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Liam Nolan

Liam Nolan

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Managing Editor, The Escapist

Centreville

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  • Defence plan priority for Poland's EU Council presidency

    By Liam Nolan Verified| RTÉ Verified Poland's finance minister has said that the European Commission's ReArm Europe defence plan is now a top priority for his country's presidency of the Council of the European Union. Andrzej Domański said the aim of the Polish presidency is now to "finalise work on the package urgently". EU finance ministers were meeting for a second day in Warsaw and spent the morning discussing how member states can put the commission's defence spending proposals into action.

    By Liam Nolan Verified · RTÉ

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Is Russia mocking US peace efforts in Ukraine?

    By Liam Nolan Verified| RTÉ Verified Dead civilians covered in sheets of foil, burnt out cars and destroyed buildings. That was the scene that news crews filmed on Sunday in Sumy, a city in northeastern Ukraine. Russia had fired two ballistic missiles at the city's central district, killing 35 civilians, including two children. More than 115 people were injured. A week previously, another Russian ballistic missile killed 19 civilians, among them nine children, in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih.

    By Liam Nolan Verified · RTÉ

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • Is Russia mocking US peace efforts in Ukraine?

    By Liam Nolan Verified| RTÉ Verified Dead civilians covered in sheets of foil, burnt out cars and destroyed buildings. That was the scene that news crews filmed on Sunday in Sumy, a city in northeastern Ukraine. Russia had fired two ballistic missiles at the city's central district, killing 35 civilians, including two children. More than 115 people were injured. A week previously, another Russian ballistic missile killed 19 civilians, among them nine children, in the central Ukrainian city of Kryvyi Rih.

    By Liam Nolan Verified · RTÉ

    Apr. 15, 2025

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The Escapist

Centreville, United States