Ceasefire is ‘over’ but US has agreed to Iran’s request for talks to continue, Trump says
Qatari negotiators meeting officials in Iran seeking to de-escalate renewed tensions after attacks on vessels in Strait of Hormuz
Qatari negotiators meeting officials in Iran seeking to de-escalate renewed tensions after attacks on vessels in Strait of Hormuz
Jason Cardiff was arrested at his Dublin home in mid-June following extradition proceedings instigated by US
Retailers say motorists are likely to see higher prices at forecourts across Ireland over the weekend
Removing commissioners from bipartisan body months before midterm elections is ‘extraordinary step’, says Democrat senator
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Candidate for key US Senate race in Maine suspends his campaign after a series of allegations were made against him
Global Briefing: Even as the US president described Tehran’s negotiators as ‘scum’, he paid a grudging tribute to their ingenuity
Strikes intended to degrade Iran’s ability ‘to threaten freedom of navigation’ in Strait of Hormuz, US says
Trump pushes to get ships moving through Strait of Hormuz while Iran resists dilution of its control over waterway
Remains to be seen if collapse of US-Iran deal will lead to resumption of Israeli hostilities in Lebanon
US president calls for cut to trade ties with Spain and renews claims on Greenland before changing tack
Immigration agency gave no evidence for its claim that Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado Araujo ‘weaponised his vehicle’
Behind the hype and hoopla of this tournament is the reality that millions of young Americans are excluded from the sport
More than 20 years after it was announced, though, the project remains unfinished, a symbol of broken promises and the pitfalls of taxpayer-subsidised megaprojects
Latest assaults in key global shipping lane were the most in a single day since late April, says UN agency
US president revives bid to acquire Danish territory amid Nato summit in Turkey
US president says he has spoken to Zelenskiy and Putin about ending Russian war on Ukraine
All the hosts are out of the tournament, and so is Cristiano Ronaldo, who drifted through the whole Spain-Portugal snoozefest
Co-hosts lose 4-1 to Belgium in game overshadowed by red-card reprieve given to Folarin Balogun after Donald Trump’s phone call to Gianni Infantino
Trump moves raise fears in Europe that the US could abandon Nato altogether
Drone footage shows many tens of thousands of people crammed into a boulevard in centre of capital
A quiet start to the week saw marginal rise for Irish markets
Zelenskiy urges allies to leave gathering in Ankara with ‘strong decisions’ on strengthening country’s air defences
Conflict in Middle East is weighing on the Republican president’s approval ratings
Study finds more than one in eight directors on S&P 500 boards between 2006 and 2026 feature in Epstein files
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Campaigners urge Government to hold firm against pressures to ease environmental rules on industry
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Ireland has no credible strategy for paying the big bills coming down the track from investment, climate change and an ageing population
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