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Ukraine

Five killed and more than 40 wounded in Russian attacks on Ukraine
Russian strike kills two and injures 21 in Ukraine
Yesterday
24th April 2026
Von der Leyen pushes defence spending as Ireland to host showdown on massive €2 trillion budget
'Chornobyl is forever' says Adi Roche on 40th anniversary of disaster
This week
19th April 2026 - 25th April 2026
Zelenskyy lands in Cyprus to celebrate released funding with host of EU leaders
EU nears approval of €90 billion loan for Ukraine, as Zelenskyy pushes for meeting with Putin
Last week
12th April 2026 - 25th April 2026
Five people killed after gunman opens fire in Ukrainian capital of Kyiv
This month
April 2026
Putin announces ceasefire in Ukraine war for Orthodox Easter
Two women and toddler killed in Russian drone attack on Ukraine
Kyiv fights on multiple fronts, the war against Russia and the criminal underworld
This week The Journal visited Kyiv and its suburbs to see the impact of the Russian invasion.
Russian strike on Ukraine market kills five, wounds 19
Irish humanitarian aid helping pregnant women in Ukraine as war brings rise in premature births
The Journal is in Kyiv reporting on the war in Ukraine.
Last month
March 2026
McEntee said she is open to engaging with Ukraine to learn lessons on drone defence
Zelenskyy attacks Orbán for blocking €90bn EU loan just days before Hungarian election
The Journal has travelled to Ukraine and will be reporting from the country over the coming days.
Ireland joins EU chiefs in Kyiv to observe Bucha massacre anniversary as drone war grinds on
The Journal has travelled to Ukraine and will be reporting from the country over the coming days.
German defence giant addresses row over CEO's Ukraine 'housewives' comment
Thomas Byrne in Ukraine: Kyiv is a city that appears at peace, but lives with war
Thomas Byrne
Russian strikes kill four people in Ukraine and causes damage to maternity hospital
'No to war and free Palestine': How politics took centre stage at this year's Oscars
Zelenskyy says Ukraine waiting on US and Russia to set next round of talks
Four killed in Russian strikes on Kyiv region as war in Iran halts peace talks
Oil has hit $100 a barrel again - when has that happened before?
Russian missile kills seven people in strike on residential building in Ukraine
Retired Irish general: Ireland's neutrality, the threat of war and the illusion of security
Brigadier General Ger Aherne
February
February 2026
Record number of journalists killed last year, with Israel responsible for two-thirds of the deaths
Taoiseach says Russia has failed to ‘break’ Ukraine as EU vows to come good on €90bn loan
Two fronts, one fight: How Ukrainian women are holding the line in wartime
Iryna Koval
'Culture of secrecy': How Ukraine is grappling with drug use on the frontlines
Despite drug use being found to be ‘pervasive’ in the Ukrainian military, the army’s approach to drug use is one of complete prohibition.
Missiles pound Kyiv and other regions ahead of Russia invasion anniversary
Conviction in the age of chaos: How to hold the centre in the Trump era
Bobby McDonagh
Ukraine accommodation payment to hosts to continue until 2027
U2 has released a new politically-charged six-track EP
Enlargement of the EU will offer Ireland greater security, Minister says ahead of presidency
Russian negotiators arrive in Geneva for talks to end the war in Ukraine
Ukraine says ex-minister named in corruption scandal arrested as he tried to leave country
Ukrainian racer calls Olympic ban over war victim pictures on his helmet ‘a terrible mistake’
Ukrainian skeleton racer disqualified from Winter Olympics over banned war victim helmet
Government parties attack Sinn Féin after MEPs vote against EU's €90 billion Ukraine fund
Barry Cowen on EU Ukraine loan: Supporting Ukraine doesn't mean short-changing Ireland
Barry Cowen
Questions of age persist as youth sent forward for trial over murder of Ukrainian teen