Zelenskiy meets Oireachtas delegation in Kyiv
Ceann Comhairle says Ukrainian resolve is a demonstration of ‘what patriotism means’
Tankers of Russian oil a prime target for western sanctions
The British government could demand that big insurance groups stop protecting fleets
The Irish Times view on war in Ukraine: Endgame scenarios
Neither Russia nor Ukraine is keen to return to the negotiating table while the outcome of the current battle is in the balance
Why it took the UK a long time to become a Russia hawk
Repositioning happens to now mesh with need to reset relations with EU but Putin was courted for years
Self-serving sanctions on Russia are little more than virtue signalling
Rouble rebound shows energy-avoiding sanctions have had limited impact
Fugitive Ukrainian oligarch close to Putin detained by special forces
Viktor Medvedchuk was leader of pro-Russian party Opposition Platform — For Life
Ireland’s churches rally to support Ukrainian people
Religious communities offer rooms in convents and retreat centres to those fleeing
Ukraine war: Zelenskiy urges Nuremberg-style trials for Russian war crimes
European Union moves to ban Russian coal imports and introduce further sanctions
Cry for help from Russian Embassy in Ireland as it faces ‘fuel shortage’
Irish oil companies refuse to deliver supplies due to invasion of Ukraine - report
Zelenskiy in Drogheda: ‘He was very happy to be in Ireland’
Friend and promoter Nick Levchenko brought now Ukrainian president to Ireland in 2017
Miriam Lord: Micheál’s back on the yokes? That can’t be right
‘They contain a thing called choline,’ says the Taoiseach. ‘Very good for brain function’
Protest in Dublin against Ukraine war: ‘We need to do so much more’
Ireland should expel Russians from their Dublin ‘bunker’, Ukraine’s ambassador says
Nestlé to halt sales of most brands in Russia
Swiss food giant bows to criticism of continued presence in Russian markets
Biden travels to Europe amid concerns Russia may intensify war in Ukraine
White House concerned over potential use of chemical and biological weapons, cyber attacks
How the battle for Ukraine became a battle for its cities
Moscow’s plan to take Kyiv has been frustrated by miscalculations and spirited defence
Nestlé justifies staying in Russia as criticism mounts
Ukrainian government raises pressure on western firms still doing business in Russia
Ukraine: 130 people rescued from bombed Mariupol theatre but more may be trapped
China’s Xi Jinping tells Joe Biden that conflicts such as Ukraine are in no one’s interests
Big gap remains in peace talks between Ukraine and Russia, officials say
Russian air strike rips apart theatre which was makeshift civilian shelter in Mariupol
Refugee process at European borders needs to easier and quicker, says Dooley
The senator and MEP Billy Kelleher travelled to Lviv on Sunday to meet Ukrainian officials
War in Ukraine glaringly reveals why Irish neutrality is morally degenerate
Of the 30 countries in Nato, 21 are small countries, many smaller than Ireland
US working with Poland on deal to provide Ukraine with fighter jets
Deal would involve Ukraine receiving warplanes from Poland, which would in turn get US F-16s
Zelinskiy the comedian shows our leaders how it’s done: with courage, empathy, improvisation
It is fitting that Ukraine is led by a Jewish comedian, says Irish comic Peter Flanagan
‘They’ve turned it into hell’: Kharkiv locals shocked by Russian onslaught
Residents say mood in city has darkened as people hunker down for long struggle
How central bank sanctions could hobble Russia
Co-ordinated action looks to turn Putin’s regime into a ‘global economic and financial pariah’
West bids to ‘disarm’ Russian central bank through sanctions
Some lenders to be removed from Swift, as rouble could be pushed ‘into freefall’
EU leaders, bewildered by Russian attack, seem stranded in the world of yesterday
As Russia flaunts its contempt for economic sanctions, the West must wake up fast
EU to freeze Putin’s assets as Coveney warns of ‘war crimes’ in Ukraine
Leaders agree to impose freezes and travel bans on key figures associated with regime
Nato says ongoing diplomacy gives grounds for ‘cautious optimism’ over Ukraine
European Commission sets out proposals to encourage greater EU co-operation on defence
Macron takes on role of peacemaker in Ukraine crisis
French president spoke to Vladimir Putin for over an hour in bid to de-escalate tensions
Macron and Scholz agree to mediate in Ukraine border crisis
German chancellor and French president look to ‘Normandy format’ to reduce tensions
Biden promises eastern Europeans support in event of Russian attack on Ukraine
Russia keeps up barrage of hostile rhetoric as Putin compares Ukraine war zone to genocide
Rudy Giuliani’s apartment searched as part of Ukraine investigation
Authorities examine whether lawyer illegally lobbied Trump administration in 2019
Moscow a threat to MH17 trial witnesses, say Dutch prosecutors
Witnesses ‘fear for lives’ if identities revealed amid trial over downing of Malaysia Airlines flight
Republicans debate calling Bolton as Trump impeachment trial witness
US president’s legal team tries to dismiss revelations in book by former national security adviser
Democrats dream of John Bolton bombshell in impeachment trial
Call for witnesses intensifies after report that draft of Bolton’s book could damage Trump
Swiss police suspect Davos plumbers of being Russian spies
Duo thought to be preparing surveillance of world leaders at conference
Phil Hogan to address business leaders at IDA event at Davos
Varadkar and Donohue cancel attendances due to demands of looming general election
Donald Trump impeached in historic House vote in US
Republican becomes only third US president to be impeached and now faces trial in Senate
Putin and Zelenskiy hold talks on Ukraine conflict in Paris
Merkel joins host Macron in mediating summit aimed at restarting peace process
The Irish Times view on the Trump impeachment inquiry: Republicans hold firm, for now
As long as Trump’s public support remains, Republicans will not break ranks. But their bond is purely transactional
The Irish Times view on the Trump impeachment: a dangerous moment
Democrats must resist engaging with Trump on his own terms
Republicans defend Trump after Ukraine phone call details emerge
Impeachment move criticised as key official to testify about whistleblower complaint
The Irish Times view on the Trump impeachment: Pelosi makes her move
What is already in the public domain quite easily reached the bar required for inquiries
Trump to release Ukrainian call transcript as controversy grows
US president under fire over call to Kiev amid claims aid was withheld as bargaining chip
Trump says a Republican in Biden’s position would ‘get the electric chair’
US president intensifies attack on Democrat amid controversy over Ukraine phone call
The Irish Times view on the UN general assembly: a challenge to the liberal consensus
On the most pressing issues, world powers are increasingly forced to act not in tandem with the US but in defiance of it
Trump dismisses swirling phone call scandal as ‘political hack job’
US media outlets report that conversation revealed by whistleblower involved Ukraine
Harmony and discord as Putin meets Macron in south of France
Meeting ahead of Biarritz G7 summit takes place with ‘international order at crossroads’
Russia and US call for improved relations after Moscow meeting
Pompeo warns over election interference as he spars with Lavrov over range of issues
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