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International

Last week
12th January 2025 - 18th January 2025
Russia strikes Ukraine energy facilities in 'massive' missile and drone attack
Not Like Us: Drake sues Universal Music over diss track by rapper Kendrick Lamar
US' incoming top diplomat says concerns over China's role at Panama Canal 'very legitimate'
Gaza ceasefire and hostage release deal declared but Israeli PM still working on 'final details'
The ceasefire is set to take effect on Sunday.
Starmer looking at 'every conceivable way' to block compensation to Gerry Adams over Legacy Act repeal
Kelly Cates, Mark Chapman and Gabby Logan set to take over as Match of the Day hosts
Kneecap nominated for six BAFTAs, including Best British Film (we know, we know)
The price of a pint is going up again
The price of pints of Guinness, Harp, Smithwicks and Hophouse 13 will increase next month.
Djokovic breaks Federer's Grand Slam record as he advances in Melbourne
Author Neil Gaiman denies sexual misconduct allegations made by eight women
South Korea’s impeached president arrested over failed martial law bid
Tánaiste expresses 'deep condolences' to California residents devastated by wildfires
Meta set to lay off 5% of its workforce as government gauges potential Irish impact
Chinese TikTok alternative Rednote tops Irish app store charts as users 'migrate' ahead of US ban
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
South Korean police arrive at impeached president's home in second attempt to detain him
Irish livestock farmers urged to 'stay vigilant' following foot-and-mouth outbreak in Germany
Kate Middleton's cancer in remission as she visits hospital where she was treated
Debunked: Woman wrongly accused of Satanism for wearing St Brigid's cross at LA fires press event
UK Treasury minister resigns after ethics investigation despite being cleared of wrongdoing
Student bursary created in honour of Wexford journalist Nick Sheridan who died aged 32
Potentially 'hundreds' of Palestinian prisoners set to be freed as as Gaza ceasefire deal in 'final stages'
It'll be grand, sure: Irish people are the most optimistic citizens in Europe
Defence secretary hopeful Pete Hegseth wants to 'restore warrior ethos' to US military
Here's what we know about the Gaza ceasefire deal being discussed in Qatar
LA wildfires delay Oscar nominations for a second time but awards show will go on
From the prison cell to the fireline - how California uses low paid prisoners to fight wildfires
According to statistics released by Californian Department of Corrections there are 950 prison firefighters across the various fires ravaging the scrub and suburbs of Los Angeles.
Los Angeles hoped a break in 'Devil winds' could help fight the fires - but the winds are back
Spain plans to introduce a 100% tax rate on some holiday homes
Nato leaders in Baltics seek to boost security after cable 'sabotage'
China exploring possible sale of TikTok to Elon Musk if US cracks down on ownership
Trump would have been convicted if he wasn't elected, US special counsel finds
Irish charity shops seeing 'massive influx' of Shein clothes - often never worn
The Irish government last night defended supporting Shein to establish its European headquarters in Dublin.
The BBC yesterday revealed workers in Shein's supply chain working 75 hours per week with one day off per month.
Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Andrews said Shein should "never have been permitted" to establish a base here.
Man wanted in Germany to stand trial for child sex offences arrested in Portadown
Zelenskyy and Macron discuss idea of Western troops being deployed in Ukraine
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
US President Joe Biden says Gaza peace negotiators are 'pressing hard' to secure deal
It comes as the White House confirmed reports that a ceasefire deal could be finalised soon.
'I want to live in Ukraine': Zelenskyy shares video of North Korean soldier's plea
Just six months after the UK election, Labour's Chancellor and another minister are in trouble