The astonishing fall of a German spymaster
Espionage, state secrets and foreign agents: the case engulfing former head of Germany’s intelligence reads like a spy thriller
Espionage, state secrets and foreign agents: the case engulfing former head of Germany’s intelligence reads like a spy thriller
Russian officials said a Liberian-flagged tanker was attacked and a crew of 23 Indian nationals rescued
Washington increases pressure on Moscow to share more about the incident in which one person has died
The Wall Street Journal reporter recounts his arrest, trial and 16 months in Moscow’s Lefortovo prison
August Hanning served as president of federal intelligence service from 1998 to 2005
Laboratory worker at plague research institute died last week
Mystery death at plague research institute in Irkutsk sparks quarantine measures across Siberia
Friedrich Merz pledged €1bn in military aid and said his visit ‘demonstrates that we will not be intimidated’
Micheál Martin also confirms welfare recipients and pensioners can expect Christmas bonus
Six people were killed in latest attack on Ukraine’s capital
Pro-Ukrainian prime minister Andris Kulbergs is likely to hold on to power
Ukraine says intercepted document shows Moscow wants to cripple the power grid using ballistic missiles and jet-powered drones
Taoiseach, Cabinet Ministers and MEPs contacted by Russian-owned plant in Co Limerick
Europe’s industrial base is weakening while support for the far right is growing
‘Eastern Pearl’ first exercise of its type, with plans for more complex British-Irish co-operation amid Russian aggression
Ukrainians expect a winter of attacks intended to plunge cities into cold and darkness
Existential risk remains a ‘huge leap’, experts say, but concerns are growing over AI capability
‘Russia is deliberately expanding the boundaries of what it believes the world will tolerate,’ said foreign minister Andrii Sybiha
Pontiff urges Europeans to recall EU’s founding values including the rule of law and the equality of all
Campaign this year has included drone attacks, bombs and arson, leading to calls for a stronger response
Many citizens are desperate to see past crimes punished. Others worry about reigniting violence
Worldview: Rightward-shifts in major EU states like Germany, France, Poland and Italy present a real threat
Sergey Lavrov says Moscow has regular talks with Trump administration, which describes conflict as ‘Biden’s war, not our war’
Heimir Hallgrímsson: ‘I’m not a psychologist, but the preparation has definitely been unorthodox’
Irish Times poll results suggest Irish public strongly backs ‘current model of neutrality’ but hasn’t definitely made its mind up
Government minister says signs suggest incident ‘aligns with Russia’s new doctrine of attack’ as Kyiv suffers heavy bombardment
Inside Politics: Almost one-quarter want the Government to provide supports for energy and home heating bills
Hybrid interference campaign in Europe will continue, pitched below level triggering Nato’s article five
Donald Trump acts as Vladimir Putin’s puppet for reasons that remain shrouded in secrecy
With Alternative for Germany close to power, federal officials want to limit the group’s access to classified intelligence
Prospective citizens say colleagues have left Ireland due to high cost of living and more could leave if changes come into effect
Russia’s supreme court removing the anti-war Yabloko party off the ballot weeks before the vote
The US, China and Russia have all developed anti-satellite systems, some of them ground based but others operating in orbit
Major oil refinery in Russian capital set ablaze as voting draws to a close in stage-managed parliamentary elections
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