President Catherine Connolly travels to Spain for her inaugural international engagement, attending a global democracy conference.
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Iran Warns of Potential Strait of Hormuz Closure Amid US Tensions
Iran has temporarily reopened the Strait of Hormuz but warns of possible closure if US actions persist.
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UAE Cooperation Leads to Kinahan Crime Group Arrest
The Irish Government has expressed gratitude to the UAE for assisting in the arrest of a Kinahan crime leader.
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US Grants Extended Waiver on Russian Oil Purchases
The US government has extended a sanctions waiver allowing the continued purchase of Russian oil and petroleum products, aiming to…
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European Far-Right Leaders Convene in Milan Following Orbán’s Setback
Prominent far-right figures across Europe are assembling in Milan to address concerns over irregular immigration and EU bureaucracy.
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Ireland Celebrates Census Centenarian Ambassadors
Ireland honours 48 Centenarian Ambassadors as it prepares to release the 1926 Census records to the public.
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Independent Ireland Hosts Annual Conference in Galway
Independent Ireland's annual conference in Galway focuses on policy discussions, party growth, and upcoming bye-elections.
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Iran’s Viral Lego Videos Critique US Actions Amid Global Discontent
Iran's viral Lego videos effectively critique US military actions, resonating globally due to widespread war opposition.
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Questions Arise Over Government’s Sale of PTSB
Eighteen years after the government's intervention to rescue Irish banks, scrutiny grows over the sale of Permanent TSB.
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Speculation Surrounding Fianna Fáil Leadership Dissipates Swiftly
Rumours of a leadership challenge within Fianna Fáil have subsided as internal support for the current leader remains steady.
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