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For the elderly are going high tech. What does that entail . And the controversial music from egypt streets that wont be silenced. The arab spring arrived in egypt in january 2011 with protests erupting across the country. Tens of thousands of mainly young people gathered on tyree a square in cairo to demonstrate against the autocratic regime of hosni mubarak, eventually forcing him from power to day 11 years later, the country is still led by an authoritarian president abdel fat. Ill cc democra...

These bars, the top gray line, this line is the 85 take home pay and this is the current situation. So what you see here are the contractual commitments for those of you not familiar with cubic years if you divide by ten you get a per day. What we are saying in the chart up till the mid 2020s european buyers are obligated to by closer to 15 billion cubic per day with legally binding arbitration. So all of the discussion on how europe can reduce their dependence on natural gas, if europe wants to...

Each state has its own unique things that individualize it, and Idaho is no different. There a few things that one sees, that can only be seen in Idaho.

The stories of "So Late in the Day" — two written more than 15 years ago — remain timely in a world where misogyny still dominates.

Wexford’s boutique literary festival, Write by the Sea, is ready for its latest chapter as some of the biggest name in literature make their way to Kilmore Quay this weekend.

So Late in the Day, the author’s quietly devastating new story, draws on the misogyny and meanness of the Ireland she grew up in

A man slowly grows to despise his fiancée in this brilliant story by a meticulous talent

Sara Pascoe’s new novel, rare Terry Pratchett, memoirs from Barbra Streisand and Britney Spears, plus the essential reading on today’s hot button topics – all the releases to look out for

Joseph Lawless came to an apparent agreement with his comrade Seán Lemass as they walked one evening from Beggars Bush Barracks in Dublin in the ea...

Wexford’s boutique literary festival, Write by the Sea, has announced an exciting line-up for this year’s event in the fishing village of Kilmore Quay from September 22 to 24, which will feature celebrated writers including John Banville, Claire Keegan, Marina Carr, Maureen Gaffney, Aingeala Flannery, Stephen James Smith, Charlotte Mendelson and Yeva Skalietska.