Russian drone attack kills three in Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia
Drone strike comes after Ukraine and Russia agreed a limited ceasefire in principle on Wednesday
Vladimir Putin
Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of breaking US-brokered halt to attacks on energy sites
Kyiv denounces Kremlin order for Ukrainians to ‘legalise’ Russian status or leave occupied areas
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The Irish Times view on the partial ceasefire in Ukraine: a deal in name only
Trump’s diplomacy, by failing to address the root causes of conflict, may just set the scene for a return to all-out war
Trump claims peace push ‘on track’ as Ukraine and Russia accuse each other of breaking partial truce
Delegations from Kyiv and Moscow set to meet US officials for more talks in Saudi Arabia
Russia’s demands of Ukraine would make a mockery of any peace agreement
Putin calls for a halt to military support not just from the US but from all Ukraine’s foreign backers
Russia to pause strikes on Ukraine’s energy facilities after Trump-Putin call
Peace impossible unless West stops giving arms and intelligence to Kyiv, Kremlin says
Putin agrees 30-day halt to strikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure in call with Trump
Russian president sticks to tough demands for overall ceasefire and end to war
Trump to speak to Putin by phone as Ukraine peacekeeping plans progress
Simon Harris accuses Russian president of stalling over a peace deal with Ukraine
EU foreign affairs chief questions Russia’s desire for peace
Proposal to significantly increase EU aid to Ukraine has ‘broad political support’
‘I think the French and Germans are right to be worried’: Former US national security expert on what’s next in war on Ukraine
Tom Wright may be the most influential Irishman you’ve never heard of. He was part of the team responsible for advising Biden on Russia and Ukraine
Starmer says ‘coalition of willing’ stepping up preparations to support post-truce Ukraine
Western defence chiefs to meet this week to put ‘robust plans’ in place to ‘guarantee’ Ukraine’s security, says UK PM
How Putin is undermining western power through propaganda and sabotage
Worldview: A former German ambassador and head of Nato intelligence says western societies must do more to protect themselves from Russia’s hybrid warfare
Ukraine seeks ‘strong steps’ from US to force Russia accept truce and discuss peace
Russian president has said proposal needs work
How might an end to fighting in Ukraine be enforced?
It is not clear how the US-proposed ceasefire would be monitored to prevent or restrain violations
‘It feels like there’s no other way of finding our guys’: Ukrainian women search for missing soldiers
Kyiv says return of prisoners, children and fallen soldiers from Russia must be a priority in any peace process
Putin seeks ‘detail’ on ceasefire plan as Trump urges Russia to ‘do the right thing’
US president reveals talks have taken place on parts of potential deal to end Ukraine war
Russia wary of US ceasefire plan as its troops push Ukrainian forces back in Kursk region
Kyiv says it will never recognise Kremlin rule over occupied areas as US military and intelligence flows resume
Trump’s foreign policy risks ‘regress to the law of the jungle’, China warns
China and the European Union should intensify their strategic dialogue, says foreign minister Wang Yi
Manspread for Ireland and don’t ask about Trump’s Russia trip: How Taoiseach should approach US visit
Have a fanfare sound as you unfurl some paper decorated with squiggles. Tell him it is an invitation written in ancient Ogham from the Little People inviting him to visit the land of the leprechauns
Russia accuses Europe of stoking more war with vow to support Ukraine as US backs away
Strikes come as Russian officials accuse Macron of pushing Europe towards world war
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Kremlin gives cautious welcome to US move to pause military aid to Ukraine
Trump decision a ‘very serious development’, Taoiseach says, as European countries express concern
European leaders seem astounded by Trump’s bullying and blatant aggression
They had fooled themselves into believing what they wanted to believe
Real question is why Trump wants to help Putin reverse the Soviet Union’s collapse
Women politicians best analysed the consequences of the train wreck in the Oval Office, with German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock calling it ‘a new age of ruthlessness’
Zelenskiy says relationship with US can be salvaged after angry White House exchange
Stunned by Oval Office scenes, Ukrainians rally around Zelenskiy
US-Ukraine ties in tatters as their leaders argue in the White House
Trump tells Zelenskiy to ‘make a deal or we are out’ as he pushes for rapprochement with Russia
Micheál Martin should follow Macron’s playbook for handling Trump
The French president recognised the need to stroke Trump’s ego even as he confidently reasserted Europe’s position on several issues
‘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’
The sap rises and barriers go up as China prepares for the year’s biggest political event
Analysts around the world will watch the Two Sessions closely for information about the country’s policy direction
Prosecuting the Powerful: War Crimes and the Battle for Justice by Steve Crawshaw - when impunity cannot be tolerated
Book review: Steve Crawshaw looks at the historical development of international justice and the various challenges and crises it has faced, and continues to face
Kathy Sheridan: Zelenskiy embodies the sacrifice of his people
Ukrainian leader has offered to step down in exchange for Nato membership or if it brings peace
‘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
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