Trump agrees arms deal for Ukraine and gives Russia ‘50 days’ to make peace or face tariffs
US leader says phone calls with Vladimir Putin are ‘very pleasant - and then the missiles go off’
Leaders join thousands of mourners in Bosnia to mark 30 years since Srebrenica genocide
EU decries genocide denial as Serbs continue to reject court rulings on massacre of Bosnian Muslims
‘I’m remembering Srebrenica while Srebrenica is happening in Gaza’
More victims to be buried on Friday’s 30th anniversary of Serb massacre of 8,000 Bosnian Muslims
‘It’s an honour to be able to send a warning’: Defiant Sarajevo a scarred survivor of Bosnia’s war
But critics of region’s ethno-nationalist politics condemn ‘corrupted and toxic’ system entrenched by 1995 peace deal
Kremlin cautious on Trump pledge to send more US weapons to Ukraine
Delivery of some weapons was held up last week over concerns that US stockpiles were low
‘Facing the past is still our biggest problem’: Bosnia divided 30 years after Srebrenica genocide
Bosnian Serb leader continues to deny genocide and threatens to secede from Muslim-majority Bosnia
Trump and Zelenskiy discuss arms supplies after Russia’s biggest drone attack on Ukraine
Kyiv accuses Vladimir Putin of ‘publicly humiliating’ Donald Trump as attack comes hours after the two leaders spoke by phone
Russia denies stalling peace efforts amid claims it has made fresh gains in Ukraine
Kyiv’s long-range strike drones hit Russian weapons plant more than 1,000km from front line
Life in Spite of Everything by Victoria Donovan: A sad and angry history of Donbas
The University of St Andrews professor explores this resource-rich region of Ukraine through the agonising lived experiences of local friends and acquaintances
Deep-cover Soviet spy in Ireland posed as travelling salesman and chess buff
KGB ‘illegal’ Yuri Linov infiltrated 1960s Dublin as personable Austrian Bernie Motl
‘No one will be left behind’: Ukraine struggles to return Mariupol defenders from Russia three years after port siege
Families of soldiers killed and hurt in Olenivka prison ‘massacre’ ask Donald Trump to intercede with Kremlin
US-brokered Black Sea truce in doubt as Russia demands sanctions relief
Ukraine claims Kremlin is lying about terms of deal, while EU says invasion must end before it can ease sanctions
Ukraine and Russia agree to US-brokered truce in Black Sea
Warring neighbours say absence of mutual trust makes US role vital to upholding deal
Trump says Ukraine talks address ‘territory’ issues and ‘power plant ownership’
European powers sceptical that Vladimir Putin is ready to make meaningful concessions
Ukraine vows never to accept Kremlin control of Black Sea peninsula: ‘Most Crimean Tatars would regard it as betrayal’
Activist and politician Nariman Dzhelyal among latest generation of Crimean Tatars to be persecuted by Russia