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Washington’s reaction to Netanyahu’s comments has been muted as plans proceed to implement next stages of ceasefire

We enjoy Canada’s diversity, we had always felt uncomfortable with Northern Ireland’s social restrictions

Last census showed 9% of Irish-born population had come back from living abroad, suggesting a high return rate

Tehran wants war compensation from Washington ‘for what it has violated’

Tehran urges US to ‘correct its behaviour’ as UAE says one of its ships targeted by Iranian missile

Award-winning novelist Téa Obreht on fiction, fame and moving with her family from the United States to Dublin

Rite & Reason: The temperance movement originated in the United States in the 19th century

President’s one-time personal attorney becomes head of country’s top law enforcement department

Tehran-Oman arrangement over control of shipping lane seen as crucial to wider agreement to end conflict begun by US

Three great reads from Courtney Maum, Jayne Anne Phillips and Calla Henkel

Jessica Kurten’s team fight until the end but miss out on first win since 2022 at Dublin Horse Show

‘Unjust decision’ ⁠must be overturned by the supreme ‌court ‘in its entirety’, president says on social media

Judge orders Meta to add teen-use limits and youth-safety changes for five year

Reckoning required over Joe Biden debacle and stance on Gaza

Plus: Residents campaign against Fingal’s proposed Dunsink City Quarter and the €10,000-winner at the Dublin Horse Show

President’s move comes after US supreme court rejected first attempt to restrict the guarantee of citizenship for those born in country

Republican’s absence narrows path for Trump’s former personal lawyer Todd Blanche to be made head of justice department

Fauci invoked fifth amendment dozens of times to parry hostile Republican inquisition over pandemic response

New campaign warns about misogynistic content and challenges online messaging where women can be ‘pressurised’ into care roles

Deal with Louisiana-based firm Arkel International, which previously worked for US government in Iraq, yet to be finalised

Tehran seeks to deter US strikes by raising prospect of severe economic disruption across region

Aaron Cullen’s start-up Mendelia uses AI to automate one of the most time-consuming administrative tasks facing US healthcare providers

On the anniversary of Hiroshima, the only country to experience atomic attack is confronting calls to revisit assumptions about national security

The 33-year-old fashion designer, originally from Co Carlow, was found dead on a yacht in New York in August 2025

Investigation could have international consequences if it can prosecute figures alleged to have sexually abused girls and women at Epstein’s ranch

Islamic republic determined to retain a degree of control over the chokepoint

His planned Irish visit is part of a pathetic strategy to hoodwink Irish-American voters into believing he is welcome and respected here. He isn’t

The collapse of a felony case against an Olympic canoeist has transformed a presidential project into a potent symbol of overreach and embarrassment

Katie Byrne, who has cerebral palsy, hopes to be walking by Christmas after specialist surgery in Florida

Donald Trump’s incentive to compromise over conflict is strongest over the next few weeks, but that changes as US midterms move closer

Contradictory statements from Donald Trump and Iranian foreign ministry cast doubt on diplomatic efforts

The ICC is one of the few remaining institutions that can hold individuals to account for so called atrocity crimes

But White House says trading partners have not done enough to tackle imports produced by forced labour

Further setback for US president after Iran denies peace talks are taking place

Iran and Oman discuss Strait of Hormuz deal

Wild Geese: Alexander Buckeridge, New York

US president says Israel is also committed to pause in fighting

Self-censorship in Trump's America is increasingly common and despite the administration’s growing unpopularity, criticism is muted

Reflect Orbital plans to launch a fleet of 50,000 satellites into orbit making the night sky three to four times brighter

The US writer and humorist talks about the serious business of being funny on the page and at his live readings