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War

This month
March 2025
Ukrainians on Zelenskyy at the White House: 'We now rely on the support of Europe'
Polina Bashkina
Paddy Donovan suffers disqualification defeat in controversial thriller with Lewis Crocker
Donovan dominated the eagerly anticipated fight but fell foul of the referee throughout.
The dangerous road to health: Why Ukrainians leave Ireland for war to get medical treatment
Polina Bashkina
Last month
February 2025
Ukrainians gather in Dublin for third anniversary of Russian invasion
Russian and US officials to meet in Saudi Arabia as prelude to Trump-Putin summit
Tom Clonan: Irish neutrality should be protected, but we also need to spend on defence
Tom Clonan
This year
2025
Under siege in the West Bank: Life and resistance in the shadow of settler violence
Oliver Moore
'I want to live in Ukraine': Zelenskyy shares video of North Korean soldier's plea
Last year
2024
Ukraine, Gaza, Syria: What will Trump do with the conflicts linking Russia, Iran and Israel?
Tom Clonan
Opinion: Foreign Policy must be at the centre of the General Election campaign
Dr Barry Colfer
Russia launches massive missile strike on Ukraine, forcing major power cuts
Katie Taylor defeats Amanda Serrano in controversial Texas thriller
Taylor, who had a point deducted, edged another classic bout on scores of 95-94 across the board.
'I cannot do it, I would rather go to jail,' Former IDF soldier on why he refuses to serve in Gaza
Michael Ofer-Ziv said he could not continue to serve because of the “dehumanisation” of Palestinians he witnessed in Gaza.
He is one of 130 IDF members refusing to serve unless the Israeli government works to obtain a hostage and ceasefire deal
Michael said there is no justification for killing civilians, especially children - but not everyone agrees with him
Women and children made up 70% of civilian deaths in conflicts in 2023
Life in Lebanon: ‘Our nights are filled with the terrifying sounds of bombing and airstrikes’
Patricia Hakmeh
Gaza, one year on: 'I will never forget the sight of my children running towards the flames'
Dr Fidaa Ibrahim
Nine killed in Russian strike on Ukrainian hospital, say local authorities
Russia launches deadly air strikes as its forces advance in east Ukraine
Donnacha Ó Beacháin: Ukraine's attack on Russia is risky, but it shows that Putin is not invincible
Donnacha Ó Beacháin
Gaza famine: 'The land was once my escape - it has become a place of refuge and survival'
UN experts reported this month that there is no doubt famine has spread throughout Gaza.
Tom Clonan: Putin's attack on a children's hospital this week was a bestial crime
Tom Clonan
'All I can offer my children is some available bread with hot water to dissolve it'
The Journal’s reporter in Rafah talks to parents about food shortages and how they are impacting their families.
My story: The horrific hours of fear for my family in Gaza as Israel rescued four hostages
Ahmed Alsammak
More armed conflicts were fought last year than any other since end of World War Two
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.
Time running out: 'Invasion of Rafah would be a death sentence for thousands'
Rosamond Bennett
Fewer fatalities in the Civil War than War of Independence, new research suggests
Reporting from Rafah: 'Khan Younis is not a city anymore - it is a home for ghosts'
Palestinians who spoke to us at the Rafah Crossing and at a refugee camp in Jordan all spoke of a need to go home.
Tom Clonan: US money is a shot in the arm for Ukraine defence
Tom Clonan
Tony Duffin: The trauma of war is fuelling drug abuse among soldiers in Ukraine
Tony Duffin
NATO countries to give Ukraine more air defences after plea from Zelenskyy
Photographer in Gaza marks deaths of babies he once took portraits of in his studio
Opinion: Israel's actions in Gaza have weakened our humanity — a ceasefire must come now
Karol Balfe
Donnacha Ó Beacháin: Putin's sham victory — the winner fakes it all
Donnacha Ó Beacháin
Russia says it has repelled series of cross-border raids by pro-Ukrainian militias
Mother loses infant twins, her husband, and 11 other relatives in Israeli airstrike
'Ireland has become a second home for me': Ukrainians building careers in Ireland
Opinion: Helping Ukrainians flee war along with their pets is the right thing to do
Suzi Walsh
Tom Clonan: An emboldened Putin and a possible Trump return pose real dangers for Europe
Tom Clonan
Irish Government will 'consider' joining genocide case against Israel after preliminary stage