Trump says countries who trade with Iran face 25% US tariff
US-based rights group says it has verified the deaths of 599 people since latest antigovernment protests began in Iran
US-based rights group says it has verified the deaths of 599 people since latest antigovernment protests began in Iran
As Chinese exports to Europe surge and European exports to China shrink, countries like Germany that once gained most from the trade relationship are now at risk
Decision follows visit to Beijing by Taoiseach Micheál Martin last week
JP Morgan analyst flags need for big profits amid huge investment
Protesters in Dublin say those opposed to leader’s removal do not reflect views of Venezuelans
Donald Trump threatens to acquire self-governing Danish territory ‘whether they like it or not’
Taoiseach starts 2026 juggling competing diplomatic pressures while the backbenchers grumble back home
As Europe plays balancing act on Greenland and Ukraine, US president continues to cause panic and doubt
A capital city on the edge of the world finds itself at centre of international power play
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Micheál Martin says European Union should take steps to make its own economy more competitive
Simon Harris said the government’s position stands: ‘We will vote against the agreement’
Military seizure of island from longtime ally Denmark would send shockwaves through Nato
Damage caused by US tariffs has so far been muted but that won’t last
Micheál Martin says during visit to China that premier Li Qiang wants a more open trading environment
Beijing uses economic rewards and punishments to discourage what it sees as foreign interference over Taiwan
Micheál Martin says programmes run in China by Irish colleges are good for students and institutions in both countries
Chinese president and Micheál Martin discover shared interest in revolutionary novel by Ethel Voynich
Micheál Martin spoke after a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping in Beijing
China is the biggest buyer of Venezuela’s oil and the country’s largest creditor
Micheál Martin's official visit will be the first by a sitting Taoiseach since Enda Kenny’s in 2012
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We’ll see more shifts to agency sales in 2026, and battery power will continue to expand beyond its urban roots, but the jury’s still out on HVOs
From shrimp skin in Beijing to chicken livers in Syria and cherry schnapps in Berlin, the quality and value available in other countries are striking
US intelligence increasingly concerned over advancing capabilities of China’s armed forces
US-made device planned for release by end of year hit by recent government shutdown affecting shipments
‘Justice Mission 2025′ saw China fire dozens of rockets towards Taiwan and deploy a large number of warships and aircraft
Global trade tensions and infrastructure issues could be inhibiting factors, KPMG says
Move comes after US announced $11bn arms deal for the island
Ming Ming and Ping Ping drew 400,000 visitors over 100-day visit in 1986 – but Chinese officials declined Late Late appearance
Vote comes amid heightened tension between China and Japan after comments by Sanae Takaichi
New Delhi says it is adding a new naval warship or submarine every 40 days as a counter to Beijing’s Indian Ocean assertiveness
Faced with challenges from US and China, the EU is currently acting like a rabbit in the headlights with no appropriate strategic response
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