Groups are still ‘leagues behind’ jihadis and the far-right on use of digital, research finds

Rahaf Mohammed Alqunun was granted asylum after flying to Thailand to escape

Prosecutors claim sentence too light amid ongoing tensions over Huawei executive

Michael Spavor, Michael Kovrig held on suspicion of ‘endangering national security’

Many see Chinese company as potential conduit for espionage and sabotage

Trump considers tariffs of up to 25%, a levy critics warn will increase vehicle costs

Alt-right icon or incisive psychologist? The Canadian professor says his priority is to help people take charge of their lives

The 45-60 age bracket is a time in life when women are often at their most vulnerable

US president has told advisors to re-open negotiations on TPP trade agreement

Canadian envoy says post-Brexit trade deal would still lead to border checks and delays

Call for UK government to carry out possible review of all its Boeing contracts

More than 330 murders recorded in St James Parish last year

Joshua Boyle condemns the ‘stupidity’ of his kidnappers after his family’s five year ordeal

US threats to firm’s survival expose UK’s vulnerability without collective EU muscle

Plastics manufacturer aiming to float on stock market within 12-18 months

Lawyers are attempting to bring refugee families over amid concerns of grave reprisals

Man with arms raised towards CN Tower says: ‘I’m here, and I’m your responsibility’

In Canada, First Nations tribes were forced into a boarding school system run by Christian churches, in which abuse was rife. Here, three indigenous storytellers discuss how they are remaking their society

Stake sale may pave the way for flotation of One51

Paul Watson updates the story of Sir John Franklin’s lost Arctic expedition

Artist’s most ardent admirers compared his works to spiritual prophecy

Prime minister yet to take public stance over Kevin Vickers’s clash with Dublin protester

Placing homeless directly into housing has had high success rate, says visiting academic

The Dáil should now bring forward a cross party motion calling for Ibrahim’s freedom

It’s farewell to one and two cent coins as the Central Bank prepares to send the expensive discs to the ha’penny place

Justin Trudeau will be the new prime minister after sweeping defeat for Conservatives

Canada’s contribution to west coast piers recalled at Cruinniú na mBád in Kinvara

Yassin Salhi tells detectives he attempted to cause explosion at chemical plant in Lyons

Mother who lost two sons says Indian government ignored warnings of terrorist attack

Irish citizens snapped up the 3850 permits online on Tuesday

Russell has a lunar crater and a solar event named after her despite the constraints she was under

South Korean group hoping to get hold of valuable patents

Duchy in row with EU over releasing details of tax arrangements

Employers hoping to recruit workers at the Canada Expo in the RDS in Dublin this weekend

1,800 Irish people became Australian citizens last year. Increasing numbers of emigrants are swearing allegiance to Australia, Canada and other countries

Think tank predicts 14% drop in number of emigrants in 12 months to April 2014

A trial in Wexford to scrap 1c and 2c coins ends this week and, Government willing, a national rounding system could start before next summer

Lenovo chief says company might consider an acquisition of smartphone maker