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# Russia

This week
21st July 2024 - 27th July 2024
Ireland 'increasingly susceptible' to espionage, cyber and critical infrastructure attacks
Russia takes two frontline villages in eastern Ukraine, defence ministry says
Last week
14th July 2024 - 27th July 2024
US journalist sentenced to 16 years after being convicted of espionage by Russian court
US journalist appears in Russian court for second hearing on espionage charges
Russia downs 33 Ukrainian drones overnight in occupied Crimea - defence ministry
MEPs debate Ukraine support and warn actions of some are weakening EU's united front
This month
July 2024
China conducting joint military drills with Russia along its southern coast
Starmer discusses importance of Nato alliance and UK-US 'special relationship' during Biden meeting
NATO to declare Ukraine on 'irreversible path' to membership, diplomats say
Biden said ‘Ukraine can and will stop Putin’ with the ‘full and collective support’ of the Nato alliance.
Tom Clonan: Putin's attack on a children's hospital this week was a bestial crime
Tom Clonan
Day of mourning in Ukraine after at least 42 people are killed in Russian air strikes
Russian bombardment on Kyiv children's hospital kills 33 people
Donald Tusk warns of 'great danger' as Kremlin says it's watching French elections 'very closely'
Last month
June 2024
Putin says Russia should start producing previously banned missiles
American journalist Evan Gershkovich's closed-door trial for espionage begins in Russia
International Criminal Court issues warrants for Russian military chief and ex-defence minister
Death toll from attacks on churches and synagogues rises to 20 in Russia's Dagestan region
Gunmen in Russian Caucasus attack churches and a synagogue killing six police officers
Russian military court sentences Ukrainian woman to 12 years in prison for balloon protest
Putin arrives in Vietnam, a day after signing a mutual defence pact with North Korea
Putin and Kim Jong Un sign mutual defence pact as North Korea pledges support for Ukraine war
Ukraine's stolen children: 'They are forcibly adopted by Russians who are strangers to them'
Seán Fleming
Wall Street Journal reporter to go on trial in Russia on espionage charges on 26 June
Summit calls for the 'territorial integrity' of Ukraine to be the basis of any peace agreement
Taoiseach calls on leaders to 'shout' about war crimes against Ukrainian children abducted into Russia
Prison guards taken hostage by Islamic State in Russian jail freed unharmed, authorities say
Taoiseach Simon Harris among world leaders attending Swiss resort for Ukraine peace summit
Putin demands Ukraine surrenders territory and drops NATO bid in exchange for peace talks
First of four convoys of Irish ambulances arrive in Poland ahead of donation to Ukraine
Biden, King Charles, Macron and Zelensky remember D-Day landings under the shadow of Russia's war
Putin considering arming countries that could strike Western states after arms shipments to Ukraine
Russian missiles and drones target Ukrainian energy sites overnight
May
May 2024
Biden ‘partially lifts ban on Ukraine using US arms for strikes inside Russia’, according to reports
NATO foreign ministers meet in Prague with long-range weapons for Ukraine set to dominate talks
Russian espionage a 'key risk' to cyber security in Ireland, as war erodes European standards
Spain pledges to send €6 billion in support for Ukraine on eve of recognising Palestine
G7 countries are a step closer to using frozen Russian assets to help Ukraine
Georgia’s president vetoes controversial law that has provoked weeks of protests
Ukrainians in hotels paying for hot meals won't have to do so if payments are reduced
The Ukraine Civil Society Forum says some 13,000 children could be pushed into poverty.
Kim Jong Un's sister denies claims that North Korea is sending weapons to Russia