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International

August
August 2025
The reality of famine: What happens when a person starves?
'It is now the time for action': President Higgins calls on EU states to respond to Gaza famine
FBI raids home of fierce Trump critic who previously served as his national security adviser
Man-made famine declared in Gaza City
An expert UN committee said the famine is “entirely man-made”.
Lil Nas X hospitalised amid fears of overdose after he allegedly charged at LA police
Trump visits troops deployed to Washington DC and says they'll stay there 'for a while'
New dinosaur species discovered with ‘eye-catching sail’ along its back
Larry Donnelly: In his efforts to end the Ukraine war, Trump only cares about one thing
Larry Donnelly
Erik Menendez denied parole, three decades after parents' murders
Netanyahu orders talks to release 'all our hostages' as he approves plan to seize control of Gaza City
Man stopped at Dublin Airport with ‘anime’ child sex abuse images, court hears
Ireland and UK among 21 nations to condemn Israel's plan for illegal Jerusalem settlements
US court overturns $464m civil fraud penalty against Trump, calling the sum 'excessive'
California Governor gives 'DONALD (TINY HANDS)' a taste of his own medicine with social media trolling
Russia says EU troops in Ukraine would be 'unacceptable', as Zelenskyy asks allies for security deal
Done deal: US agrees to 15% cap on tariffs for pharma imports from the EU
EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the deal would provide ‘predictability’ for companies.
The Menendez brothers, who killed their parents in California in 1989, to seek freedom this week
Texas Republicans push through gerrymandered map to win them more seats
US using AI surveillance tools to target migrants and pro-Palestine protesters, says Amnesty
Israel approves plans for West Bank settlement that could destroy plans for Palestinian state
Any talks on Ukraine's security without Russia would be 'a road to nowhere', Kremlin says
'The British state is on edge': Kneecap's second day in court sees police action and legal wrangling
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, aka Mo Chara, must return again next month to see if he’ll face a trial.
US slaps sanctions on four more International Criminal Court officials over Israel actions
A century-old Swedish church has arrived at its new home - three miles down the road
The red wooden Kiruna Kyrka, which dates from 1912 and weighs 672 tonnes, completed its five-kilometre journey around 2:30pm local time.
Israel calls up reservists and approves plan to conquer Gaza City
After a week of street violence, what is happening with the major protests in Serbia?
French influencer who had been 'humiliated and abused' on livestreams for months dies on air
Police corral hundreds of protesters as Kneecap's Mo Chara returns to court to face UK terror charge
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is one-third of Belfast rap trio Kneecap and performs under the stage name ‘Mo Chara’.
Martha Nolan-O'Slatarra was 'shining light' who lived 'a short but packed life', funeral hears
Vienna chosen as host city for next year's Eurovision
Trump says US troops won't enforce Ukraine-Russia deal on the ground - but might by air
Syrian and Israeli diplomats reportedly hold rare meeting in Paris to discuss 'de-escalation'
SNP majority after Scottish elections could make second referendum a 'reality', says party leader
Israel demands release of all hostages at once, casting doubt on new Hamas-backed truce proposal
Nasa’s Webb telescope discovers new 'tiny' moon orbiting Uranus
Why has Sally Rooney been warned over supporting Palestine Action - and why did the UK ban it?
Putin will face a 'rough situation' if he does not agree to a peace plan, Trump says
Putin and Zelenskyy agree to meet directly in a 'neutral country' in the coming weeks
Sweden is moving a century-old, 670-tonne church three miles down the road - here’s how