Ireland cannot protect its waters alone, UN expert says
UN Institute for Disarmament Research report examines threats to subsea telecommunications cables worldwide
UN Institute for Disarmament Research report examines threats to subsea telecommunications cables worldwide
Published in 2015, Laudato Si’ spoke of our serious moral responsibility to protect the planet
Toll includes people who were ‘sheltering in a designated humanitarian zone’
An unforgiving conflict between rival military factions has killed 150,000 people. Another 12 million people are displaced, many fleeing to a huge desert camp in eastern Chad. Photographs by Chris Maddaloni
But Khartoum criticises London conference as representatives from both sides in civil war not invited
UN secretary general ‘deeply alarmed’ at Sunday’s strike by Israeli forces on the Al-Ahli Arab Hospital
We need to muster the political mettle we saw during the financial crisis to avert the trade wars that threaten everyone
Millions have been forced to flee their homes and food and medical supplies are dangerously low
Call for anniversary to be ‘a turning point, and not just a moment of remembrance’
Delegation will travel to Washington for negotiations on minerals deal
Unrwa chief calls Gaza conflict's child death toll ‘a stain on our common humanity’
Video contradicts Israel’s version of events, which said the vehicles were ‘advancing suspiciously’ without headlights or emergency signals
Risk worsened by damage to about half of healthcare facilities in affected areas
Louth-based whistleblower believes he was dismissed for highlighting security shortfalls
Previous technology advances hit blue collar industries while AI poses risk to knowledge-intensive sectors
Aid groups describe scenes of desperation as death toll continues to climb
Rescue teams battle against supply shortages, power outages, connection disruptions and broken roads as UN warns of lack of medical supplies
Israel is not taking measures to provide accommodation for the evacuees, nor ensuring the evacuations are conducted in satisfactory conditions, UN says
Social media posts from Mandalay showed collapsed buildings and debris strewn across streets
With a fragile ceasefire in place, medics look to repair hospitals and care centres to get services running again
Irish political leaders and officials facing busy 2025 in optimising influence and shaping opinion
Warring neighbours say absence of mutual trust makes US role vital to upholding deal
Irish peacekeepers in Lebanon are ‘safe’, Tánaiste Simon Harris says amid escalation in violence
Unesco report highlights ‘unprecedented’ glacier loss driven by climate crisis
Ireland is one of few European countries to take action against Israel but more is needed, Francesca Albanese says
World sleepwalking towards social upheaval sparked by extended period of falling births, unless urgent action taken
Some consequences will be ‘irreversible over hundreds, if not thousands of years’, says UN agency
The Irish approach to foreign policy should not be to exaggerate our purity or indulge dictators, but neither should we parrot criticisms of our neutrality from miliary aligned states
Violence deals blow to interim president Ahmed al-Sharaa’s rule of shattered country
UN-AID/USA-TRUMP (PIX):UN releases emergency aid reserves after 'brutal' cuts from donors
Long criticised for disunity, the bloc now has a $53bn plan to rebuild Gaza Strip, boost its economy and replace Hamas
Cabinet approves plans to amend legislation so only Government and Dáil approval is required to send more than 12 peacekeepers overseas
Ominous signs that the transatlantic security order is coming to an end, mean Ireland is faced with new questions
Committee highlights particular concerns around segregation and access to adequate housing
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