China calls for immediate ceasefire in Iran and warns against regime change
Foreign minister urges all sides to return to the negotiating table
Foreign minister urges all sides to return to the negotiating table
Losing routine contact with the living world results in less concern, less protection and less access. The antidote is evidence that conservation works
Balendra Shah, also known as Balen, entered the public spotlight with music critical of the establishment
Dementia, dwindling support and the legacy of the one‑child policy collide in a family’s fight to cope
The target for 2026 of 4.5-5% is far below double-digit growth targets that were routine up to a decade ago
Outcome is also important for China and India
The signature dish here is Peking duck, and it’s more than worth the trouble of ordering ahead
Police officers also search addresses in London, Wales and Scotland in national security investigation
Regulator also imposed fine of €530 million on the company
Beijing offers diplomatic backing after US–Israel strikes but avoids commitments that could disrupt its wider Gulf ties
Study led by Irish scientists shows low-smoke fuels at least double emissions of toxic ultrafine particles
Two of the three victims flew from China for sentencing hearing of Aidan Cullinane and Gerard Quinlan
The country’s economic structure – and its stubbornly analogue bureaucracy – may cushion the shock that terrifies the US
Republicans will fret about the yawning gap between presidential rhetoric and voter sentiment
Poor European harvests led to surge in potato imports in 2024
China sold 13.2m new cars to Europeans last year, with BYD closing in on Ireland’s top-10 sales chart
Confusion remains over degree to which a new 15% global tariff will sit on top of historical charges
Striking down of some tariffs strengthens Xi Jinping’s hand in talks over trade and other elements of China-US relationship
Streets near Beijing’s main temples were crowded with people lining up to burn incense and pray for good fortune
The Next World War – The New Age of Global Conflict and the Fight to Stop It
Humanoid robots lunged, backflipped and jumped during the Spring Festival Gala
As Peru loses its seventh president in 10 years, Washington is getting anxious about Lima’s burgeoning relationship with Beijing
An investigation conducted by The Irish Times and other media shows parts manufactured by Taoglas and TE Connectivity are being used in Geran-2 drones
Companies, among 19 in Europe that produce necessary parts, say they take steps to prevent downstream supply
José Jerí became tangled in scandal after footage emerged showing him meeting Chinese businessmen in secret
Complaints against Glaze Aura, VHI and gambling company TonyBet among 15 upheld by Advertising Standards Authority
The world came to the Munich Security Conference over the weekend for an ideological showdown
Shuttling between realpolitik slap and diplomatic tickle, US secretary of state urges end to ‘western malaise’
EU governments weigh question of pursuing closer ties with Beijing and sticking to their values
EU leaders met this week to talk about reversing a trend that spells trouble for the union
A worthy goal of creating rare earths independence from China needs a more reliable anchor
Trains are full to overflowing as millions of people journey to be with their families for the nine-day public holiday
Ousted prime minister Sheikh Hasina prioritised relations with India, but her party is excluded from today’s vote
Romantic relationships with AI models will not heal the disconnect between young men and women
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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