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International

    Trump asks Putin to 'spare' Ukrainian troops after 'very good and productive' talks
    Hamas to release US-Israeli hostage and remains of four other dual nationals
    Gene Hackman's estate seeks to block public release of autopsy and investigative reports
    Training day: Why Irish soldiers spent 72 hours sleeping out in the Wicklow Mountains this week
    The Journal spent the day yesterday with the Artillery Corps as they trained four trainee gun teams in “quick action” tactics on how to avoid that incoming fire.
    US and Israel contact African nations over Gaza resettlement plan - report
    US influencer who took baby wombat from mother leaves Australia
    Fernandes hat-trick fires Man United into Europa League quarter-finals
    World leaders can be labelled as far-right 'very quickly', Taoiseach tells US business leaders
    Portugal calls third election in three years following prime minister's resignation
    Hospital staff could face gross negligence manslaughter charges in Lucy Letby probe, police say
    Putin backs US truce proposal for Ukraine war but says 'serious questions' need to be discussed
    US envoy Steve Witkoff has arrived in Moscow today to deliver the ceasefire plan.
    Putin said he was "for" the proposal of a 30-day ceasefire "but that there are nuances".
    President Trump has said it would be "very disappointing" if Russia rejected the proposal.
    Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has rebuked Putin's response as "very manipulative".
    Rosie O'Donnell has praised the Taoiseach in a poem about his meeting with Donald Trump
    Donald Trump threatens 200% tariffs on alcohol from EU countries
    Woman in the US arrested for allegedly imprisoning stepson in storage unit for over 20 years
    A European probe has captured photos of Mars’s smaller and 'more mysterious' second moon
    'Some indications' Jewish groups have pulled out of planned meeting, Taoiseach admits
    UN probe says Israel attacks on Gaza reproductive centres were 'genocidal acts'
    Several people arrested in Brussels following raids over alleged corruption within European Parliament
    'Trump ranted as Martin sat awkwardly next to him': What the world is saying about the US visit
    SpaceX delays flight to replace stranded astronauts after launch pad fault
    Fire on oil tanker involved in North Sea collision is out
    Hamas welcomes Trump's 'nobody is expelling any Palestinians' comment during Taoiseach visit
    Real Madrid edge Atletico on penalties after VAR controversially disallows double-touch penalty
    G7 nations to meet in Canada with Putin's next move on Ukraine ceasefire looming large
    Martin's big outing was all laughs and smiles - but Irish public may not have found it as funny
    Some will feel the Taoiseach was too deferential – others will argue that getting in and out without any major incident is all we could have asked for.
    The Taoiseach invited Trump and Vance to visit as Washington celebrated Ireland
    The Taoiseach wrapped up his St Patrick’s engagements with the shamrock ceremony tonight.
    US officials en route to Moscow for Ukraine ceasefire talks
    Vatican says chest X-ray shows Pope Francis' condition improving
    Enoch Burke's family protest outside White House ahead of shamrock ceremony
    Laughter in the White House as Trump says the Irish housing crisis is a 'good problem to have'
    Irish was spoken for first time during Prime Minister's Questions in Westminster today
    Five things that may become more expensive as EU launches counter tariffs on the US
    EU and Canada announce retaliations against US as Trump's metal tariffs take effect
    Steep US tariffs on steel and aluminium imports took effect overnight.
    DUP minister salutes North's links to US independence from Britain in Washington trip
    State runs major 'Zero Day' exercise to test how Ireland would deal with total loss of internet
    The scenario, losely mirroring the plot of the recent Netflix drama Zero Day, was a concerted cyber attack with the loss of multiple undersea cables.
    Former Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announces retirement from politics
    Arrested captain of container ship that crashed in North Sea is Russian
    Opposition wins Greenland vote amid Trump's ambitions for US takeover
    Liverpool's Champions League dream ends in shootout defeat to Paris Saint-Germain
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