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Netanyahu faces internal pressure over fate of hostages in Gaza as mediators push truce deal
UNRWA said today that all 36 of its shelters in Rafah “are now empty”, after at least a million civilians have fled the city.
Stormy Daniels says Trump should be jailed after guilty verdict on 34 counts in hush money case
North Korea sends hundreds more rubbish-filled balloons to South Korea
Sitdown Sunday: The archivists piecing together millions of documents destroyed by the Stasi
What is an EU commissioner and how are they appointed?
There is a grueling, sometimes-months-long process within the EU to select the next 27 commissioners.
Cad a dhéanann an tAontas Eorpach? Agus cad is féidir leis a reachtú agus a rialú?
EU sanctions for Israel? A 'non-starter' for now says one expert
Real Madrid break Dortmund hearts late on to clinch remarkable 15th European crown
How the 'Lost Children of Greece' are fighting for citizenship and access to their records
Thousands of children were adopted to countries such as the US after the Greek Civil War, Mary Cardaras tells The Journal.
Many people have fought for decades to have their Greek citizenship restored and to get access to their personal records
The adoption market in Greece was "lucrative" and involved priests, lawyers and doctors
UK General Election show on the road as parties launch battle buses
Taoiseach among European leaders urging all parties to consider Gaza ceasefire plan
'If Netanyahu won't bring the hostages home, the Israeli public will find a way to replace him'
Russian missiles and drones target Ukrainian energy sites overnight
Italian PM sets 'clear objective' for EU election to 'build a right-wing government in Europe'
Netanyahu insists on 'destruction of Hamas' before commencement of permanent ceasefire in Gaza
The Israeli Prime Minister’s statement comes after US President Joe Biden outlined a plan to end the conflict in Gaza.
RFK Jr is demanding a place on stage alongside Trump and Biden - he may have a point
Larry Donnelly
‘Ispíní a dhéanamh’: Cad is FPE ann agus cad a dhéanann siad?
'It's time for this war to end': Biden announces Israeli proposal for three-phase Gaza ceasefire deal
The US President said in a news conference that the new deal is a “roadmap” to an enduring ceasefire.
Biden said the proposal has been transmitted to Hamas via Qatar.
Hamas said it is in a 'position of readiness to deal positively and constructively'.
Israel said its negotiation team 'insisted the war will not end until all of its goals are achieved'.
French authorities file preliminary terrorism charges against man accused of Olympics attack plan
Trump vows to appeal guilty verdict in rambling speech after being convicted of 34 felonies
‘I’d like them to say, “gee, we have to have a little sorrow for this man”, because they just don’t say that about me.’
Several people, including police officer, wounded by knife attacker in Germany
Here's how the Trumpsters are taking the news of his conviction (spoiler: not well)
Trump's been found guilty - but could he go to jail?
Cad is grúpaí polaitiúla na hEorpa agus cén fáth go bhfuil siad tábhachtach?
Independents remain most popular, while Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil overtake Sinn Féin in latest poll
However, Sinn Féin remains the most popular party among younger voters ahead of the European elections.
Fine Gael is now the most popular political party among those polled, but Fianna Fáil and Sinn Féin are close behind
Around 23% of people intend to vote for independent candidates in the European elections next Friday
Donald Trump found guilty of all charges in landmark criminal trial
Sentencing will take place on 11 July at 10am local time.
Trump calls his guilty verdict a 'disgrace' and claims it was a 'rigged trial'.
'This is long from over,' he told media before walking away without answering any questions.
The Biden campaign said the conviction shows that 'no one is above the law'.
Biden ‘partially lifts ban on Ukraine using US arms for strikes inside Russia’, according to reports
Nine-year-old girl in critical condition and three men injured following shooting in London
Intense shelling continues in Rafah as Israel seizes key area along Gaza-Egypt corridor
UK Labour leader Keir Starmer denies left-wing 'purge' and heaps praise on Diane Abbott to calm row
Slovenian government recognises Palestinian state but Israel urges Parliament to reject the move
Not Tonight: Vincent Browne ended an EU debate early because he wasn't happy with the answers
“What has this got to do with European politics?”
The results of this Europe election are crucial for climate action
Volcanic eruption in Iceland ‘beginning to slow down’ after ‘intense’ eruption yesterday
Roy Keane gestured to 'meet fan outside' after 'banter turned more aggressive', court told
NATO foreign ministers meet in Prague with long-range weapons for Ukraine set to dominate talks
Is rud casta é an tAontas Eorpach - seo é an chaoi a n-oibríonn a gcuid codanna ar fad lena chéile
Harvey Weinstein may face more charges over new sexual misconduct claims
Fringe, populist and Eurosceptic parties attracting highest proportion of donations across EU
Donations to Sinn Féin in Ireland increased every year between 2019 and 2022.