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Friday 23 October 2020
The Palestinian health ministry said that the Abu Malhous family was killed in the Israeli air strike earlier this week.
After a decade of peace, I had hoped that our troubles were behind us, writes Dil Wickremasinghe.
Ireland holds the record for the longest unbroken peacekeeping service of any nation in the world.
There are three possible outcomes if the institutions in the North don’t get up and running soon, said Clinton.
A special event to mark the 20th anniversary of the deal has been held in Washington DC.
Coveney’s last meeting with the Israeli Prime Minister last year was not overly successful.
Strict new coronavirus measures have come into effect – here’s what they mean for you.
They say that Moscow has failed to pressure Bashar Assad, to end the conflict.
The report was on a solar eclipse that was moving across North America.
The Derry businessman had been an important link between IRA forces and the British government for over 20 years.
The UN Security Council approves the Russian-drafted resolution on the Syria ceasefire.
A revised FARC deal was approved by Colombia’s Congress last week.
The voting public rejected an earlier peace deal in an October referendum.
The new, revised accord will be submitted to Congress for approval, after the last one was rejected in a referendum.
Over the past 50 years civil war in Colombia has killed 260,000 people.
And will be gone by 2023.
Colombia and FARC rebels have agreed a peace deal.
The demonstration is widely considered to be the longest-running act of political protest in the US.
The company is introducing ad blocking at a network level.
Every eight days, $39 billion is spent on world militaries.
The United Nations Secretary-General, Ban Ki Moon, will visit next week to mark the 60th anniversary of Ireland joining the UN.
A sonar device sends out the message “This Way if You Are Gay”.
Don’t worry, we won’t judge.
At the last election the government received a mandate based on their pledges, and one was formalising a policy of neutrality.
Marathon talks have led to a deal.
Those shortlisted include Holocaust survivor Tomi Reichental, Médecins Sans Frontiéres and UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon.
“Peace has brought real change to your lives.”
Will Northern Ireland be tasting a little bit of Nevada?
Northern Ireland talks are already underway.
He said the European Parliament is willing to act as an ‘honest broker’ to support the peace process.
The talks will include talks British Prime Minister David Cameron as well as German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
It has not been confirmed if parliamentary approval is needed.
The housing units, which have been slated for construction since 2012, were given final approval this week.
The Foreign Affairs minister called for the continued strong US support for the Peace Process in Northern Ireland.
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade Charlie Flanagan is set to address today’s Reconciliation Forum.
His wife Eileen said his family were “heartbroken” and that their “earthly lives are forever changed”.
The Ukrainian president’s office had said this morning that they two leaders had reached an agreement.
Everyone’s been talking about a drowning tragedy in Crete, Irish troops in the Middle East, peace, and EP.
The ceasefire provides for the opening of border crossings.
There’s a truce, but under what conditions?
A long-term truce was signed today that will see an easing of the blockade on the enclave.
AS THE COUNTRY enters Level 5 restrictions for the next six weeks, we’ll all be finding different ways to occupy our time or take a break from work.
In April and May, many people put their trainers on and went for long walks, jogs or runs. Others took a dip in the sea.
With restrictions now in place, we want to know: Do you plan to exercise more over the next six weeks?
Poll Results:
Share your story: voices@thejournal.ie
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