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International

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February 2026
From plumber to parliamentarian: Who is the UK's newest Green Party MP?
Pressure on security at 40 EU presidency meetings due to clash with Trump visit and sporting events
The Journal has obtained exclusive details in regard to the security operations for the EU Presidency, urgent anti drone training for soldiers and a major summit in Dublin.
Hillary Clinton calls for Trump to testify during questioning in Epstein probe
US men's hockey player 'sorry' for laughing at Trump's 'joke' about gold-winning women's team
Child murderer Ian Huntley in 'serious condition' after being attacked with metal pole in prison
RTÉ still plans to broadcast Ireland-Israel match in October, despite TD's letter calling for boycott
Fake images suggesting Cadbury's is selling 'Eid Eggs' in supermarkets are being shared online
Jeremy Corbyn takes control of new Your Party leadership after months of infighting
Why did Cuba kill four people on a US-registered speedboat?
Australian prime minister apologises after calling child sexual assault survivor 'difficult'
US and Iran to hold talks in Geneva as pressure for nuclear deal builds
Trump’s border Czar says Pope 'oughta fix the Church' before commenting on US immigration policy
Mary Robinson says Trump administration bullying other countries 'like we've never seen before'
Bill Gates admits extramarital affairs but denies any involvement in Jeffrey Epstein's crimes
Debunked: Fake images of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor shared online following his arrest
Defence Minister: Ireland should not be 'afraid' to work closely with British and French navies
Commons speaker confirms he warned police about Peter Mandelson 'flight risk' ahead of arrest
Irish-founded payments firm Stripe is considering a takeover of rival PayPal
'It was terrifying': Tourists on the gun battle in Mexican resort where 'El Mencho' was caught
Trump claims successes and lashes out at Democrats in longest-ever State of the Union speech
During the nearly two-hour long speech, Trump claimed Democrats were “destroying our country” and that Somali “pirates” had “ransacked” Minnesota.
US ambassador hosts Irish business event and talks Trump's tariffs, but uncertainty remains
Ski resort fire: 58 still in hospital following New Year blaze in Swiss bar
Police end searches at ex-prince Andrew's former home as MPs agree to release trade envoy files
Louvre Museum’s director resigns in wake of €88m jewels heist
Major French arms company to provide new armoured vehicles for Irish military
Peter Mandelson's lawyers say his arrest was sparked by ‘baseless’ claim he planned to leave UK
Mexico offers 'full guarantees' for safety of World Cup games in Guadalajara amid violence
BBC apologises to staff over failure to edit out racial slur at Baftas
Nancy Guthrie's family has offered $1 million for any information that could lead to her return
Weather warning for 40m people and snowboarding in Central Park as record snowstorm hits US
Social media is full of Winter Olympics footage, but not all of it is real
Pope asks priests to use their brains not AI to prepare homilies
Australia seeks Commonwealth support to axe former prince Andrew from British line of succession
Russell Brand pleads not guilty to two further sex offences including rape
British filmmaker speaks after ‘Free Palestine’ call was cut from the BBC broadcast
Media throng Peter Mandelson's home as he returns at 2am after release on bail