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Despite the PR, the Taliban’s ideology has not changed

Recent killing in Jalalabad and Asadabad indicate that the boys are back in town

Afghanistan unravelled: ‘Twenty years building a civilised society ends in the return of these brutes’

The US may be gone but the Afghans can’t withdraw from a Taliban victory that marks the end of hard-won democracy

Commemorating RIC next year might be less contentious - historian

Decades of ‘indoctrinating’ against force will not be undone easily, conference told

Researchers find more accurately how stress may lead to ill-health later in life

Scientists at Queen’s find key indicators can discover early signs of chronic conditions

No peace ‘overtures’ in original King George V speech that led to end War of Independence

Documents from Public Records Office show how 1921 speech to NI parliament changed

Irish inventors aim to make self-insulating clip a staple for electricians

ViperClip developed by Julie and Davy Gray makes cable fixing faster and safer

Hard-hitting report scathing about need to reform Coroners’ Courts system

System ‘decreasingly fit for purpose’ and creating ‘human rights violations’, says study

How China’s outrage machine kicked up a storm over H&M

Crisis is familiar to many foreign businesses in China

When – or will – life ever go back to normal?

Muiris Houston: There will be no silver-bullet moment of liberation from Covid-19

The science of bogslides: We must learn how to judge the risks

The causes of peat landslides are many but human activities can increase the danger

The Irish Times view on mother and baby homes: a reckoning in the North

A report has found that from 1922 to 1990 some 10,500 women in Northern Ireland were admitted to mother and baby homes and about 3,000 women to the Magdalene laundries

Pandemic provides golden opportunity for planners to reshape towns and cities

Covid-19 has changed our world. It could also change the places where we live

How Irish America will be at the heart of the Biden administration

With several Irish Americans in president-elect’s cabinet, Ireland’s position is stronger

British government declines to set out criteria for a Border poll

Brandon Lewis will not state circumstances under which he would call Irish unity referendum

New coronavirus variant likely circulating in Republic, experts say

Data expected in coming days that will confirm if new variant is more transmissible

Covid-19: 10 more deaths recorded in Northern Ireland

North reports an additional 357 coronavirus cases while Queen’s introduces rapid testing

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