Backed by hedge funds and armed with lawyers, Irish-backed firm P&ID is running an insurgent campaign for payment

Fee was charged for 12 hours of former Brexit secretary’s time

The outlook for 2019 brings uncertainty to a new level as the world economy hits a turning point

UK state papers: Senior diplomat feared ex-taoiseach could damage British interests

US president to be kept away from protesters who are expected to gather in capital next week

With direct flights from Dublin, Hong Kong is nearer than you think

Caveat: Hiberno-US attitudes, Johnny Ronan’s legal bill and kitchen staff

Africa aviation liberalisation on cards, and 4,000 firearms found in US airports

America at Large: Former NBA star helps Doug Jones turn the tables in senate race

Writer’s sacking follows NBC’s dismissal of Matt Lauer after sexual harassment claim

America Letter: LBJ’s covered Vietnam, Nixon’s Watergate; Obama’s is wholly digital

“Comfort is the poison” reads the on-screen message, as Rock wrongfoots his audience at every turn during an incendiary show

Here’s the second tranche of stage times for the Stradbally festival

Some 30,000 Houston residents are expected to be left homeless amid further flood threat

UK has nothing to show for its flattery of Trump, other than some reputational damage

‘This wouldn’t end well. The United States would win, but it would be ugly’

‘Montreal was love at first sight; all these years later, it still is’

Emotion, however justifiable, remains a terrible guide to foreign policy, and nowhere more so than in the Middle East

Swiss watchmakers bide their time as sales continue to fall in the face of technology

Senator says Trump’s false claims serve purpose of pushing US towards authoritarianism

Taoiseach’s trip to US on St Patrick’s Day became most significant during peace process

More than one-third of the Genesis Open field were asked that exact question...

US president says aliens have ‘no constitutional rights’ to enter the US

Ireland’s foreign policy and neutrality has always had a degree of ambiguity

‘Big day planned on national security,’ tweets president ahead of tough immigration moves

‘If you’re tired of arguing with strangers on the internet, try to talk with one in real life’

A selection box of surprising snippets, little known facts and tasty morsels

Institution needs to prosecute more cases beyond Africa and connect more with victims

Lawyer David Friedman says he looks forward to carrying out duties from Jerusalem

State-owned ‘Global Times’ asks if China is ‘ready to overtake US to lead the world’

Research shows the rich and famous alienate more voters than they recruit

In a 2004 interview in ‘The Irish Times’ the Dubliner talked about his extremist views

Democratic nominee is losing support as Trump is seeing a resurgence

Swiss champion refuses to put himself with the greats after beating Novak Djokovic

Steady progress in nuclear capability since being included in George Bush’s ‘axis of evil’

From Panti Bliss and Hot Brown Honey to The Vaudevillians, here’s what you might pick

Blair believed he had a moral certainty and a purpose that was superior to the anti-war movement

Former PM put on notice by families of dead soldiers that he may face legal action

Blair has been put on notice by families of dead servicemen that he may face legal action

Russian Embassy in London tweets ‘Keep Calm but I Told You So’