Ukraine War

The Irish Times view on the Ukraine war talks: red lines remain on both sides

US envoys presented ‘worthwhile ideas’ on ending war after Russia visit, says Zelenskiy

‘Putin has become desperate’: Top Estonian official on Ukraine war and the threat from Russia

By Jack Power

Why are Irish people saving so much?

By Fiona Reddan

There was one important breakthrough at the Russia-Ukraine peace talks

By Denis Staunton

No breakthrough after Trump envoys meet Zelenskiy and Putin for talks

By Fabrice Deprez in Kyiv and Christopher Miller in New York

Trump envoys and Putin discussed ‘next steps’ for ending war in Ukraine

By William Christou

Exports of alumina to Russia must stop

Ukrainian deputy prime minister airs Aughinish concerns with Ministers in Dublin

By Martin Wall

World facing biggest security challenges since 1970s, says Helen McEntee

By Mark Hennessy

The EU has a chance to expand. It may not get another soon

By Jack Power

Russian ambassador not in position to ‘lecture’ Ireland over Ukraine war stance, says Taoiseach

By James Cox

Honest assessment is needed of Ireland’s military neutrality

Russia’s new jet-powered drones are fuelling anxiety in Ukraine

By Cassandra Vinograd

Shoot-out between Ukrainian spy services in Kyiv ‘disgraceful’, says Zelenskiy

By Amy Hawkins in Kyiv

Putin says Ukraine peace deal possible as Kyiv hints at renewed diplomatic push

By Vladimir Soldatkin

Department withholds notes of discussions between Aughinish Alumina and top civil servant

By Jack Power

Ukraine urgently needs money and missiles. Can Europe find them?

By Jack Power

Irish Government to summon Russian ambassador following Leipzig attack

By Jack Power

Has the Government’s strategy to keep fuel costs down proved to be ‘knee-jerk’ and difficult to reverse?

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