Donald Trump

As global executive editor of Glamour, the Cork woman is one of the best known media people in the United States

Invitation comes as Beijing braces for escalation in trade war

Donald Trump critical of long-range strikes against Russia carried out with US missiles by Kyiv

Comments come as Israeli military claims air strike that killed 13 was done to prevent Hamas hijacking aid shipment in south of enclave

The US president has issued pardons to 39 Americans convicted of non-violent crimes

Christopher Wray steps down, clearing the way for president-elect Donald Trump’s intended replacement Kash Patel

Recycling tech items for crucial metals must become a fact of life

ESRI highlights Ireland’s potential exposure to a more protectionist stance in Washington

The next administration must not get caught in the headlights when looking at the risks ahead

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Focusing on the impact on wages or employment levels of native workers is too narrow a frame of analysis

Bank of America says we are in a period of rising risk and rising return

Kyiv open to possible deployment of western troops ahead of Nato membership

Statement calling for ‘an appropriately loose monetary policy’ marks first easing of China’s monetary policy since 2010 in the wake of the global financial crisis

As she releases a new album, the singer-songwriter explains how failure has fuelled her career

Ireland has the financial resources and skills necessary to unlock our economic potential, arguably for the first time in the State’s history

Trump meets Zelenskiy in Paris for first face-to-face talks since Trump won US election

Bond giant says euro is vulnerable to further declines amid market ‘optimism’ over impact of Trump presidency

Opposition leaders detained by courts amid crackdown on pro-EU groups

The next government faces immense challenges that require guile, nerve, judgment and luck

Norton might be best known for his blockbuster Hollywood roles, but the actor is also a committed environmentalist and successful entrepreneur

US president-elect to meet Emmanuel Macron at time of uncertainty about his likely approach to Ukraine-Russia war

At least eight of the fatalities were civilians, according to residents and medics

The International Legion has become a valued part of the Ukrainian military that continues to attract recruits from around the world

Macron will hobnob with foreign leaders at the cathedral, much as Louis XVI tinkered with his clock collection on the day the Bastille was taken

S&P 500 is tipped to gain 7% next year, but will it?

Further appeal expected for bipartisan measure targeting ByteDance-owned video app over security concerns

Irish and European farmers, as well as environmentalists, fear the effect of a market in Europe for cheaper South American beef

Richest man in the world meets politicians on Capitol Hill to discuss his plans to trim some $2 trillion from federal government spending

Digital currency has been on a tear since US election result

Former Fox host Pete Hegseth’s professional record and private life have been heavily scrutinised

It may be a little self-serving for Irish voices to be squawking about the potential threat to corporate tax take, but the worry is real

Left and far right punish PM Michel Barnier for using special constitutional powers to ram part of unpopular budget through parliament

Gail Slater nominated as assistant attorney general for antitrust division at US department of justice

The United States has become a nation where allegations about attacking women are no longer regarded as career-enders, more as colourful entries on a resume

Gabriel Makhlouf raises prospect of ‘sharp’ fall in stocks prices amid heightened technology sector valuations

Are American pathologies the necessary price of economic dynamism?

Democracy is on a downward arc globally, and we can see the warning signs here in the treatment by some media of Gerry Hutch’s candidacy as a joke. We learned nothing from the ascent of Donald Trump

Move comes after US president-elect’s conviction on 34 counts of falsifying business records in May but prior to sentencing

Fianna Fáil leader says there is an urgency to assembling a coalition because of ‘pressing issues internationally’ after general election