US carrying out rescue effort after military aeroplane crashes in Iraq
Refuelling aircraft crashed in incident involving another plane
Refuelling aircraft crashed in incident involving another plane
Live updates as Israel and the US continue their strikes on Iran
Angry scenes as peace groups demand end to attacks on Iran, but Iranian group chants ‘Thank you, Trump’
Tehran will keep strait of Hormuz closed and continue attacks on US assets, speech read out on state TV says
Mojtaba Khamenei’s statement was read out on TV, fueling doubts over his health following attack on his father’s compound
UK PM arrives in Cork after addressing fuel cost concerns in North
Cybercrime law bans posting, sharing and commenting on material that could disturb public security
Middle East war stokes inflation concerns
Seizing or disabling Iranian stockpiles is fraught with risks, not least putting boots on the ground
Slower driving, switching gas and electricity supplier and turning off immersion among ways of saving
Millions of barrels of oil and shipments of gas are being held up at major shipping route following outbreak of war
Iraq has been a battleground for Tehran and Washington’s interests since 2003. A murky conflict has broken out there again
The United States is burning up its anti-missile munitions at a furious rate as Iran continues to strike at targets across the Middle East.
With an eye on the midterm elections, the US president is trying to convince his voting base – and perhaps himself – that everything is still okay
More ships struck in Gulf waters as Trump declares war ‘has been won’
Passengers and their families speak highly of Irish Embassy and UAE government efforts to keep them safe and informed
Central banker Peter Kazimir warns a rate hike may be ‘closer than many people think’ as Iran war sends energy costs higher
For now, the most likely outcome is a shift to even greater levels of authoritarian control. Beyond that, the future is less certain
The price of HVO and other biofuels seems to be tethered to the fluctuations of fossil fuel markets
‘If companies fleece customers or rip them off, we will not hesitate to step in, and that includes on regulation,’ says PM
Second Government-chartered flight bring Irish citizens back to Dublin; Israel launches new wave of attacks on Beirut
Tehran hits commercial vessels and warns of $200 oil as global agencies rush to contain one of the worst energy shocks in decades
The exchange with the Government can be seen as the two sides feeling one another out
At least five Palestinians killed during attacks by settlers in 11 days
Outdated targeting data may have resulted in a mistaken missile strike, according to the ongoing military investigation
Stryker, which employs over 5,000 people in Ireland, says ‘no indication’ ransomware or malware involved in disruption claimed by Iran linked hackers
Saudi Arabia also targeted; major oil supplier warns of catastrophic implications from Strait of Hormuz closure
International Energy Agency will release as much as 400m barrells of oil to combat surge in prices
There are lasting lessons about energy resilience to be learned from this conflict
Trump said to have told Infantino Iran are welcome
Destructive US and Israeli war and Islamic Republic’s resilience have alarmed even those who supported foreign intervention
Interest rate for Irish savers also described as ‘appallingly low’, following new Central Bank data
Irish people travelling overseas in recent weeks have been unable to get home
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