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October 2024
Kamala Harris calls Donald Trump a ‘fascist’ and claims he is ‘increasingly unstable’
Hezbollah confirms death of Hashem Safieddine, who was widely expected to be group’s next leader
Moldova’s Crossroads: Navigating between the EU and Russia
Donnacha Ó Beacháin
Women and children made up 70% of civilian deaths in conflicts in 2023
Strikes continue in Lebanon and Israel as military orders civilians in south Beirut to evacuate
Harvey Weinstein retrial on sex crime charges pushed back to next year
Huge explosion near Turkish capital kills four people, injures 14
Governments signs new security regulations to protect private and public 'essential services'
US says North Korea has sent troops to Russia and warns of consequences if they join Ukraine war
British firearms officers facing prosecution to be granted anonymity up to point of conviction
Decision to be made on mental competency of man accused of murdering Cork-born Bishop of LA
Trump reportedly praised Hitler's generals while President, said he 'needed generals as loyal'
Should the Occupied Territories Bill be passed?
Aston Villa move to top of Champions League table after another European win
Harris says US 'absolutely' ready for woman president as Eminem campaigns with Obama in Detroit
Trial date set for rap artist ASAP Rocky accused of firing a gun at former friend
Debunked: Claims about Enoch Burke shared in multiple languages as 'misinformation chain mail'
Two senior figures in Kinahan gang jailed by British court on charges linked to gun haul
As tens of thousands flee north Gaza, Israeli politicians attend 'resettlement' conference
A displaced resident told the AFP news agency Jabalia “is being wiped out”.
Elon Musk: Is his million-dollar raffle for people who sign pro-Trump petition legal?
Hezbollah rockets target Israeli intelligence and naval bases after IDF strikes Beirut overnight
Harvey Weinstein diagnosed with bone marrow cancer, sources tell US media
Italy's hard-right government to build country's first new nuclear power stations in decades
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Tánaiste condemns continued Israeli attacks on northern Gaza as UN warns of famine
IDF and UNIFIL 'in daily contact' amid planning for Irish troop rotation in Lebanon
Moldovans vote to join EU by slim margin after president's 'foreign' interference accusations
Trump assassination attempt the result of 'stunning security failures', task force report finds
Should there be a time limit on goodbyes at the airport?
Donald Trump hands out fries and speaks to press through McDonald's drive-thru window
King Charles lambasted by Australian senator for ‘genocide’ against indigenous people
IDF bulldozer 'deliberately demolished' UNIFIL observation tower in Lebanon
An Irish American family on life and politics in one of the key swing states in the US election
“People here hold their political views so dear to them, they have stickers on their car. Have you ever seen a Fianna Fáil sticker on the back of someone’s car?”
"It's fascinating to see how people can be so divided," Delia O'Malley said of Georgia
She loves her job, but one of the most difficult aspects of it is the fact she has to take part in monthly active shooter drills
Israeli strikes in northern Gaza leave 87 people dead or missing with hospitals under siege
Israel bombards Lebanon as Netanyahu calls drone attack against his home 'a grave mistake'
How a 'missing person' scam is luring Irish social media users using old photos of real children
A photo of an American child who was attacked by dogs was claimed to show a child found in Ireland.
'I can sleep now, I don't cry': Ukrainians in Ireland turn to therapy after fleeing the war
Many people displaced by the war have experienced post-traumatic stress disorder.
Netanyahu accuses Hezbollah of trying to assassinate him as Israeli siege on Gaza continues
How the UK's answer to Revolut - founded by an ex-Irish bank boss - came crashing back to earth