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December 2024
Former US president Jimmy Carter has died at the age of 100
The former president and Nobel peace laureate died at his home on Sunday afternoon.
Landslides, evacuations, and emergencies: What aid workers faced over the past year
Tánaiste 'deeply concerned' by Israeli raid on one of north Gaza's last functioning hospitals
Manchester City finally get back to winning ways with 2-0 victory over Leicester
Opinion editor of German newspaper resigns after Elon Musk backs far-right AfD in op-ed
Azerbaijan president demands Russia admit guilt after crashed plane 'shot down'
Three-week-old baby dies from 'severe cold' in Gaza
Chess grandmaster quits world championship after being told to change out of jeans
South Korea plane crash kills 179 people, with two crew rescued
Three people die in Channel crossing attempt
Trump asks US Supreme Court to pause law threatening TikTok ban
Belgium becomes first EU country to ban sale of disposable vapes
Sitdown Sunday: The best longreads of the year
Far-right ex-footballer Kavelashvili sworn in as Georgia's president amid protests
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Tourism Ireland plan delayed because David Trimble objected to Britain being called 'overseas'
DUP accused government of being 'scared of the provos' after IRA abduction
Veteran republican Bobby Tohill was abducted in Belfast in 2004, damaging Sinn Féin’s reputation amid peace process talks.
Man posing as Republican group made credible threat to poison English water supplies in 1990s
Badenoch urged to apologise or face ‘action’ from Farage over Reform party numbers row
Stakeknife revelations left republicans 'paralysed and damaged', confidential records show
Ireland warned US that labelling IRA a terrorist organisation might encourage more people to join
The issue was a talking point during Bertie Ahern’s visit to Washington DC in March 2001, newly released documents show.
UN official for Yemen refutes Israel's claim that strike on airport hit 'military infrastructure'
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Jack Lynch confused over request by James Joyce's son to bring his body back to Ireland
Man accused of burning woman to death in New York subway faces new charges
Italy slams 'unacceptable' arrest of journalist Cecilia Sala in Iran
What we know about the Azerbaijan Airlines jet crash in Kazakhstan
Israeli military launches operation on one of northern Gaza's last functioning hospitals
Investigators say Azerbaijan Airlines jet suffered 'external interference' before crash
Man who killed 35 people in car ramming attack in China sentenced to death
Houthi rebels retaliate after Israel strikes Yemen airport as WHO chief was about to board plane
'Dangerous new heights' of climate change displaced millions of people around the world in 2024
Nasa spacecraft ‘operating normally’ after closest-ever approach to sun
North Korean soldier captured in Russia-Ukraine war dies from wounds
Judge allows woman accusing Sean Combs and Jay-Z of raping her when she was 13 to remain anonymous
South Korean parliament votes to impeach acting president Han Duck-soo
Russian ambassador was 'exquisitely embarrassed' after Yeltsin failed to get off plane at Shannon
Blair wanted to 'race through' meetings with unionists but would have to 'listen to their whinges'
British and Irish officials were also concerned about ‘daft’ plans to name members of the IRA Army Council in 2004, State Papers reveal.
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