Kyiv says it supports the proposal despite being blindsided, while Moscow’s silence casts doubt on whether a truce is viable

Britain and Canada say they would back an energy ceasefire between Moscow and Kyiv

Georgia senator verbally pummeled his ‘bigot’ Republican rival in recent debate and has become a chief thorn in Trump’s side ahead of midterms

A comprehensive energy ceasefire beyond oil refineries could perhaps follow and open the way to a full ceasefire before winter

Government’s approach reflects ‘staggering disconnect from frontline realities’

The decision to livestream the execution of Nidal Malik Hasan is a sign of profound moral decay

For a full analysis of who we were – and still may be – we must obviously go back to the 12th century, no less

EU chief Ursula von der Leyen described the ‘murderous attack on civilians’ as a ‘dangerous escalation’ in the wider war

Taipei awaits approval of a $14bn arms package as uncertainty over Washington’s commitment to the island grows

Those who love what the writer really stood for despair at the misuse and misunderstanding of his works

The Columbia University graduate, a green card holder, who still faces the threat of deportation, has written a book about his arrest by Ice and subsequent detention

The best-selling author on surviving a near-death experience, her new novel, and what it’s like to be a ‘global phenomenon’

Extraordinary intervention came after Russian strikes killed at least 20 people in Ukraine’s Zaporizhzhia region

Now we await the reaction of Donald Trump

No desire in Government to ‘rerun’ drama over RTÉ governance, Simon Harris says

Washington has lost its moral compass at home and its respect abroad

Ninety-four people from United States sought protection here last year, up from 22 the year before

The condemned man was truly evil but I found myself shaking after the experience

‘Gifts to Putin will not bring peace ‌or ‌any ​benefit to the civilised world,’ says Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskiy

‘People need to understand that there’s serious consequences for these types of things,’ says Hegseth