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Russia-Ukraine war: what we know on day 26 of the invasion

Kyiv ignores ultimatum from Moscow amid fears Mariupol residents were ‘kidnapped’

Russia accused of forcibly deporting citizens from devastated Mariupol

Alleged transportation of thousands ‘disturbing’ and ‘unconscionable’ if true

Hosting refugees: ‘Trauma is huge ... it's not like providing Airbnb’

More than 10,000 people pledged accommodation for Ukrainian refugees. How does it work?

More Ukrainians flee across borders in freezing temperatures

Many arriving with nowhere to go as host countries scramble to accommodate them

‘We didn’t deserve this’: Ukrainian family separated by war flee to Hungary

Inna, whose sister lives in Dublin, fears for her husband who has signed up to fight in Kyiv

Four Irish babies born to Ukrainian surrogates in Kyiv hospital – Tánaiste

‘All options’ are being explored to find ways to evacuate the newborns, FG Senator says

Syrian refugees in Lebanon waiting two years to get to Ireland

Sourcing of long-term accommodation taking longer than anticipated, says department

Young child’s body recovered from Aegean Sea

Authorities estimate victim, found off Naxos island in Greece, was three years old

Aid workers: ‘I have to believe in goodness and in doing good’

Irish overseas offer humanitarian help in face of hunger, death and devastation

‘Horrified’ UN official condemns reported killings of civilians in Myanmar

Court postpones verdicts in two cases in the trial of ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi

‘There is no mercy’: Refugees in Libya desperate for help as thousands rounded up

Detainees include Eritreans, Somalis and Sudanese who have fled war or dictatorships

Syrian refugees tortured on return, says Amnesty International

Human rights group urges European governments and Turkey, Jordan and Lebanon to halt any forced return of refugees

Angelina Jolie: ‘It took a lot for me to separate from the father of my children’

The actor speaks about her divorce from Brad Pitt, activism and escaping Weinstein

Ireland can rise above shameful EU response to Afghan refugee crisis

We must learn the lessons of history and show generosity to Afghans

Fears for migrants stuck on Belarus border as EU states tighten security

Poland and Baltic states building fences to block ‘weaponised’ migration via Minsk

Moving Irish passport holders to Kabul airport ‘a big hurdle’

Three Irish nationals exit Afghanistan while those awaiting exit now 36, says Coveney

‘I was at a crossroads: I could kill people or be killed myself – or I could flee to Ireland’

New to the Parish: Abd nour Karouz arrived from Syria, via Lebanon, in 2018

Irish resident held without charge in Iraq

International groups of lawyers intervene in case of Australian citizen Robert Pether

Four Afghans jailed in Greece over Moria migrant camp blaze

Camp became symbol of Europe’s response to migration crisis on its southern borders

CDU hopes regional poll triumph will derail Germany’s Greens

Governing party buoyed by Saxony-Anhalt win as Germany prepares for autumn election

Denmark passes law to process asylum seekers outside Europe

Rights advocates critical as UNHCR denounces move as ‘frightening race to the bottom’

Coastguard returns over 4,000 intercepted in Mediterranean Sea to Libya

Desperate refugees face uncertain future in poorly-run, unsafe detention centres

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