Ukraine crisis

Government must consider response to potential protests during EU presidency, Neale Richmond says

Taxes, competition from North, higher costs and red tape are pushing sector to the brink

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

Ukrainians’ resolve to produce art tied to their home nation has been strengthened by the war

Rite & Reason: Democracies need to stand up for international law, not collude in its dismemberment

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

One Killarney hotelier has mixed feelings about ceasing to host Ukrainians as housing for up to 16,000 war refugees is to end

First deputy head of Volodymyr Zelenskiy’s office warns of Russian mission’s ‘subversive activities’ in Dublin

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

Radio: Gambling bodies adopt altruistic airs in Lottery row, while removal of Ukrainian supports draws ominous note of discontent

Russian president wants pause in conflict to mark ‘victory day’ but Zelenskiy is pushing for longer break

Ukrainians ‘absolutely entitled’ to apply for international protection but this could put system under ‘catastrophic strain’, says Brian Killoran

European governments were not thrilled Zelenskiy engaged in public spat with outgoing Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán

Country’s leading polling firm finds most Ukrainians do not support either side in the US-Iran war

YouTube influencer Fidias Panayiotou wants to upend politics in Cyprus

In the Irish housing environment, where will they go?

Government move ‘will not solve problems that existed before’ people fleeing Russian invasion arrived, says deputy head of Zelenskiy’s office

Ukraine’s Khortytsia National Reserve houses boats and artefacts retrieved from the Dnipro by archaeologists

‘Vulnerable people will not be left alone,’ says Colm Brophy

Inside Politics: Ireland winding down accommodation support for Ukrainians fleeing war

The Early Edition podcast: An Garda Síochána is undercharging for officers policing events, according to the Public Accounts Committee

Wartime strategy is designed to break morale and turn care into terror

Minister for Transport Darragh O’Brien to outline road transporters support scheme to Cabinet

Men in their 50s and 60s are filling the ranks — driven by duty, history and a fear of national extinction

EU has accommodated almost five million people under the Temporary Protection Directive since Russia’s invasion

Nearly three-quarters of the Zaporizhzhia region is occupied by Russian forces, forcing many to live underground

Knowing how much it costs to heat the livingroom or have a cup of tea can help keep your spending in check

Continuing war in Ukraine a reminder that struggle for safety is far from over, Micheál Martin says in Cork

Though nothing compared with Ukraine’s suffering, in Russia the invasion has detonated a quieter, more insidious kind of destruction

There may be a view that the nuclear disaster is an event from long ago and no longer poses a threat, but the reality is very different

In total, €1.6bn paid last year to private firms operating centres for international protection applicants and Ukrainian refugees

US paediatric heart surgeon William Novick says Adi Roche’s role in saving Chernobyl children has been ‘incalculable’

Removal of Viktor Orbán might mean Paris and Berlin have to play the bad guy on Ukraine’s membership

Commission proposes cutting energy taxes in response to crisis driven by Iran war

Proposal reflects a global reality in which governments appeal to US president’s vanity to get American might on their side

Financial support for Kyiv to be revived following removal of Hungarian block

Hungary lifts aid veto after Russian oil flows resume through Druzhba pipeline

As thousands of Ukrainian men leave to evade the draft, a small number of foreigners are travelling the other way

Will the State’s sovereign wealth fund follow Germany’s example as defence spending rises?

Eddy Scott says ‘overarching theme of my story is luck’ following drone strike in Ukraine