Russia must answer questions on Navalny 'assassination attempt'
Alexei Navalny fell ill on a flight to Moscow and is now in an induced coma in a Berlin hospital.
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Alexei Navalny fell ill on a flight to Moscow and is now in an induced coma in a Berlin hospital.
A video shows Justin Trudeau, Emmanuel Macron and Boris Johnson appearing to mock Trump.
Trump is in London for a two-day meeting of alliance leaders.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the West “can never take … things for granted”.
NATO said it’s “concerned about the potential consequences” of the purchase.
“The idea of a European army is going way too far for the Netherlands.”
President Putin today told Russian diplomats his views following the summit in Helsinki on Monday.
He has said he was suffering from sciatica when he repeatedly stumbled at a NATO summit.
The 63-year-old was seen repeatedly unsteady on his feet at the NATO summit dinner on Wednesday night.
“The US were not treated fairly, but now we are. I believe in NATO.”
There may be trouble ahead.
Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney signed the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons today.
The Taliban claimed responsibility for the attack in the volatile district of Achin.
The summit is much-awaited following Trump’s previous dismissal of Nato.
The White House confirmed Trump will attend a Nato meeting in May.
“The United States will continue to hold Russia accountable,” the Vice President said.
The Department of Transport has contacted Miami Air about the “circumstances surrounding this flight”.
A clear and decisive majority of Irish people are in favour of enshrining neutrality in our Constitution, writes Roger Cole.
Britain has deployed the Royal Navy to monitor the aircraft carrier group, which is reportedly en route to Syria.
Security expert Tom Clonan says any decisions about our status must be taken by the Irish people in a transparent and ethical manner.
Over 7,500 people have been detained so far in a massive legal crackdown.
Western relations with Russia have been strained since the country annexed Crimea in March 2014
Video footage of the incident showed a warplane crashing onto a hill and two crew members apparently parachuting safely.
12 Médecins Sans Frontiéres (MSF) staff members were killed in the attack.
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The eastern European nation voted to drop its non-aligned status if a war breaks out.
Questions have been raised over the triple-lock system in the Dáil recently.
A decision has yet to be made on any further deployment.
The rise in activity has been noticed over the past two days.
Everyone’s talking about Maíria Cahill, Irish Water and the manhunt in Ottawa…
The flaw, dubbed ‘Sandworm’, allowed spies to gain access to computers using all versions of Windows for PCs and servers during the past five years.
NATO hasn’t yet released the nationalities of the victims.
The West needs to stop hiding behind treaties that Russia has already invalidated, writes John O’Donnell.
“This decision sends a clear message — Nato protects all allies, at all times.”
Nato are expected to announce fresh sanctions on Russia later today.
Under the plan announced at the White House, America will gradually withdraw troops until only a small residual force remains.
40,000 Kremlin troops are estimated to be on Ukraine’s eastern frontier.
The cause of the helicopter crash is not immediately known.