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Unloved African Union could yet play key role in protecting continent
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If you want to learn about Putin’s Russia, don’t start with the film starring Jude Law
A more accurate portrayal is to be found in a book published two centuries ago, Letters from Russia
By Lara Marlowe
Teens and screens: How much mischief can they really get into?
Jen Hogan: It’s not only the people they speak to online, it’s the content they consume - and the messages
By Jen Hogan
The Hoxton Hotel v Yamamori Izakaya row goes to the heart of Dublin’s nightlife problem
One building’s apparently noisy neighbour is another person’s great night out
By Una Mullally
Dan Sheehan enjoys bus trip before Rob Kearney, Conor Murray and Peter O’Mahony jump ship
Mack Hansen bemoans a ‘weird narrative’ around the Ireland team on The Tommy Tiernan Show
Europe ponders its future: embrace an ally, submit to a bully or go it alone?
The world came to the Munich Security Conference over the weekend for an ideological showdown
By Derek Scally
Ken Early: Why football has boycotted Russia but not Israel – yet
Ireland would face serious consequences for deciding not to play against Israel. That doesn’t necessarily mean they shouldn’t refuse
By Ken Early
Social media apps should come with warnings about ‘addictive design’
EU recently stated that TikTok has breached regulations
Amber O’Grady: ‘The biggest lesson I’ve learned over time is not to invest what you can’t afford’
The manager of Horse Racing Ireland’s ownership department says her best-value purchase was a share in an all-woman racing syndicate
Accidental tipping: The growth of tip terminals and involuntary gratuities
Technology has changed the payments landscape, with fewer people carrying cash and businesses relying on virtual tipping through terminals
By Conor Pope
Healthcare workers with Long Covid feel ‘abandoned’ as special payment ends
More than 120 staff were receiving financial support intended to cover pay before it was discontinued last December
By Emmet Malone
It was an era of body-moralising in Ireland, when obesity was a personal failure
In a culture that treats bodies as projects to be improved, the idea of simply caring for them feels almost radical
By Conor Heffernan
The debate over Prince Albert’s statue at Leinster House
The question should be whether we agree to acknowledge all aspects of our history
‘A bunch of freeloaders’: Increasing UK pressure on Ireland to invest in defence
Russian aggression has raised the possibility of Ireland becoming strategically important to London
Casual use of air travel must be discouraged
Removing the passenger cap will do nothing to help reduce carbon emissions
Debate over Baldonnel shows how low security and defence fall in Irish priorities
Suggesting a second airport at our sole military base raises serious issues
In an era of misinformation the study of history has never been more relevant
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Highly educated emigrants are more likely to return
Housing crisis runs the risk of deterring returning emigrants in the current generation, which will damage the economy
Judeophobia. A History: examining hatred of Jews and how it has mutated over time
Author traces phenomenon from Middle Ages to modern day, even among modern socialist and anarchist philosophers
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