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Donald Trump's statements about the ‘very special’ Irish made economic clouds seemed not so ominous

Kyiv says it will never recognise Kremlin rule over occupied areas as US military and intelligence flows resume

Visitors would be able to learn about Irish-American culture and history, say Friends of Ireland caucus in US Congress

US president told Micheál Martin he is ‘better off not knowing’ who comedian is

Consensus among Opposition that Gaza is most pressing issue the Taoiseach should highlight

Kurdish community to get citizenship and language rights denied under Assad regime

Detention of former graduate student and US green card holder Mahmoud Khalil sparks outrage

Judge finds Department of Government Efficiency subject to the Freedom of Information Act

Trump surrounds himself with people who express strong opinions on trade deficits and Ireland’s economy

Northern Ireland going for growth as it develops stronger links with North Carolina

Paris to host discussions on possible peacekeeping mission for Ukraine

Canada’s soon-to-be prime minister (59) has held Irish and British citizenship for years but intends to renounce them

Switching production sites can be a lengthy process for companies, particularly in pharma

Often seen as a weekend retreat for New Yorkers, this bijoux coastal state is a fascinating destination in its own right

Israel cuts off electricity supply to Gaza

President Donald Trump was in Florida at the time

In a transactional new world order, where the most powerful nations are the ones who can strike the best deals, Ireland has to decide what it stands for

‘Gaza Is Not For Sale’ painted in three-metre high letters on the lawn

Tariffs on more than €2.4 billion worth of Canadian agricultural and food products to take effect on March 20th

Worldview: Outsiders can see Europe’s problems more clearly than Europeans can

The Alabama city that achieved infamy because of state troopers’ violence towards peaceful protesters in 1965 is struggling to find ways to reverse its steep decline

Government officials are nervous about Micheál Martin’s visit to Washington but they don’t expect the Zelenskiy treatment

Violence deals blow to interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa’s rule of shattered country

China and the European Union should intensify their strategic dialogue, says foreign minister Wang Yi

Republican budget marks the beginning of the end of a crucial welfare health programme, say Democrats

Donald Trump’s presidency has also generated a new focus on questions of identity and doubt in Europe

Irish Times readers weigh in on whether Micheál Martin should visit White House next week – and how he should play it

Trump’s trade thinking may change, but EU negotiations with the US will require cool heads

Netanyahu’s office said Israel has conveyed its position to the US on direct talks with Hamas

Prime minister says US president wants to see ‘total collapse’ of Canadian economy

Pair discussed ‘mutually beneficial nature of the Irish-US economic relationship’ on telephone call on Tuesday afternoon

They had fooled themselves into believing what they wanted to believe

S&P 500 closes 1.8% lower after worst session of year while Nasdaq Composite drops 2.6%

Women politicians best analysed the consequences of the train wreck in the Oval Office, with German foreign minister Annalena Baerbock calling it ‘a new age of ruthlessness’

Oval Office confrontation between US and Ukrainian presidents leaves questions about Ireland’s stance

Alliance Party, along with Sinn Féin, will not travel to White House in Washington for St Patrick’s visit

US vice-president’s starring role in clash between Trump and Zelenskiy may mark collapse of postwar alliance

Verbal brawl in White House startled Washington, unnerved Europe, outraged Ukraine and delighted Russia

Stunned by Oval Office scenes, Ukrainians rally around Zelenskiy

Cabinet secretaries in the US struggle to respond to a directive from President Donald Trump’s most powerful adviser