw a war that he didn’t like’

Death of Republican senator Lindsey Graham leaves Kyiv without one of its biggest advocates in Washington

As Trump meets his Ukrainian counterpart in Washington today, their relationship seems better than ever

Prime minister Donald Tusk relishes Law and Justice Party’s problems in advance of next year’s general election

Both leaders in Washington for Lindsey Graham memorial service

Report investigating plant’s shipments to Russia lands in Brussels at a time when governments are developing sanction fatigue

Worrying gap between Minister’s statement and what is actually in report

The conflict with Russia has entered a new phase, one defined less by territorial gains than by intense technological competition

In the News podcast: Taoiseach arrived in Kyiv at the end of a week of political turbulence in Ukraine

For 346 days, Serhii Krynitskyi lived in a tiny dugout under constant drone threat, documenting a new era of warfare

Tehran accuses Ukraine of deadly attack on Iranian vessel in Caspian Sea

Limerick TD Niall Collins suggests European Commission appoint specialist organisation to track produce

Government’s grinding evasion over Aughinish contrasts with Australia’s clear-eyed reasoning

Concerns over ‘financing and potential circumvention by parent company’ revealed in unpublished report

Government’s report on Co Limerick plant explicitly states it does not include confidential data provided by Aughinish

Rare daytime missile attack on Kyiv killed at least 10 people on Friday

Vladimir Putin is reportedly terrified that a drone with facial recognition technology – like the AI tools used by Israel to assassinate Iranian leaders – may be used to kill him

Ham-fisted attempt to manage tensions had backfired

Aughinish Alumina inquiry not ‘definitive’ if plant was supplying Russian military or not, Taoiseach says during Kyiv visit

‘You look at all those young faces... we have to be always conscious of what the people of Ukraine are suffering,’ Martin says on official visit

Fresh sanctions targeting Russia need to be ‘robust and targeted’, Micheál Martin says

Online retailer Wildberries has had four of its logistics hubs struck in the past week

Appointment likely to please protesters following public unrest over Zelenskiy’s firing of defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov

The country’s new administration has made a number of moves that indicate a striking change in its position towards Ukraine, placing it at odds with EU partner states and Ireland

Removal of Oleksandr Syrskyi comes after firing of defence minister Mykhailo Fedorov after only six months in the job

Two people wounded ‌and ‌several ​facilities set ablaze and damaged

Six easy steps, plus appendix, to root out foreign intelligence assets operating in Ireland

Alternative to Fifa runs own global tournament and has accepted Cumann Sacair Gaeilge, an all-island team for Irish speakers

Moscow steps up use of ballistic missiles as Ukraine tries to plug gaps left by shortage of US-made Patriot air defence systems

Moscow steps up use of ballistic missiles in bid to choke off Ukrainian strikes on oil facilities deep inside Russia

Fires sparked at Moscow oil depot, while Russian attack on Odesa kills one person on board Antigua and ‌Barbuda-registered vessel

Mykhailo Fedorov’s six months in office coincided with dramatic improvement in Ukraine’s position on battlefield

Supreme Court hears appeal over law aimed at freeing up space in designated accommodation centres

‘World Cup might not be ours, but the Falkland Islands definitely are,’ says No 10 Downing Street spokesperson

At the highest level in Government there is much sensitivity about the Co Limerick plant

Europe letter: Failing to follow through on membership promise to EU candidate countries would be propaganda gift for Putin

Russian strike on Ukraine’s Odesa kills three as Moscow and Kyiv battle over Black Sea

Intelligence assessments suggest attack will be a limited provocation designed to test Nato

Support for Ukraine was a key theme of Paris parade, but that could be tested by 2027 election

Volodymyr Zelenskiy has lost a big advocate in the Trump White House, but there is still support for a Russia sanctions Bill