War in Ukraine: Sixty feared dead after Russian bombing of school in Luhansk
G7 leaders to hold call with Zelenskiy in show of unity before Victory Day events in Moscow
Russian woman with family link to Stalin at the forefront of efforts to help Ukrainians in Ireland
‘We were told that Germans were always aggressors. Now we are going to be in that situation’
Every core element of the food supply chain is affected by the war in Ukraine
Putin has dropped a bomb on the European agricultural sector
Ukraine’s second city wakes to war: Daniel McLaughlin’s report from Kharkiv the day the war started in 2022
Kharkiv’s 1.4 million people decide whether to stay or go as Russia launches missile strikes
Irish economic planners will need to navigate a new international landscape
We face the prospect of developing a strategy that accounts for the EU’s ambition to affirm itself and Biden’s desire for multilateralism
Lenin’s tomb reopens to public as Russia emerges from lockdown
Eight activists arrested in Kremlin for protests against Putin presidential run to 2036
Russia opens path for Putin to retain power until 2036
Leader of 20 years supports parliament’s move to ‘reset’ term limits
Russia vents outrage over plan to move Soviet statue in Prague
Czech mayor is facing death threats and compared to ‘Nazi official’ over proposal
Eastern Ukraine's divisive political survivor unmoved by changing times
Dominant Kharkiv mayor Hennadiy Kernes secure as the old guard faces election rout
Hong Kong: Lennon and Lenin locked in posthumous ideological battle
‘Lennon Walls’ become violent flashpoints as well as potent symbols of resilient protest
The great Jeremy Corbyn Russian hat conspiracy?
‘Newsnight’ graphic shows how quickly people jump on potential bias
Russia pays little heed to October Revolution centenary
It’s 100 years since the Bolsheviks seized power but the Kremlin appears indifferent
‘My grandfather remembers sitting on Stalin’s knee’
Dublin-based woman has a remarkable connection to Russia’s October Revolution
Red tourism: Moscow targets Chinese as centenary of revolution nears
Visitors from China keen to experience highlights of communism across Russia
Promises about no hard Border ‘illusory’, says Merkel ally
CDU spokesman says UK would have to make major concessions
Politicians move to bury Lenin on centenary of revolution
Russian Communist Party rails against ‘scoundral’ authors of controversial Bill
Statues fall as Kiev strips out Soviet legacy
Pro-western government’s de-communisation drive resented by some Ukrainians
Fukushima ghost town struggles back to life
Naraha has been declared safe after 2011 nuclear disaster but progress is slow
Maeve Binchy, Lenin and me by John Patrick McHugh
The Maeve Binchy Travel Award 2015 winner on why he plans to chase Vladimir Lenin’s ghost on his 1,851-mile trek from Zurich to St Petersburg in 1917 and write about it
Giant head from Lenin statue unearthed near Berlin
Monument of Soviet revolutionary leader was torn down two years after the 1989 fall of the Berlin Wall
Russia jails Ukrainian film-maker amid international outcry
Oleg Sentsov sentenced for alleged terror plot in what critics describe as a ‘show trial’
Ukraine adopts controversial ‘de-communisation’ laws
Laws ban communist symbols, open KGB archives and enshrine role of wartime nationalist guerrillas
1916 Rising an event of world importance, conference told
Russian Bolsheviks and Indian nationalists among those inspired by seminal revolt
New Ukraine v New Russia: fighting to the death
Battle over Novoazovsk shows the two countries cannot live with each other
Georgian house in Rathmines for €1m
Early Victorian three to four-bedroom property has a separate coach house
Clashes and Putin visit raise tensions before Ukraine poll
Fighting in Mariupol leaves up to 20 pro-Moscow activists dead on eve of separatist vote
Clashes over toppling of Lenin statues typify east-west tensions in Ukraine
Many in pro-Russian regions of eastern Ukraine have risen up to protect monuments to the founder of the Soviet state
Tensions remain high in Kiev as police dismantle protest barricades
Ukrainian president backs call for talks with the opposition to end weeks of protests
Protesters topple Lenin statue in Ukraine
Second Sunday of protests in capital against closer union with Russia
Case closed: Louis Vuitton sent packing from Red Square
Installation of a giant suitcase by fashion house causes outrage among city dwellers
Ukrainians split over ‘gas princess’ Yulia Tymoshenko’s political future
Final act in this extended drama of trial and retribution is about to play out
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