Europe’s support for Ukraine has surpassed expectations
Shades of ‘whatever it takes’ to European financial backing for Kyiv in a war grinding into its fifth year
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War in Europe - Two Years On: our correspondents from around the world report on the global effect of the Russian invasion of Ukraine
Ukraine’s four-year war
The line between war and peace in the European Union is thinner than many would like to believe
Limits on Ukraine’s army in peace deal should apply to Russia too, top EU official proposes
Zelenskiy praises Europeans who have ‘stood on the right side of history’ as Kyiv counts four years of war
European leaders pledge support for Ukraine as war enters fifth year
Ukrainian president appeals to Donald Trump to visit Kyiv to ‘understand what this war is really about’
Hungary blocks €90bn EU loan to Ukraine days before war anniversary
Loan was agreed in December by EU leaders as a lifeline for Kyiv
Ukraine’s Zelenskiy blames Europeans for air defence gaps
Delayed western payments keep country’s air defences ‘simply empty’, allowing Russia to knock out power, says president
Ukraine’s Zelenskiy expected to visit Ireland next month
State has offered political and non-lethal military support since Russian invasion
Keir Starmer calls for ‘positive’ US-Ukraine talks in call with Donald Trump
UK prime minister says he hopes negotiations will lead to resumption of US aid and intelligence sharing
‘Denys was skinny and muscular, with fair hair and blue-grey eyes. He was killed near Donetsk in February’
In the third of her monthly columns, the commander of a Ukrainian drone unit says Trump’s mineral wealth demands are ‘outrageous blackmail’
‘I saw the Russian world from inside’: A Ukrainian human rights defender’s journey through war and captivity
Prominent activist and journalist volunteered to defend Ukraine on first day of full Russian invasion
All bar one: Westminster parties almost fully united behind Ukraine as UK hits Russia with more sanctions
Only Nigel Farage’s Reform UK stayed away from Commons debate in support of Ukraine
Talks with US on natural resources deal are in ‘final stages’, Ukraine says
Zelenskiy hails nation’s ‘heroism’ as Russia vows to fight on until aims are met
Ireland will ‘say more, spend more and do more’ to help Ukraine, Martin says
Taoiseach said international rules-based order was only guarantor of Irish security
Ukrainians in Ireland fear cut in ‘vital’ accommodation payment - Red Cross
Payment to hosts worth €800 a month is due to expire on March 31st
‘A new and horrible feeling’: Kyiv region recalls occupation three years after Russia launched all-out war
Ukrainians' remarkable defence of their capital forced Moscow’s invasion force to retreat
Could Irish peacekeepers end up in Ukraine if EU is drawn in to protect a ceasefire?
Sending military personnel to Ukraine would present big challenges and could have implications for Ireland’s neutrality, say experts
The Irish Times view on Ukraine talks: peace - but at what price?
While most of them will long for the war to end, Ukrainians will be right to fear betrayal
Ukraine incursion into Russia could make it easier to talk about peace negotiations
Worldview: Public opinion is changing in Ukraine, with 44 per cent support for peace talks
The only thing the European far right hates more than the centre and the left is each other
Two factors gave this election a sense of shared purpose: the rise of the far right and the choice of Commission President
Emmanuel Macron pushes far right to show its colours on Russia
French president puts Ukraine aid to parliamentary vote as his party targets Marine Le Pen’s vulnerability on Moscow
Reading on the frontline: Ukrainian soldiers find inspiration in bibliotherapy for military morale
Reading seems to be a basic human need. It appears that when people enter extreme conditions, such as on the Ukrainian frontline, they do not lose interest in this activity
EU considers proposal by Czech prime minister to purchase weapons to assist Ukraine
A number of heads of state and government expressed backing for the initiative during the talks
Irish helping Ukrainian soldiers to use anti-mining equipment, Taoiseach says as he pledges support
Leo Varadkar said that a clear message must be sent to the Kremlin that ‘Russia cannot win this war’
‘The era of neutrality is over, as well as the era of peace in Europe,’ Ukraine’s foreign minister says
Foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba urges refugees to consider returning home to help war effort
From Ukraine to Bundoran: how a small Irish seaside town has opened its doors to those fleeing war
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Varadkar to attend Ukraine summit in Paris
Ukrainians and supporters march through Dublin in their thousands to mark second anniversary of Russia’s invasion
Ukraine: 31,000 soldiers killed in war with Russia, defence minister says territory being lost
Peace summit planned for April but Zelenskiy has vowed never to negotiate with Putin, whom he considers a war criminal
How 100,000 Ukrainians have changed Ireland: the impact of migration two years on
Some aspects of having many Ukrainians in Ireland have been judged a great success, while others such as the impact on tourism are not viewed so positively
Westport remembers Finbar Cafferkey at anniversary ceremony
Colm Cafferkey says the reality of his brother’s death in the battle for Bakhmut ‘refuses to land on me’
‘The war is already in Europe’: Thousands of Ukrainians and supporters march through Dublin
Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine began two years ago to the day
Zelenskiy welcomes western leaders in Kyiv as Ukraine marks second anniversary of Russian invasion
Leaders arrive shortly after Russian drone attack on residential building in southern city of Odesa
The Irish Times view on two years of war in Ukraine: Putin’s objective is doomed to fail
This brutal and attritional war shows little sign of coming to an end this year
Seven key questions that will determine what happens next in Ukraine
This is Ukraine’s darkest hour since the invasion. The country is exhausted. But no one trusts a Putin negotiation
‘English is the biggest barrier’ - Ukrainian doctors shut out of working in the Irish healthcare system
Hundreds, if not thousands, of doctors, nurses and healthcare professionals face a long road before they can work in their chosen field
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