Editorials
The Irish Times view on Joe Biden’s decision to stand aside: bowing to the inevitable
Although a painful and difficult decision it will help to secure his legacy as president, but big questions now face the Democratic Party
The Irish Times view on the trial of Evan Gershkovich: an outrageous conviction
Whatever the real Russian motivation, it is clear that Gershkovich was a reporter going about his job and that his trial was a sham
The Irish Times view on the US presidential election: an exultant Republican party eyes the White House
With the Democratic party in turmoil, the race has shifted in favour of Donald Trump
The Irish Times view on the All-Ireland hurling final: sit back and savour a momentous occasion
A treasured annual date on the sporting calendar, with a line-up this year that few would have forecast
The Irish Times view on the Troubles Legacy Act: a welcome commitment to repeal
The challenging task for the incoming Northern Ireland secretary Hilary Ben will be finding a workable replacement
The Irish Times view on the Rwandan election: a dubious renewed mandate for Paul Kagame
The president retains a strong political base, but human rights groups are strongly critical of his tactics
The Irish Times view on clashes in Coolock: unacceptable scenes and a daunting challenge
The strain which the refugee accommodation crisis is putting on the apparatus of the State is visible
The Irish Times view on the barristers’ strike: a case worth making
The profession is looking to have fees fully restored to pre-Fempi levels along with the restoration of the previous link to public sector pay rates
The Irish Times view on Ursula von der Leyen’s election challenge: a cliffhanger in Strasbourg
The EU Commission president’s hopes of a second term hinge on a secret ballot of MEPs tomorrow - and the outcome is far from certain
The Irish Times view on the Residential Tenancies Board annual report: a market that remains broken
A fall in the number of private landlords shows that the supply crisis remains, with rental costs for new tenancies likely to continue to rise
The Irish Times view on health spending: finding ways to boost value for money
New approaches are needed, though the proposed policy to assess new consultant posts may not achieve the desired outcomes
The Irish Times view on the interest rate outlook: new uncertainties cloud the picture
Some ECB policymakers do not want to signal further reductions, but there should still be scope to move later this year
The Irish Times view on the attempted assassination of Donald Trump: a dangerous moment for America
The 2024 US presidential race was always likely to be a defining event but now the stakes – and the dangers – are even greater
The Irish Times view on journalistic access to Gaza: Israel must let in the light
Over 70 international media and press freedom organisations from 26 countries, have signed an open letter urging Israel to allow journalists into Gaza
The Irish Times view on the Dáil summer recess: last break before the reckoning
There is a palpable sense of accelerating velocity towards the general election
The Irish Times view on Lamine Yamal: age is just a number
The footballer’s emergence comes against a backdrop of shifting attitudes towards age and responsibility
The Irish Times view on the Aer Lingus pilots dispute: time to call a halt
Pilots should accept the deal which has been recommended by the Labour Cour and end their action
The Irish Times view on the Nato summit: Trump-proofing
Members agreed on commitments that a new, less friendly US administration will find difficult to repudiate
The Irish Times view on the latest carbon emission figurs: a bit done, a lot more to do
The latest data on Irish greenhouse gas emissions, showing a 6.8 per cent decline last year to the lowest level in 30 years, showed policy changes can have an impact
The Irish Times view on new corporate responsibility rules for business: cutting the risks of ‘greenwashing’
The move this week to sign into Irish law the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is welcome and will increase pressure on companies to cut emissions
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