Donald Trump

Moscow ‘ready for negotiations and compromises’ to end the fighting, Russian president says during carefully controlled press conference

Zelenskiy is invited to attend first part of Brussels talks, with threat of an EU-US trade war also set to dominate summit

Amid criticism of Ireland’s domestic politics making it hard for new ideas to break through, there’s something to be said for ‘same old, same old’

If the outgoing US president decides not to act, the condemned men’s prospects are grim. Trump oversaw 13 federal executions during his final months in office

Palestinian official says mediators have narrowed gaps on most of agreement’s clauses and deal could be signed in coming days

Iran reported to be willing to permit inspections in bid to forestall attack

Trump was convicted in May in case stemming from payment his former lawyer Michael Cohen made to Stormy Daniels

Nadine Scully moved to Dublin from Seattle in 2017

Incentives designed to bring back intellectual property or patents domicilled abroad could prove problematic for Ireland

Comments suggest US president-elect may push for a settlement that recognises Russian territorial gain

Attacks on arms centres, alleged chemical weapons facilities, and military air and sea resources are essentially defensive in nature, Israel claims

The sinking of the Belgrano in the Falklands War, the true story of the Free Willy orca and a conspiracy theory surrounding Avril Lavigne also feature

The Government has never had it so good but that hasn’t gone unnoticed in Washington

President-elect described Walsh as a ‘champion golfer’ and ‘great philanthropist’

Donald Trump certainly poses a threat to the Irish economy but there is much the State can do to safeguard our economic welfare

Second coming has swept a torrent of new doubts and insecurities through newsrooms

Planet Business: Ancient Rome auction update, the Murdoch ‘Succession memo’ and people/muppets who have rung the New York Stock Exchange’s opening bell

Decades of brutal dictatorship in Syria came to a remarkably swift end when Bashar al-Assad fled to Moscow and opposition forces took control of Damascus

The comic actor is playing four parts in the new stage version of Stanley Kubrick’s film, which comes to Ireland in 2025

As global executive editor of Glamour, the Cork woman is one of the best known media people in the United States

Invitation comes as Beijing braces for escalation in trade war

Donald Trump critical of long-range strikes against Russia carried out with US missiles by Kyiv

Comments come as Israeli military claims air strike that killed 13 was done to prevent Hamas hijacking aid shipment in south of enclave

The US president has issued pardons to 39 Americans convicted of non-violent crimes

Christopher Wray steps down, clearing the way for president-elect Donald Trump’s intended replacement Kash Patel

Recycling tech items for crucial metals must become a fact of life

ESRI highlights Ireland’s potential exposure to a more protectionist stance in Washington

The next administration must not get caught in the headlights when looking at the risks ahead

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Focusing on the impact on wages or employment levels of native workers is too narrow a frame of analysis

Bank of America says we are in a period of rising risk and rising return

Kyiv open to possible deployment of western troops ahead of Nato membership

Statement calling for ‘an appropriately loose monetary policy’ marks first easing of China’s monetary policy since 2010 in the wake of the global financial crisis

As she releases a new album, the singer-songwriter explains how failure has fuelled her career

Ireland has the financial resources and skills necessary to unlock our economic potential, arguably for the first time in the State’s history

Trump meets Zelenskiy in Paris for first face-to-face talks since Trump won US election

Bond giant says euro is vulnerable to further declines amid market ‘optimism’ over impact of Trump presidency

Opposition leaders detained by courts amid crackdown on pro-EU groups

The next government faces immense challenges that require guile, nerve, judgment and luck

Norton might be best known for his blockbuster Hollywood roles, but the actor is also a committed environmentalist and successful entrepreneur