Israel's parliament has approved a law to create a military tribunal for trying Palestinian militants involved in the 7 October…
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Eurovision Commences Amidst Calls for Boycott
The 70th Eurovision Song Contest begins tonight in Vienna, shadowed by boycott discussions.
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Ambulance Workers Stage Nationwide Strike Over Pay Dispute
Ambulance workers across Ireland have commenced a national strike in protest over pay disputes, affecting emergency medical services.
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Ambulance Staff Strike Over Pay Dispute with HSE
Around 2,000 ambulance workers are on a 24-hour strike, with significant distance between them and the HSE on pay issues.
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Renewed Hostilities as Russia Resumes Attacks on Ukraine
Following the expiration of a three-day truce, Russia has resumed its offensive on Ukraine, with fresh strikes reported on the…
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Increase in Priestly Ordinations Brings Optimism
The ordination of nine new priests in Ireland this year marks a positive trend for the Catholic Church, reflecting a…
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EU Weighs Social Media Restrictions for Children
The European Union is contemplating new regulations to limit children's access to social media in an effort to protect young…
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Starmer Holds Discussions Amid Leadership Concerns
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer is in talks with colleagues about his leadership as speculation mounts ahead of a crucial…
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Challenges Mount for Keir Starmer’s Premiership
Keir Starmer's tenure as Prime Minister is facing significant challenges just 22 months after leading Labour back to power.
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Irish Rowing Eyes Cultural Revival Ahead of Olympics
Irish rowing is undergoing a cultural transformation as it prepares for the upcoming Olympics, according to rower Mags Cremen.
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