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Court was called on to make decision following incident in Belgium, where Muslim employee was told she could not wear headscarf while performing her duties.

Micheál Martin has said that there is no question of Ireland’s neutrality policy being dismantled.

Etla Economic Research on Monday published its forecast for national emissions in 2023–2027, calling for efforts to continue reducing the use of fossil fuels, transitioning toward lower-emission production technologies and reinforcing carbon sinks in the land-use sector.

There is no clear rationale for the sudden suggestion that we should now remove the statutory requirement for UN approval for Irish participation in peacekeeping missions, writes Ivana Bacik

Korea unveiled a detailed plan Thursday to reduce methane emissions by deploying new technologies, aligning with a global pact to cut releases of the powerful greenhouse gas by more than 30 percent by 2030.

"I reaffirm what we have said in the past that Pakistan has not sold weapons to Ukraine or to Russia,” Foreign Office spokeswoman Mumtaz Zahra Baloch said. | World News

BANGKOK -- The World Health Organization's accountability and transparency will be at stake when a closed-door session to elect a new director for its

BANGKOK -- The World Health Organization's accountability and transparency will be at stake when a closed-door session to elect a new director for its

Google Doodle commemorates Austrian National Day today which marks the historic day when Austria formally declared its neutrality.

A land renowned for cheese, chocolate and banks, Switzerland, nestled in the heart of Europe, held its general election on Sunday. Immigration was a key election topic.