International agreement on regulation is needed - the industry cannot set its own rules

Talks to form a new government look set to be long and difficult

Offer a strong statement of solidarity that will no doubt annoy Donald Trump

The picture of a public losing confidence in the Garda needs to be addressed

The pace at which homes are completed needs to accelerate

For decades the Department of Agriculture has operated as though it were a branch office of the Irish Farmers’ Association

Bringing the budget back on course will require difficult decisions

The public mood in France is running against Macron’s centrist economic and social policies

The US president’s comments on a united Ireland grabbed attention

The move is a qualitative stepping up of attempts to rule out a two-state solution

Most people would not welcome such a man into their home but political leaders must make a different calculation

The root of the problem appears to lie in how much the amalgamation will cost the GAA

Nihilistic attacks set in train a disastrous chain of events

Higher energy prices threaten further pressure on inflation

Minister’s warmth about ceremonies contrasts with blunt pledge to cut numbers

It remains to be seen if the new system can deliver a better result

If the Government parties wish to avoid a painful reckoning, a radical rethink is required

Resumed US engagement is significant, but the war looks set to head into another winter

Progress in reducing income inequality has stalled, or even reversed

The results is a big blow to chancellor Friedrich Merz