Is the jihadi threat in Mozambique analogous to what we have long seen in Somalia, Nigeria, Egypt and the Sahel?

For those employed in arduous solitary work such as cab driving, a marathon phone call is the perfect place to navigate the dislocations of immigrant life

The Sinn Féin MEP also wants the Irish government and European Commission to send observers to Daniel Tatlow-Devally’s trial, amid concerns about the conduct of proceedings.

What To Fear from AI Agents and How to Reclaim Our Human Agency

Palestinian visa refusals continue to rise.

John Iliffe was interested in evidence and interpretation, not theoretical abstraction.

…no matter how great a musician you thought he was

Why don't women report their assaults?

The thicket of un-grooming and the Irish music industry

The Gulf state is investing heavily in land, ports and influence across the continent. But its entangled goals come at a price

Move follows ‘morally bankrupt’ legal strategy adopted by congregation against damages claims for past child abuse

I just signed this petition, calling on the Irish govt to send legal observers and demand a just trial of the Ulm 5 in Germany. Will you add your name?

I just signed this petition, calling on the Irish govt to send legal observers and demand a just trial of the Ulm 5 in Germany. Will you add your name?

FIFA hands out four individual awards, all gold, after the World Cup final. What if they handed out enough for a best eleven plus substitutes and a manager?

The jihadists ramped up their war from the Al Miskaad mountains as Puntland President Deni refocused his forces on Al Shabaab

Analysts view the Saba Saba call as another sign of reform in the political system to address challenges, including calls for accountability over the October 2025 election crisis

WASHINGTON—Today, the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) imposed sanctions on a network working in coordination with the Rwandan-backed March 23 Movement (M23) t...

In 1957, three months after Ghanaian independence, the world’s most celebrated footballer came to Accra to teach. What Stanley Matthews left behind changed Ghanaian football forever.

'I don’t understand a world where the consequences of speaking out against a genocide seem worse than the consequences for the people actually enacting a genocide'

The business of terrorist organisations having a line of communication is a murky one.

"The challenge before us is not whether we condemn crime. We should, unequivocally. The real challenge is whether we can do so without surrendering our commitment to fairness, compassion, and justice....

Farce, fury and pencil confiscations as Germany's show trial stumbles on

Human rights groups and lawyers say ‘voluntary migration’ policy amounts to ethnic cleansing

Nearly 10 complaints were made daily to Fiosrú and 61 files were sent to DPP last year, annual report shows