How can a Belfast mural help explain failures of scholarly gatekeeping in the age of AI?
Generative AI has changed the economics of academic paper mills – businesses that manufacture studies, fabricate data, and sell completed papers to researchers
Generative AI has changed the economics of academic paper mills – businesses that manufacture studies, fabricate data, and sell completed papers to researchers
Classified as vulnerable, there are an estimated 4,000 individual Indian rhinos remaining in the wild
Rachana Nagaraja was told she ‘might have a chance next September’ – ‘and I think that’s because I cried’
Last census showed 9% of Irish-born population had come back from living abroad, suggesting a high return rate
Jeyamohan’s humanist story depicts how imperial wealth depended on invisible suffering during the British Raj
Asim Munir is trying to refashion Pakistan’s place in the world — and bolster his power at home
Some staple dishes in Asia are no longer as affordable to purchase or prepare
Student protests forced the resignation of India's education minister after exam scandal
Students demanded he resign over exam paper leaks that led to country’s biggest demonstrations in years
Growing unemployment and anger over the integrity of the education system pose serious challenges to premier
What started out as a satirical political party has surged in popularity
Dublin has been ranked as the 137th least affordable of 150 cities in a new report
Pastoral pleasantries match measured pacing of Rohan Parashuram Kanawade’s Sundance-selected first feature
Dosa, grills, curries and biryani from the homes and streets of Tamil Nadu
Authors Richard Heller and Peter Oborne bat for the greatest thing on God’s Earth in this well-researched book
Matthew Hollard and Jai Moondra star as Ireland record a long-awaited breakthrough against the T20 world champions.
Israel’s ties with New Delhi – military, technological and cultural – are growing, as its isolation from traditional allies in Europe increases
Immigration has been vital to Ireland’s economic growth. But, as with Switzerland, it has led to pressures on housing availability and costs
Submission of pre-sentencing character letters for people convicted of crimes is a common but more veiled practice
Baby boom peak in 2008 will be reflected in 20 per cent increase in third-level enrolments over next decade
Locals say they got mattresses from nearby mattress shop to try to break falls of people jumping from building
Academic and writer Gopalkrishna Gandhi is participating in Jaipur Literary Festival in Dublin
On the downside for Ireland, speaking a global language has made us complacent on the need for better language skills
The bestselling author and co-presenter of the Empire podcast has brought the Jaipur Literature Festival to Ireland
The anti-caste activist and author, whose new novel is Fieldwork As a Sex Object, has become synonymous with fearless writing
Trump has shown little interest in group comprising the United States, India, Japan and Australia that was at core of US efforts to counter China
Sun-dried cow-dung cakes had largely disappeared – but rising gas prices are driving a comeback
Co Donegal student Arya Satheesh (18) developed research interest in science after her Junior Cert
Classic Indian dishes cooked by very experienced chef, while room is warm and welcoming
The plight of 20,000 trapped seafarers in the Strait of Hormuz is described as unprecedented
I had an out-of-body experience, sitting in a cafe with a 23-year-old who had never heard of The Beatles
Initially thinking she would be in Ireland for only a few months, it was how happy her children seemed to be here that convinced her to stay
Madhu Foods Limited, trading as Guru Indian Cuisine, found to have committed multiple employment rights breaches against the worker
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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