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President Catherine Connolly said she delivered a blunt message to the US president: the Irish public does not accept any attempt to make war and genocide seem normal. President Connolly and Donald Trump spoke for more than 20 minutes…
Fresh Russian strikes across Ukraine have left three civilians dead and dozens injured, officials said, as President Vladimir Putin warned that any move by European countries to deploy troops to Ukraine would, in his words, mean direct war…
North Korea launched multiple ballistic missiles early today, South Korea said, in a show of force that came just one day after Seoul wrapped up five days of joint maritime drills with the United States and Japan aimed squarely at…
Plans for a fresh round of Israel-Lebanon negotiations in Rome have slipped, with talks now postponed until October, according to a US official. Just last month, the United States said the next meeting in the Italian capital was expected…
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is urging Washington to move swiftly, calling on US President Donald Trump’s administration to impose new sanctions on Russia in response to recent deadly attacks on Ukraine. Mr Zelensky made the…
Rising surf and a fast-disappearing shoreline have forced the cancellation of a major music festival planned for Santa Monica, where The Killers, Olivia Dean and Jack White were due to perform. The two-day Ocean Way Festival, scheduled for…
Calls for worldwide guardrails on artificial intelligence grew louder this week as the European Commissioner overseeing tech regulation warned that global standards are urgently required to match the speed and scale of the technology’s…
In a dramatic Commons showdown that laid bare deep moral and medical divides, MPs have voted down a bid to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales. MPs delivered impassioned arguments on both sides of the Terminally Ill Adults (End of…
A new Dolly Parton recording has emerged just two weeks after the country icon’s death, offering fans a final glimpse of her voice on a song steeped in bluegrass tradition. Parton died aged 80 on 25 August “after bravely facing a brief…
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A powerful blast echoed across southern Lebanon’s Ali al-Taher ridge, and minutes later seismographs picked up a 4.1 magnitude tremor — as Israel said it had destroyed major tunnels used by the Iran-backed Hezbollah group beneath the…
A holiday outing in the Swiss Alps turned catastrophic when a bus carrying Dutch tourists crashed and plunged down a slope in eastern Switzerland, leaving five people dead and 40 injured. The crash occurred at about 4.45pm (3.45pm Irish…
Detained in New York while awaiting trial on US drug trafficking charges, Cilia Flores — the wife of Venezuela’s deposed leader Nicolas Maduro — is asking a federal judge to move her from jail to house arrest, saying she now suffers from…
Houthi forces aligned with Iran have captured Yemen’s Red Sea port city of Mocha and pushed south along the coast toward key islands, military sources said—developments that sharpen pressure on one of the world’s busiest maritime corridors…
New York is preparing to mark 25 years since the September 11, 2001 attacks, as the city’s solemn anniversary ceremony unfolds without US President Donald Trump and amid right-wing backlash over the presence of its first Muslim mayor.…
A late-night Israeli strike in northern Gaza killed a family of four — including two children — as residents reported renewed bombardment and gunfire across the enclave, Palestinian hospital and security sources said. “The bodies of four…
Smoke still poured from a scorched passenger ferry off Palawan on Thursday as Philippine rescuers raced against time, searching choppy waters for survivors after a blaze killed five people and left dozens more missing. The Philippine Coast…
In a dramatic bid to energize voters ahead of November’s mid-term elections, US President Donald Trump has vowed to send $5,000 to every American adult if Republicans hold on to control of both the House of Representatives and the Senate.…
With Ukraine’s air-defence ammunition running dangerously thin as Russia intensifies missile and drone barrages, Canada says it is stepping in with a major new package aimed at keeping Ukrainian skies protected. Canada has agreed a C$350…
Oil traders woke to a fresh jolt from the Middle East today as Brent crude futures pushed back above $100 a barrel, a milestone not seen since July 24, after a new round of attacks — including incidents involving tankers — dashed…
August has matched the hottest month ever logged worldwide, as global temperatures surged to 1.65C above pre-industrial levels, scientists have reported. The month drew level with July 2023 as the hottest calendar month in the temperature…
Four Irish transport operators moving unweaned calves to the Netherlands are set to face penalties after Dutch inspectors concluded the animals are going without legally required milk feedings on a journey that begins at Irish ports and…
Apple has pulled back the curtain on a foldable iPhone called Duo, pitching it as the most dramatic shift in the company’s signature product line in years. Built with rounded edges and roughly the size and shape of a passport, the Duo…
Norway brought a solemn national farewell to King Harald V today as the late monarch was laid to rest, closing 13 days of mourning after his death at 89. Harald, regarded as a reformer, spent more than three decades on the throne,…
British Prime Minster Andy Burnham has insisted he will “stick to the Good Friday Agreement 100%”, including its provisions on a referendum about Irish re-unification. Mr Burnham made the pledge in response to a question from Scottish…
Andrew and Tristan Tate will remain behind bars in Miami after a federal magistrate rejected their request for release as they fight extradition to Britain, where prosecutors want them to face rape-related charges. Magistrate Judge Lauren…
Ireland’s new Minister for Foreign Affairs, Trade and Defence, Helen McEntee, is heading to Tallinn for a series of high-level talks as European leaders weigh fresh moves to bolster Ukraine and tighten pressure on Russia. In the Estonian…
A drone attack on a key border crossing in southern Ukraine turned deadly overnight, with officials reporting civilian casualties and fresh disruption along the frontier with Moldova. “Tonight, enemy drones attacked the Starokozache…
Britain must “stand for something” in a world marked by conflict and injustice, Prime Minister Andy Burnham told parliament as he defended his government’s decision to block imports from Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank. Mr…
Flights across the UK and Ireland are slowly getting back on track after a technical failure at the UK’s air traffic control provider triggered mass cancellations — but aviation bosses warn travellers may feel the aftershocks for days. The…