Defence Forces suspend training of Malian army after war crime allegations

Training of country’s police forces will continue, Department of Defence says

Enduring mystery of those missing magical cars continues to baffle

The world’s most valuable car could be out there, somewhere … just waiting to be found

The poisonous myth: Democratic Germany’s ‘stab in the back’ legend

Knowledge of the perilous condition of war front was kept secret from German people

Champion Chaplain – An Irishman’s Diary about a remarkable Westmeath priest who served in two world wars

Obituary: Yevgeny Yevtushenko

Poet who inspired generation of young Russians in fighting Stalinism dies at 83

Nazi toilet paper among Hitler-era memorabilia up for auction

‘Wartime luxury . . . in unused condition’ to be sold as part of private collection in Dublin

Leipzig on the Lee – An Irishman’s Diary about a postwar dystopia, set in Cork

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Life is a rollercoaster for 93-year-old ex-RAF airman

Wicklow-based Ted Veal was the sole survivor of a bomber which crashed in Italy

Irish/British engagement in the first World War was morally right

German invasion of Belgium ‘completely unjustifiable’

German president condemns his country’s invasion of Belgium in 1914

Joachim Gauck said his country’s invasion had been ‘completely unjustifiable’

German arms boom prompts political bust-up in Berlin

Coalition partners disagree on how restrictive German arms exports should be

Family seek return of Nazi war criminal’s body

Move follows cancellation of funeral after scuffles between outraged Albano residents and neo-Nazi sympathisers