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International

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November 2025
Saturated ground and swollen rivers - why Met Éireann is so concerned about Storm Claudia's rain
Puffins have made a return to a tiny, remote island off the Antrim coast
Four people killed in 'massive' Russian drone attack in Ukraine
BBC awaits response from Donald Trump after apologising for Panorama speech edit
Marion McKeone: Pelosi's exit marks loss of a leader for Democrats and of a bogeyman for Republicans
Marion McKeone
BBC apologises to Donald Trump over speech edit (but it won't be paying him compensation)
'We will never forget': France commemorates victims of Paris attacks ten years on
Why are the leaves staying on the trees so long this autumn?
Hitler likely suffered from genetic condition that causes micropenis, according to DNA testing
Trump signs bill to end longest US government shutdown ever
Donald Trump ‘knew about the girls’, according to a 2011 email allegedly from Jeffrey Epstein
Democrats said the emails “raise serious questions about Donald Trump and his knowledge of Epstein’s horrific crimes.”
The EU has unveiled its big plan to win the 'battle of influence' - but does it go far enough?
'A clusterbleep' - Barry Cowen gives his take on Fianna Fáil handling of Jim Gavin controversy
Keir Starmer is facing an internal revolt from Labour MPs - and it could see him ousted as PM
There's going to be more litres of wine made this year after 2024's record low
Trump says BBC ‘defrauded the public’ with editing of January 6 speech
20 people dead after Turkish military plane crashes in Georgia
McGrath reckons Martin has the 'experience and knowledge' to lead Ireland through EU presidency
Ireland’s EU commissioner insists Martin is the right man to lead the country throughout next year’s presidency of the union.
US moves biggest aircraft carrier to Latin American waters, fuelling Venezuelan fears of attack
Governor tipped for 2028 presidential race says Trump is 'doubling down on stupid' with pro-oil stance
Northern lights could be visible across Ireland from tonight after strong solar flares
Resigning BBC boss 'very proud’ of journalists as Trump threatens billion-dollar legal claim
New 'lucifer' horned bee discovered by scientists in Western Australia
Car explosion in New Delhi kills at least eight people and injures 19
US Senate votes to end government shutdown amid growing split in Democrats
Rescue efforts underway after super typhoon Fung-wong kills 18 in Philippines
Trump threatens billion-dollar legal action against the BBC over speech edit, as chairman apologises
'We had never read anything quite like it': David Szalay wins Booker Prize 2025 for Flesh
Syrian president Ahmed al-Sharaa meets Trump at the White House for historic talks
Ex-Radio One DJ Tim Westwood granted bail after court appearance on rape charges
Trump pardons Rudy Giuliani and others who tried to overturn 2020 election result
What exactly did the BBC do that led to the resignation of its director general and head of news?
Democrats divided over deal with Republicans that could end record-long shutdown
At least two dead and a million displaced after typhoon in Philippines
UNRWA's Irish deputy director on how the Israeli ban continues to hinder aid delivery in Gaza
There are still 12,000 UNRWA workers operating in Gaza, but they’ve been cut off from their colleagues on the outside.