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International

August
August 2025
John Boyne cites 'bullying' after authors pull out of LGBTQ+ prize due to his inclusion in longlist
Trump and Putin are meeting in Alaska today - what does each side want?
‘Bog-standard patriarchal’: McAleese says new Pope’s first 100 days ‘anything but forward thinking’
Tánaiste highlights human rights abuses as Taliban mark fourth year in power in Afghanistan
The Mediterranean is heating up - and invasive fish species are moving in
Man dies fleeing ICE raid in California
Prolonged plastic pollution talks end with countries at a deadlock
Today's Russia-US Alaska summit puts the fate of Ukraine 'in Trump and Putin’s hands'
Experts warn the summit could range from an empty handshake to a startling alignment with Kremlin demands.
At least 17 people killed by Israeli strikes in Gaza, including six who had been waiting for aid
'If it's a bad meeting, it'll end quickly': Trump vows not to be intimidated ahead of Putin summit
Melania Trump threatens to sue Joe Biden's son over ‘salacious’ Jeffrey Epstein comments
Ex-world snooker champion Graeme Dott to stand trial over child sexual abuse allegations
Starmer and Zelenskyy call on Putin to 'prove he is serious' ahead of his summit with Trump
Trump and Putin will meet in Alaska tomorrow to discuss Ukraine’s future.
Man accused of driving into crowds at Liverpool victory parade faces 24 new charges
One person dies in Spain as European countries continue efforts to stop wildfires
South Korea’s Supreme Court clears ‘Baby Shark’ song of plagiarism
Most NGOs have been unable to deliver a single truck of aid to Gaza since March
Israeli military approves plan for new offensive as South Sudan denies Gaza relocation reports
Over 140 people have reported crimes by former Harrods boss Mohamed Al Fayed to UK police
Man deported from Ireland on Nigeria flight earlier this year wins appeal to return
President Higgins backs Mary Robinson’s comments warning governments of ‘complicity’ in genocide
Putin is bluffing, Zelenskyy tells Trump in high-stakes phonecall from Berlin summit
Dublin woman sets off for Papua New Guinea in bid to climb world's highest volcanos
Trump says second meeting with both Zelensky and Putin has 'very good chance' of happening
Sylvester Stallone, Gloria Gaynor and KISS included on Trump's Kennedy Center honours list
UK Foreign Secretary refers himself to watchdog after fishing with Vance without a licence
Gang leader thought to be linked to kidnap of Irishwoman is placed on FBI ‘Most Wanted’ list
Jimmy Cherizier is a former officer in the Haitian National Police and currently the leader of Viv Ansanm.
Russia makes biggest advance in Ukraine in a year as Putin–Trump Alaska summit looms
Swarm of jellyfish forces shutdown at biggest nuclear power plant in France
Ex-SDLP leader Colum Eastwood says he rejected a knighthood ... using 'strong language'
In photos: Wildfires scorch Spanish land amid soaring temperatures of nearly 40 degrees
Spain has been experiencing an intense heatwave since last week, enabling dozens of wildfires.
AI-powered ‘hearing glasses’ will use lip-reading technology to help people with hearing loss
Mexico sends two dozen wanted fugitives to US, including alleged drug cartel kingpins
Irish activists helping to organise new flotilla trying to get aid to Gaza
Trump’s Washington takeover begins as National Guard troops arrive in US capital
Four people arrested after break-in at home reportedly owned by Brad Pitt
Man (30) charged with murder and attempted murder in Downpatrick
Mary Robinson warns governments are 'increasingly complicit in genocide' after visiting Gaza border
In a statement, Robinson called on political leaders to put pressure on the Israeli government and 'end its atrocity crimes'.
A coalition of 24 countries, including Ireland, Canada and the UK, have called for urgent action to stop the ‘famine’ in the Gaza Strip.
Europe grapples with extreme heat, as wildfires burn homes and claim lives
Several people have died either in wildfires or from extreme temperatures.
British government asks people to delete old emails to reduce data centres' water use