Tupac Shakur murder: Who is on trial and what is the evidence?
For decades, the identity of Tupac Shakur’s killers has been a burning question. The man on trial is accused of providing the murder weapon
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Ireland could use EU presidency to push for peace between Ukraine and Russia
Disinterested, neutral brokers are vital on today’s fraught world stage
Of course Hollywood is dying. It’s been dying for nearly 80 years
AI is cited as the latest threat to Hollywood’s survival, yet box office revenues are at record levels
‘Little Sparta’: How the UAE wooed Washington
Gulf state has deployed cash and charm to become one of the most important Middle East allies for the US
Irishman in Canada: We no longer cross the river to shop in Michigan because of Trump
We enjoy Canada’s diversity, we had always felt uncomfortable with Northern Ireland’s social restrictions
Ireland needs to widen scope of the R&D tax credit to attract more investment
Government should ease restrictions on accessing the incentive
A political outsider with radical ideas is shaking up Wisconsin politics
Backed by young voters and socialist activists, Francesca Hong has been the target of Donald Trump’s verbal barbs
From America to Dún Laoghaire: ‘Gun violence in US schools is something we thought about a lot’
Award-winning novelist Téa Obreht on fiction, fame and moving with her family from the United States to Dublin
Yen intervention lays bare the dangers of monetary experiments
Tokyo and Washington’s desire to maintain stability may be creating long-term danger
Wars, record heat, rising inflation: Europe watches as crises shape its future
A brutal summer has exposed how leaders are discovering how little control they have over some of the defining forces of the age
Trump denies military low on key munitions in war with Iran
US president’s comment come after report he had demanded answers from Pete Hegseth over alleged shortages
Inside the explosive Oval Office showdown between Trump and Jeanine Pirro
Longtime Trump confidante kept her job after tense meeting in which she insisted the US president was misled over damage to Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool
‘Strategic humiliation’: Trump trapped between escalation and caving to Iran’s demands
US president faces few good options to exit a war he once said would end swiftly with the Islamic republic’s surrender
‘Ugliest election race of the year’: Democrats’ civil war erupts in Michigan
Abdul El-Sayed’s rise reflects a party increasingly defined by generational change, economic anger and foreign-policy dissent
Strait of Hormuz deal could give Iran control over ships
Ships would enter the Gulf through an Iranian-held route and exit via a route controlled by Oman
Oil prices drop on hopes Strait of Hormuz could reopen
US secretary of state Marco Rubio says progress in talks could allow shipments to resume
Donald Trump’s reflecting pool turns into a political quagmire
The collapse of a felony case against an Olympic canoeist has transformed a presidential project into a potent symbol of overreach and embarrassment
The Democrats’ civil war over Israel is getting worse
While the party fractures over Middle East policy, it is ignoring the threat posed by AI and social media
Morocco holds the cards as Sánchez tries to keep relations on track
Morocco’s absolute ruler Mohammed VI turned Spain’s border into leverage over Madrid
Watch the skies: What are the chances of being hit by a piece of space junk?
Every week, a tonne of space debris falls to Earth as more rockets and satellites go into orbit. Who pays for the damage?
The West may become less polarised in coming years amid external threats
As Europe rearms and geopolitical rivalry returns, the West may rediscover an unexpected source of social cohesion
Chicago calling? At 85, my mother wasn’t convinced this was the moment to be crossing the Atlantic
Can the Windy City work its charms on a mother and son travelling together?
In remarkable about-turn, US health secretary RFK jnr tells families to vaccinate children
Robert F Kennedy jnr’s remarks come amid a measles crisis in the US, with infections at a 35-year high
Europe facing winter gas squeeze due to Iran conflict
Natural gas reserves for use during winter are lagging, meaning continued higher prices for households and businesses
Pope Leo is right. There is no such thing as a ‘just war’
Rite & Reason: As John F Kennedy put it: ‘Mankind must put an end to war before war puts an end to mankind’
Iran strikes tankers under US escort as Trump insists war is going well
Oil prices rise as Tehran stops more vessels exiting Strait of Hormuz
‘You will live in squalor’: Trump revives Red Scare rhetoric ahead of US midterms
A growing ideological divide within the Democratic Party is giving Trump and his allies a potent new line of attack before the midterms
The field marshal remaking Pakistan’s place in the world
Asim Munir is trying to refashion Pakistan’s place in the world — and bolster his power at home
The Iran conflict is escalating and Tehran is in no rush to end it
Trump wants to move on but Iranian leaders appear convinced they can outlast Washington while raising the cost of continued fighting
Mitch McConnell’s disappearance prompts a mini-industry of ghoulish conspiracy theories
With the veteran senator absent since June, Republicans face growing pressure to disclose his condition as their Senate majority tightens
The Iran war is making noodles costlier 7,000km away
Some staple dishes in Asia are no longer as affordable to purchase or prepare
Anthony Fauci invokes fifth amendment and declines to testify in US Senate Covid hearing
Adviser to Trump and Biden for pandemic says Republican senator has ‘unhinged obsession’ with him
Trump’s most loyal supporters – white working-class men – are becoming disillusioned
Not with his displays of spiteful narcissism, but with rising prices for gas and groceries
How Iran has adapted its missile war and given the US a strategic dilemma
Recent fighting has provided conditions for Tehran’s forces to launch more precision strikes across Gulf and Jordan
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