Trump’s return is an opportunity to confront urgent questions about Europe’s future
Donald Trump's return as US president is a clarifying moment that should make European policymakers look again at the terms of the transatlantic relationship
Donald Trump's return as US president is a clarifying moment that should make European policymakers look again at the terms of the transatlantic relationship
Donald Trump’s approach exudes pessimism about American power
Donald Trump’s whole identity revolves around having higher numbers – even if they’re fake
Ireland’s easy access to and close relationship with the most powerful nation on Earth remains a huge diplomatic asset
Late Taoiseach wondered why the Irish reaction to a challenge to the consensus was to look for ulterior motives
State papers: Election of new US president raised fears among Irish officials in 2001 that the White House shamrock ceremony would be scrapped
Ukraine’s wish to join the alliance is at the top of the agenda at the Nato summit in Vilnius next week, but there’s no clear consensus on how Nato should respond
The visits are acts of political theatre with American audiences clearly in mind with the blueprint established by Kennedy
Two decades after the US war on Iraq began, the disastrous consequences of the conflict are still being felt
Lara Marlowe on notable new works by Ghaith Abdul-Ahad and Sherine Tadros
After decades of Iraq’s creative sector being held back, the country is ready to set out its own narrative. Three artists explain how they see their role
Re-asserted Chinese Communist party authority in the wake of Tiananmen Square before completing the dismantling of Maoist China
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The row over Northern Ireland risks a deeper decline in UK trade in response to threats of violence from a tiny minority
The court’s attack on the implied rights doctrine, and the ease with which it appears ready to abandon precedent, could potentially endanger legal protection for rights ranging from same-sex marriage to contraception
Sufyian Barhoumi was captured in Pakistan and taken to US base in Cuba in 2002
White House due to step up efforts to contain crude prices amid high inflation
Soon the West will have to consider how the Russian president can be offered an off-ramp
China’s reluctance to criticise Moscow’s aggression stands in stark contrast to global condemnation and isolation of the Kremlin
Near impunity over previous incursions emboldened Russian leader
Western powers appear unable to thwart Putin’s strategy to reassert Russian influence
Conservation centre on Rio Grande forced to close after online attacks by conspiracy theorists
‘A crucial, pivotal figure in the development of his beloved home state’
This pretence of humility is actually the most fantastical claim of omnipotence
Second World War vet and former US presidential candidate Bob Dole dies aged 98
Oscar-winning filmaker Adam McKay has a new film about the end of the world
US Politics: Biden’s work could yet bear fruit against a party that refuses to purge extremists
Celebrated public servant was also known for his penetrating inquiry into Iraq War
He could have been president, but his tragedy is that he walked a path he knew to be wrong
In a new memoir, journalist Lara Marlowe recalls the life she shared with her former husband
Former US secretary of state’s role in US invasion of Iraq led to fatalities and misery
Tributes paid to retired four-star general who helped build case for 2003 invasion of Iraq
‘Consider the things the court brought down on us by pre-emptively purloining victory for George W Bush’
US willing to bruise France, and upset much of Europe over Afghan exit, as its priority is China
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