Prince Mohammed has weapons to buy and billions in investment to sweeten the pill of a diplomatic embrace

Thousands of overseas employees will be needed to build Ireland’s major infrastructure projects

The Irish Times series highlights the State’s ongoing failures in planning and infrastructure

For many years the country lived under the shadow of a past it did not confront

Minister has been central to economic and financial policy and has played an important political role

Much of the road ahead still remains uncharted after Monday’s landmark security council vote

Excluding windfall corporate tax receipts, the Irish public finances are in deficit

As long as the UK economy continues to struggle, Keir Starmer will remain vulnerable

Government foot-dragging on penal reform continues

Irish football is in a good place after a late-late victory

The conflict initiated by Russia no longer takes places solely on the battlefields of Ukraine

Recent events remind us of the costs when boom turns to bust

This plan can make a difference, but whether it will is the question

Irish companies are experimenting with AI, but are lagging behind their US counterparts

The Coalition will need to persuade voters that this time, in terms of delivery, it really will be different

A plan from the Brazilian president may be well-intentioned, but it shows how markets fail where climate is concerned

Her immediate task is simply to define the tone and scope of her presidency

The international community must rally to support the country’s revival and reintegration into its ranks

To dismantle the BBC would constitute an act of extraordinary self-harm

The public need to realise that if something looks too good to be true, then it almost certainly is