Denis Staunton

There was no masking a doctor’s disdain for what he saw as the West’s attitude to life and death

Former US secretary of state, who died aged 100, was a ‘world-renowned strategist, old friend and good friend of Chinese people’, says Chinese leader

A paper released says the fundamental settlement of the question of Palestine lies in the implementation of the two-state solution and the restoration of the legitimate national rights of Palestine

Mr Gou withdrew his own candidacy for the presidency, weeks after China opened a tax investigation into Foxconn

Cash-rich consumers are afraid to go out and spend in case bad times are around the corner

Lai Ching-te is framing the contest as a choice about the island’s relationship with Beijing

The UN Security Council passed its first resolution on the conflict in Gaza, calling for the immediate release of all hostages held by Hamas and for extended humanitarian pauses to protect civilians

I told him I spent an afternoon with Leonard Cohen many years ago. I might as well have said I used to go drinking with Rimbaud

Two leaders agree to resume formal contacts between Pentagon and People’s Liberation Army

Shanghai Letter: Micheál Martin emphasises complexity of global supply chains and impossibility of decoupling economies of China, Europe and the US

Micheál Martin suggests Court of Justice could reject Advocate General’s advice on setting aside 2020 ruling on €13bn of back taxes

Kevin Bakhurst offers to send ‘extensive and detailed summary’ of note on meeting to committee

Sinn Féin TD Chris Andrews taking defamation case against The Irish Times and political journalist

Students at Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU) waved Chinese and Irish flags and called out ‘Fáilte, a Thánaiste’

Micheál Martin, speaking in Shanghai, said fewer than 30 per cent of foreign nationals who were in Gaza have succeeded in getting out