Zelenskiy refuses to apologise to Trump and says row in Oval Office brought nothing positive
Ukrainian president says that when delicate talks are held in public ‘foes can take advantage’
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Ireland likely to commit to hundreds of millions in aid to Ukraine at emergency EU summit
EU leaders expected to agree on €20bn Ukraine package this week amid concerns over US support
Europe’s leaders scramble to keep Trump engaged on Ukraine
After the explosive meeting between Trump and Zelenskiy, Britain, France and Italy cast in the role of mediators between Kyiv and Washintotn
‘Better prepared’ businessman Peter Casey to run for president again after Higgins departure
Former Dragons’ Den panellist pledges distance from Europe and more pardons if elected
‘Time to step up’: Starmer urges European leaders to act now to support Ukraine after defence summit
UK prime minister says Europe stands at a ‘crossroads in history’, as he announces €1.9bn finance deal for Ukraine
‘Zelenskiy had to stand up for himself, for Ukraine and the truth’: Ukrainians now look to Europe after White House chaos
Some Ukrainians say Zelenskiy should not have become frustrated in Oval Office, others think he was intentionally goaded
Draft legislation to change triple lock on Irish troop deployment to be brought to Cabinet
Simon Harris will also bring proposal to provide €100m in aid for Ukraine to Ministers
Trump likely to make life harder for undocumented Irish in US, Simon Harris told
Briefing paper for then incoming minister on US president strategy heavily redacted
Plans to talk to loyalist paramilitaries disgraceful, says Alliance
Naomi Long opposes decision of Dublin and London to look at merits of appointing representative to deal with the gangs
‘Next in is Micheál Martin with a bowl of shamrock’: Irish Times readers react to Trump-Zelenskiy meeting
Oval Office confrontation between US and Ukrainian presidents leaves questions about Ireland’s stance
‘We’ve become used to being betrayed’: US aid cuts affect camps for people accused of Isis affiliation
Trump spending freeze threatens security arrangements and could make it harder to stop resurgence of Islamic State
Maureen Dowd: Trump parrots the Putin view in demented dream of strongmen
Trump and Vance’s bullying of Zelenskiy in the Oval Office was a sickening spectacle that looked like a setup
How ‘non-player character’ became a potent insult for the digital age
Desire to see oneself as authentic, self-guided free-thinker, hemmed in on all sides by herds of conformist sheep is fundamentally adolescent
Songwriter Tamara Lindeman: ‘It’s scary. We all know Elon Musk is climate-informed. He’s not Trump. He’s not a madman’
For the Weather Station singer-songwriter, whose music is deeply concerned with the state of the planet, the Maga new world order represents a chilling departure from normality
Democratic Unionists Party now ‘fan boys’ for Donald Trump, says Alliance
Alliance Party, along with Sinn Féin, will not travel to White House in Washington for St Patrick’s visit
How JD Vance emerged as the chief saboteur of the transatlantic alliance
US vice-president’s starring role in clash between Trump and Zelenskiy may mark collapse of postwar alliance
In showdown with Zelenskiy, Trump takes offence on Putin’s behalf
Verbal brawl in White House startled Washington, unnerved Europe, outraged Ukraine and delighted Russia
Zelenskiy says relationship with US can be salvaged after angry White House exchange
Stunned by Oval Office scenes, Ukrainians rally around Zelenskiy
What if Trump and his Maga squad are not just bluffing about huge tariffs?
Even in the most transactional theory of Maganomics, bluffs on tariffs can only take the US president so far. Chaos is coming, and the only question is how bad it will be
Trump’s grotesque Gaza plan is useful for what it reveals about Israeli strategy
Worldview: Was his AI video a rant or a ruse? I have no idea. But what I do know is that after 16 months and the rivers of blood, neither Palestinians nor Israelis are going anywhere
Imperialism is back with Trump and the US driving the agenda
While there is a whiff of theatre about the US president’s moves on Canada, the same can’t be said of Ukraine
Minority Rule by Ash Sarkar: Pick up this book and see the world clearly
With her first book, Sarkar aims to bury the the culture wars and advance a critique that everyone urgently needs to hear
Jeff Bezos has made a sacrificial offering of the Washington Post. A once-great newspaper is dying in darkness
The paper’s billionaire owner has said its opinion pages will in future support and defend ‘two pillars: personal liberties and free markets’
Robert Plunket: A man in full re-emerges into the literary ferment
Penguin Classics set to reissue author’s 1983 novel, My Search for Warren Harding
Trump-Zelenskiy clash ‘very unsettling’, says Taoiseach ahead of White House trip
Micheál Martin says he was ‘looking forward’ to meeting US president, stressing ‘two-way relationship’ between Ireland and America
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
‘Just say thank you’: How Trump-Zelenskiy meeting descended into slanging match
‘You’re not in a good position. You don’t have the cards right now,' US president tells Ukraine’s leader
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
Inside the rush to respond to Musk’s ‘What did you do last week?’
Cabinet secretaries in the US struggle to respond to a directive from President Donald Trump’s most powerful adviser
How the Tate brothers won US backing for their release
‘Manosphere’ links with Trump’s circle preceded push for Romania to lift travel ban
Risk of major IT outages and cyberattacks now ‘severe’, Central Bank warns
Increase in global trade tensions or a ‘fundamental change’ in US trade policy pose ‘significant downside risk’ to Irish economy
Europe’s leaders lined up to sway Trump on Ukraine - but did it work?
From Dáil speaking rights row to the German elections, it's your essential end-of-week politics catch-up
Irish inflation moderates to 1.3% ahead of expected ECB rate cut
On a monthly basis, prices rose by 0.7 per cent as consumers faced higher energy, transport and food costs
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