Ian Birrell is a journalist and columnist who writes for various publications including The i Paper, UnHerd, and MailOnline. His work often focuses on international affairs, politics, and human rights issues. He has been featured in publications such as Perth Now and The Times, and his articles provide insightful analysis and commentary on current events.
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In the city of Zhytomyr's shops, factories and cafés, staff speak of their struggles
But there is no room for caution or complacency
By: Ian Birrell
IPPs – nicknamed 'the never-ending sentence' - leave offenders shackled for life
IAN BIRRELL: Kyiv 's troops have made a lightning-fast thrust into the Kursk region of Russia with tank and mechanised units that no one anticipated - especially not the Kremlin.
By: Ian Birrell
The diminutive president loves to project himself as the successor to the iron-willed tsar
These are dangerous times with toxic forces on the march
By: Ian Birrell
As she was pushed into the court in a wheelchair, the elderly woman's face was hidden behind a printed silk scarf.
As she was pushed into the court in a wheelchair, the elderly woman's face was hidden. Irmgard Furchner was the first woman to stand trial on charges relating to Nazi atrocities for decades.
The attack on Andrea Papi, 26, as he jogged in the Dolomites, shocked Italy, sparking a national debate over the wisdom of a policy to reintroduce brown bears here
This isn't the first time the West has crossed a "red line"
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