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International

Irish citizens in South Korea urged to avoid demonstrations as president declares martial law
The South Korean president has accused opposition of controlling parliament, sympathising with North Korea and anti-state activities.
The National Assembly in Seoul has voted to block Yoon Suk Yeol's declaration.
The country's opposition leader has denounced the newly imposed martial law as "illegal".
Images from Seoul showed people clashing with police in front of the parliament building.
Starmer meets Greek prime minister amid reports of deal to return Parthenon Marbles
Irishman faces possible jail time in Dubai for sending 'threatening' emojis
Israeli air strikes kill 11 people in Lebanon despite ceasefire deal
More than 30 people killed as floods wreak havoc in Malaysia and southern Thailand
Long-lost legal documents showing The Beatles' financial troubles found in cupboard
Results Centre: How each party fared and who got elected in every constituency
Harvey Weinstein hospitalised after ‘alarming blood test,’ lawyer says
Yesterday
2nd December 2024
French government heading for collapse after forcing through Michel Barnier’s austerity budget
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Joe Biden's pardon for son Hunter angers both Democrats and Republicans
Gregg Wallace apologises for saying allegations against him were from 'middle-class women of a certain age'
Joe Biden pardons son Hunter ahead of sentencing
'Dodged a bullet': How international media reacted to Gerry 'The Monk' Hutch's narrow loss
This week
1st December 2024 - 3rd December 2024
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Rebels take control of Aleppo as UN warns of 'grave threat' to regional and international security
Gregg Wallace dismisses accusations, hits out at 'middle-class women of a certain age'
Donald Trump aims to make loyalist Kash Patel the next director of the FBI
Last week
24th November 2024 - 30th November 2024
Violent clashes erupt as thousands gather in Georgia for third night of protests
100,000 people march in Valencia protesting authorities' handling of devastating floods
Here's What Happened Today: Saturday
Syrian rebels deal major blow to Assad as they fan out inside Aleppo
World Central Kitchen pauses charity work in Gaza after workers reported killed by Israeli strike
Explosion that damaged a canal in Kosovo a 'terrorist attack' by Serbia, says Prime Minister
Masterchef star Gregg Wallace faces further accusations after stepping away from show
Syrian insurgents reach Aleppo as government forces vow to repel advance
Two children and a woman killed in crush at Gaza bakery amid ongoing food shortages
'Quite good': Crypto entrepreneur eats banana art piece he bought for $6.2m
MPs back historic bill to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales
Amazon staff join international Black Friday strike action in India over work conditions
Explained: UK parliament set to vote on contentious assisted dying bill
Belfast rap trio Kneecap win legal challenge over UK government funding refusal
'They have nothing': Aid workers struggle to save lives at edge of war-torn Sudan
News correspondent Niall O’Connor travelled to South Sudan and the border region with Sudan. This is his fourth and final dispatch that examines the situation across the disaster zone.
Over 40 pro-EU protesters arrested during major demonstrations in Georgia
Putin threatens Kyiv with new hypersonic missile hours after strikes that cut power to thousands
Israel launches first airstrike on Lebanon since ceasefire and injures two people in separate incident
Gregg Wallace to step away from MasterChef amid external review
Australian government passes social media ban for children under 16