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A rustic home with shared pool in the Umbrian hills, a farmhouse in Brittany and more

US Election: In Washington, it was difficult to imagine what the same streets would have looked like had Harris won Trump

US Election: Often, those who crossover are celebrated more than those who were ever thus. There’s a huge degree of humility required

US Election: Character and reputation were once prized in US leaders. How does a man with no character now have a chance of being re-elected president?

US election: Harris and Trump hold duelling events in North Carolina days before election showdown

War in Ukraine is entering what Russian officials say is its most dangerous phase

Breonna Taylor (26) was shot and killed by police in 2020 during a raid on her home

US election: Trump sits down with Tucker Carlson for interview in bid to seize advantage in Arizona

An apartment in New Orleans, a beach-front villa in Trinidad and Tobago, a flat in Whitby and more

If elected once more, Trump has pledged to remove the US from all international climate accords, which could trigger similar actions among other big nations

Words can wound, like the father who says he’s disappointed with the child

Max Wolpoff, from near Washington DC in the US, moved to Dublin this autumn

Want to escape the bleak midwinter? Here are some excellent options to consider, from South Africa to Tenerife

O’Sullivan, who hails from Cork, won season 22 of Gordon Ramsay’s US television show Hell’s Kitchen

Cruising on the Viking Polaris serves up experiences way off the beaten track and takes in a dawn view of Manhattan, with a side dish of science

US election: Fox’s pro-Trump slant is often jaw-dropping while CNN is frequently accused of an equally obvious pro-Democrat bias

Nabatieh has been under evacuation orders since early October. Despite this, civilians remain, and it is for them that city’s hospital stays open, staff say

Harvard professor Laura DeMarco is a strong supporter of curiosity-inspired research that may – or may not – lead to new applications

Forceful writing and ‘mathemagical’ presentations blend concepts with the fun of puzzles and magic

At least 30 Palestinians killed in Israeli strike on Gaza’s Jabalia camp

Move comes after Canada and India expel diplomats over killing of Sikh activist

Focus on the ‘science of science’ is ensuring better research outcomes

These educational programmes are implemented in the spirit of PC/woke, but that exerts a chilling effect on free expression of ideas

Justin Trudeau says his government has ‘compelling evidence’ Indian government agents engage in activities that pose threat to public safety in Canada

Small strategic city of Toretsk being ‘wiped out’ by Russian attack, Ukrainian military spokeswoman says as Kyiv seeks weapons and permission to strike further into attacker’s territory

President Lai Ching-te on Thursay said Beijing ‘has no right to represent Taiwan’ but he was willing to work with it to maintain peace

Israel-US talks produce ideas about what Israeli exit strategy from Lebanon might look like

Kyiv calls for international action over Russia’s alleged execution of captured Ukrainian soldiers

Worldview: The UK leaves the Chagos Islands much as it governed them, with a total disregard for the feelings or aspirations of its displaced indigenous people

Guidebooks internalise the perspective of the world as a spectacle laid out for the pleasure and edification of westerners

Threat of flooding remains after almost half a metre of rainfall, with deaths and most severe damage stemming from tornadoes

Punam Rane, a councillor for Kimmage-Rathmines, made the remarks at a meeting of Dublin City Council

Ukraine is outnumbered, outgunned and sees the West’s commitment withering. As Ukrainian’s face another long winter, appetite for war is waning

Trump narrowly escaped being shot in the head in Butler on July 13th

Ongoing strikes on Beirut’s southern suburb have kept rescue workers from scouring the site of the attack

The US climate envoy on anger in developing countries over climate inequality, his reputation for being too positive, and conflict in the Middle East

The man who managed to flip a life of juvenile delinquency into a 20-year career with the NYPD and then a remarkably successful political charge, faces charges of historic fraud and corruption

Temporary capital during wartime engaged American military aviation advice and training for the Flying Tigers to fend off aerial bombing by the Japanese

Aidan Bowles, a retired lawyer living in the US, thought to have drowned in ‘rising water’ at his home

Roughly 2.7 million customers across the south were without power on Sunday