Donald Trump

‘Serious and potentially life-threatening risks’ associated with travelling to Cuba, says Department of Foreign Affairs

Simon Harris says the Government is looking at ways to encourage Irish people to save and invest

Britain’s shortest-serving prime minister, Liz Truss, has increasingly adopted positions to the right of the Conservative party she once led

A more accurate portrayal is to be found in a book published two centuries ago, Letters from Russia

The world came to the Munich Security Conference over the weekend for an ideological showdown

Consultancy expands into software with system aimed at global food business

Chief executive churnover is less visible than political headrolling but can be just as disruptive

Legal veterans say any sort of clemency for Maxwell would be unlikely to provide insight into Jeffrey Epstein’s crimes

JD Vance presented with silver cufflinks while his wife Usha received Meab Enamels silk scarf

In a world steeped in violence and menace, the people in charge constantly tell us not to worry

Second round of nuclear talks to take place ⁠on Tuesday in Geneva in wake of mass anti-regime protests

‘The UN has served us extremely well ... but reform is needed’ Minister for Foreign Affairs says at Munich Defence Conference

We can’t afford to be seen as also-rans, but there were worrying signs this week

EU governments weigh question of pursuing closer ties with Beijing and sticking to their values

Would the prospect of a passive-aggressive letter from a middle-ranking Department of Health bureaucrat get you in the mood?

How Schleswig-Holstein is challenging big tech dominance and redefining digital sovereignty

From fringe protest candidate to Trump’s health secretary, RFK’s unlikely survival story is pure American surrealism

A worthy goal of creating rare earths independence from China needs a more reliable anchor

EU leaders met this week to talk about reversing a trend that spells trouble for the union

How ‘values-based realism’ shapes Stubb’s vision of international order

Postwar order ‘currently being destroyed’, says Merz as Macron says Europe will show ‘strength and tenacity’ to support Ukraine

USS Gerald R Ford to join 10 other ships in region as White House holds negotiations with senior Iranian officials

Yitzhak Herzog should be ‘ashamed’, railed Trump, for not granting clemency to Israeli PM in criminal trial

Ossoff has skilfully walked the tightrope of thriving as a liberal in a conservative state as he seeks Senate re-election

Despite global disquiet and disorder, there is quiet confidence among some European representatives

Private jet that landed in Co Clare while travelling to Egypt is latest of six aircraft to do so in last year

Barack Obama says move will leave Americans ‘less safe, less healthy and less able to fight climate change’

Former anti-trust chief departs after months of internal acrimony over light-touch regulation

Elbridge Colby tells European Nato members they must step up combat capabilities

Tom Homan says Trump has backed ‘significant drawdown’ in state where two US citizens were killed

Republic of Ireland striker’s late goal ended Hungary’s campaign, punctured a government myth and may dent Orban’s re-election hopes

Trump’s preference is for negotiations rather than war but Netanyahu’s objective is to use any means to topple Tehran authorities

Israel’s presence is ⁠expected to bring ​criticism as the board does not include a Palestinian

Kilkenny man has been detained by Ice since September

In the News podcast: Irish fans flocked to USA 94, the mood in the US is very different now

Those who entered US on visa waivers but overstayed ‘have fewer rights than people smuggled in’

Key committee hears US attorney general accused of ‘incompetence’ and ‘jaded cruelty’ over abuse survivors

Trump administration has pressured Ukrainian leader to hold both votes by May 15 or risk losing security guarantees

Texas court ruled against Seamus Culleton despite his being married to a US citizen and being a green card applicant

Armed gangs control almost 90 per cent of Port-au-Prince and violence has spread to other parts of the country