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Shooting came as Trump administration ramped up promised crackdown on illegal immigration in Minnesota
European shares close flat as investors eye Venezuela and economic data
Dublin closes the day down 0.8%
Marco Rubio to meet Danish officials as Greenland crisis escalates
Military seizure of island from longtime ally Denmark would send shockwaves through Nato
Why do Russia and the US have such interest in a rusty oil tanker not too far from Ireland?
Name-changing Marinera ship has long been part of shadow fleet used to dodge western sanctions
US says it will control Venezuela oil sales ‘indefinitely’
Trump’s energy secretary says US administration is in ‘active dialogue’ with Caracas about the plan
US has seized Venezuela-linked oil tanker after weeks-long pursuit
Seizure of tanker, with UK operational support, after it slipped through a US ‘blockade’ could stoke tensions with Russia
China wants to import more Irish food and a stake in Irish wind energy, Taoiseach says
Micheál Martin says during visit to China that premier Li Qiang wants a more open trading environment
Stephen Miller: the hard-right aide advancing Trump’s imperial agenda abroad
From Venezuela to Greenland, Miller offers a strongman’s view of the world in Trump’s second term
Trump wants to ‘buy Greenland’ rather than invade it, says US secretary of state
Marco Rubio says US president has asked aides for updated plan on acquiring the territory
Why does Donald Trump want to take over Greenland?
US refuses to rule out military force to take control – a move Denmark says would end the Nato alliance
Irish food and drink exports hit record €19bn in 2025 despite ‘volatile’ trade environment
Declining Irish whiskey sales drag drinks exports growth lower
It’s worth asking again why Sinn Féin sent a delegation to Maduro’s inauguration
Is the ugliness of the Trump regime in Washington mirrored in Sinn Féin’s ambitions for a hard-left Chavista socialist republic in Ireland?
Rampant cocaine use by normally decent people is Trump-level hypocrisy
Cocaine is so readily available you can order a ‘bump’ from a handy menu over WhatsApp. But hypocrisy is as rampant as the drug
Inside Venezuela: Armed groups are active. People can’t celebrate the end of the dictatorship
The voices of citizens yearning for change are being muted despite the end of Maduro’s dictatorship
Use of US military in Greenland acquisition ‘always an option’, says White House
European leaders say they will not stop defending Danish territory’s integrity in face of continued threats from US president
The Irish Times view on the record tax take: Don’t spend it all at once
Strong figures will increase pressure on the Government to spend more and more
Europe and US commit to ‘legally binding’ security guarantees in Ukraine peace deal
States reiterate support to deploy troops from European nations to reassure Kyiv in event of truce with Russia
Exchequer bounty indicates Ireland has been unaffected by US tariffs so far
Record corporation tax receipts and strong growth in imports indicate the strength of the IT and pharma sectors on which we rely heavily
Venezuelan opposition leader to return ‘as soon as possible’ to contest fresh elections
María Corina Machado says country’s new interim leader Delcy Rodríguez has been ‘rejected by the Venezuelan people’
New blow to Gaza peace deal as Israel refuses to reopen Rafah border crossing
Azerbaijan says it will not send troops to take part in International Stabilisation Force for Palestinian territory
Texan oil pipeline billionaire behind €30m investment in Waterford airport
The investor is a long-time funder of US Republican Party candidates including Donald Trump, and also owns Castletown Cox in Co Kilkenny
At least 25 dead and more than 1,000 arrested after Iran protests, say rights groups
Demonstrations expanded from economic focus to broader frustrations, with some chanting against country’s rulers
Keir Starmer’s ‘see no evil’ Donald Trump strategy risks making him weaker
UK prime minister’s decision to never criticise the US president comes at a price
Why Trump has refused to back Venezuela’s ‘Iron Lady’
Nobel peace laureate María Corina Machado is the most popular opposition leader but US investors see her as too radical
Venezuela’s María Corina Machado praises Donald Trump and offers him Nobel Peace Prize
US president suggests Venezuelan opposition leader ‘doesn’t have the support’ to run country
The EU doesn’t look ready to stop Donald Trump taking over Greenland
Annexing the territory is now US policy, says White House deputy chief of staff
Early Edition Podcast – 4 stories in 10 minutes: Botox warning, Maduro in court and more asylum seekers return voluntarily
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McEntee to attend ‘coalition of willing’ meeting on Ukraine war in Paris
Government wary of critical response to Maduro capture over concerns for Irish economic interests
If RTÉ feels it is under pressure then it should look at what is happening across Europe
Public broadcasters are under scrutiny like never before and even their legitimacy is being questioned
Trump’s Walmart warmongering in Venezuela isn’t just empire building. For him it’s entertainment
Capturing Maduro and putting him on display is US president's version of a Roman emperor’s triumph, entertainment for a senile king
US may subsidise oil companies to rebuild Venezuela’s energy infrastructure, Trump says
US president also says Venezuela will not have elections in the next 30 days
‘I am a decent man. I am still president of my country,’ Nicolás Maduro tells US judge
Ousted Venezuelan dictator and wife plead not guilty to charges of narco-terrorism
‘I’m innocent’ - Maduro pleads not guilty; Rodriguez sworn in as Venezuela’s new president
Maduro’s son took the floor in the Venezuelan National Assembly saying the US ‘kidnapped’ his father and stepmother
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