Babies younger than 25 weeks were once not considered viable but ‘now we’re looking at 22-weekers’, says Rotunda master

‘We are not a kind of a luvvie outfit,’ says Sinn Féin leader of her party’s approach to policy

Our correspondent is not vegetarian but he ate well in a local vegan restaurant Verdō

This is gloriously simple and careful cooking from an Iraqi-run kitchen with quiet confidence

This France-centric book from a former editor of the French daily Le Monde has the sense of preaching to the choir

“This creates a profoundly unlevel playing field. It also hands the State control over who can effectively challenge it in court ...”

University of Michigan ‘knew for more than a year’ about claims of inappropriate contact with women concerning their football coach

Almost nobody believes that Myanmar’s first elections since the 2021 coup are free or fair.

Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin share a preference for ‘geopolitical Darwinism’

There is nothing mystical about empathy. Anyone – apart from sociopaths possibly – can learn it, because it’s a life skill that comes with practice

Tell Me About It: I spent the night with someone I shouldn’t have . . . I feel like I cannot stop myself from self-destruction

From the US economy to an AI-fuelled bubble, there are pressure points that could yet become global crises

In a wide-ranging interview, the Tánaiste responds to criticism of his statements on immigration, defends his social media usage and defends his credentials to be Minister for Finance

Homeless executive chief rejects Tánaiste’s view, saying people who ‘can’t establish a right to housing ... are sent on their way’

‘Is it bad letting the government parent our kids? It’s impossible for us to police it,’ says one mother

From New Orleans to Patagonia, the Argentine writer uncovers history, myth, and mystery in cemeteries across the globe

Our correspondent chose an unassuming, family-run restaurant and found a mouth-popping experience

“Without a doubt, nursing is a privilege, but it is a profession first, and it should be recognised and resourced accordingly.”

The root problem is that Irish rugby sources most of its talent from a very small, very specific socio-economic pool

Racism and xenophobia are begrudgery writ large. They divide humanity into an Us and Them