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International

September
September 2025
Dutch public broadcaster joins RTÉ in saying it will boycott Eurovision if Israel takes part
The broadcaster pointed to the ban on journalists entering Gaza and the many reporters killed there.
Debunked: Images of destroyed Banksy mural in London edited to show English flags
Poland's Tusk rubbishes Trump's claim that Russian drone raid could have been a 'mistake'
Garth Brooks to play first UK gig in close to 30 years next summer
Albania appoints 'corruption-free' AI-generated 'minister' to oversee public tenders
US State Department threatens to cancel visas of people who 'make light' of Charlie Kirk's death
Russia and Belarus begin joint military drills two days after drones violated Polish airspace
Qatar will continue 'diplomatic' role in mediating Gaza ceasefire after Doha strikes, PM says
Charlie Kirk: JFK-type conspiracies and false reports of culprit spread in aftermath of shooting
The conservative activist’s death has been surrounded by misinformation and baseless speculation.
Charlie Kirk killing: FBI releases images of 'person of interest' and offers $100,000 reward for information
Donald Trump has announced he will be awarding Kirk the country’s highest civilian honour.
'There will be no Palestinian state': Netanyahu signs agreement for controversial West Bank settlement
Larry Donnelly: After Charlie Kirk’s killing, America teeters on the brink
Larry Donnelly
Peter Mandelson speaks of deep 'regret' after being sacked over links to Jeffrey Epstein
A resurfaced birthday message this week showed Mandelson describe the late Epstein as his “best pal”.
Trial begins for man accused of plotting to shoot Trump on Florida golf course last year
Debunked: Elon Musk wrongly claims Simon Harris blocked 'the will of the people' in Áras race
Trump vows to ‘hunt down’ US enemies at 9/11 Pentagon memorial
Ireland will boycott Eurovision 2026 if Israel is allowed enter, RTÉ says
The move comes after the last two contests – in Malmö and Basel – were overshadowed by protests over Israel’s participation.
'I just saw the flash above': Irish activists on Gaza flotilla recall suspected drone attacks
WHO vows to stay in Gaza City as Irish official condemns deliberate starvation
US House session descends into shouting match after moment of silence for Charlie Kirk
Who was Charlie Kirk, the commentator and Trump ally shot dead in Utah?
Ex-Brazil president Jair Bolsonaro sentenced to 27 years for plotting coup after election defeat
Irish drinks firms may axe ‘hundreds of thousands’ worth of investment in US over tariffs
US commentator Charlie Kirk has died after being shot at college event, Trump confirms
Kirk was speaking at Utah Valley University as part of his work for his conservative student group Turning Point USA.
Houthis say death toll from Israeli strikes on Yemeni capital has risen to 35
Multiple sites in Sana’a were targeted, including a fuel storage facility.
Trump calls out Russia for 'violating' Poland's airspace with drones
It was 'recklessness' to let Joe Biden run for second term as president, says Kamala Harris
Drone warfare: How NATO allies engaged Russian threats over Poland for the first time
Poland says Russian drones entering its airspace 'not accidental' as Moscow dismisses 'myths'
The government said the military recorded 19 drone incursions, three of which were shot down by Polish and NATO forces.
Moscow has accused Poland of spreading "myths" to escalate the Ukraine war.
Ursula von der Leyen described it as an "unprecedented violation" of European airspace.
From promising to 'pathetic': What Irish MEPs made of Von der Leyen's more strident stance on Gaza
Second Gaza aid flotilla boat with Irish activists aboard comes under suspected drone attack
Former Premier League referee David Coote charged with making indecent image of a child
UK ambassador to US says 2003 birthday message to 'best pal' Jeffrey Epstein is 'very embarrassing'
Alastair Campbell says Israel's Doha strike like UK 'wiping out' Adams and McGuinness before GFA
Von der Leyen warns Israel famine cannot be 'weapon of war' in major EU speech
The President of the European Commission stopped short of calling Israel’s assaults on Gaza genocide in what has been her strongest statements so far on the issue.
South Korea sends chartered plane to fetch workers who were detained in immigration raid in US