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International

Last week
16th March 2025 - 22nd March 2025
Pope Francis to be discharged from hospital tomorrow after five weeks
Oleg Gordievsky, one of Britain's most important Cold War spies, has died aged 86
Girl among dead as Israel launches strikes on Lebanon after cross-border rocket fire
'Fear on top of fear': Photos capture trauma and devastation caused by renewed Gaza attacks
Germany's historic spending plan has passed - so what is the money going to be spent on?
Ireland's Sarah Healy finishes sixth in World Indoors 3000m final
Pope Francis to offer blessing from window of Rome hospital tomorrow
Three people killed in Russian drone strike on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia
Heathrow Airport 'fully operational' after day of disruption caused by power outage
More than 1,300 flights were cancelled yesterday when a fire at a nearby substation left the airport without power, forcing it to close.
Any passengers due to travel today have been advised to check with their airline for the latest information about their flight.
'This can't be the world we're living in': Doctors describe the toll on children from Israel's strikes on Gaza
US heavyweight boxing legend George Foreman dies aged 76
Heathrow closure: Limited flights resume this evening as fire thought to be 'non-suspicious'
Over 1,300 flights were cancelled today after a power outage caused by a fire at a nearby electrical substation.
Andrew and Tristan Tate leave US to return to Romania ahead of court hearing
Dozens arrested in Turkey as protests continue against the detainment of Istanbul's city mayor
Here's What Happened Today: Friday
Israel threatens to annex parts of Gaza if hostages are not returned
In Israel, the supreme court froze Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s decision to sack the head of the domestic intelligence agency.
'Most lethal aircraft ever built': Trump awards contract for new secretive fighter jet to Boeing
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Russian military officer meets Kim Jong Un after North Korea sent troops to fight Ukraine
Speculation over announcement that Lynx Africa is being discontinued
European leaders fail to reach agreement on €5bn artillery funding for Ukraine
US judge rules Mariah Carey didn’t steal All I Want For Christmas from other songwriters
‘Matter of survival’: All of Earth’s glacier regions shrank again in 2024, says UN
Trump signs order to 'eliminate' US Department of Education
Zelenskyy pushes for 'crucial' EU support as Macron announces new Ukraine 'coalition' summit in Paris
French former surgeon admits guilt for sexual abuse of 299 victims
Here's What Happened Today: Thursday
Three charged in US for 'violent destruction' of Tesla cars and dealership with Molotov cocktails
New Canadian prime minister Mark Carney expected to call snap election next month
Month-old girl pulled from rubble in Gaza after parents killed in Israeli air strike
Oklahoma man killed by lethal injection as US executes three people in three days
'We have a lot of work to do': No huge revelations so far as historians pore over JFK files
'True legend': Tributes paid to former F1 boss Eddie Jordan after his death aged 76
His family said he passed away peacefully in the early hours of this morning.
Former Scottish leader Nicola Sturgeon cleared of wrongdoing in police probe into party finances
Taoiseach rejects claims that Ireland will spend €1bn on Ukraine aid, as EU yet to agree plan
Micheál Martin is in Brussels for a EU leaders’ summit at a time of increasing uncertainty.
After flirting with priesthood and a job with Bank of Ireland, Eddie Jordan became a force in F1
Taoiseach hits out at 'shocking' statements from Israeli minister as strikes on Gaza continue
Britain's King Charles speaks Irish and meets with GAA players during Belfast visit
People flee from northern Gaza after displacement orders as Israeli bombardment continues
Yesterday was the deadliest day in Gaza in over one year, after more than 400 people were killed by Israeli air strikes.
The UN has said one of its workers was killed in last night's bombing.
Israel has denied bombing the UN compound in Deir el Balah.
ActionAid Ireland also said that a staff member who worked at its partner hospital was among those killed.
'Two rapists in the White House': TD tells Dáil McGregor's visit to Trump was an insult to women