Ukraine: 130 people rescued from bombed Mariupol theatre but more may be trapped
China’s Xi Jinping tells Joe Biden that conflicts such as Ukraine are in no one’s interests
China’s Xi Jinping tells Joe Biden that conflicts such as Ukraine are in no one’s interests
Evacuations will not be done before deadline for exit of Western forces, Germany warns
Minister for Finance knows tax endeavour could still fall apart in the US Congress
Talks at G7 meeting overcome outstanding issues, officials say
Oxfam head of inequality policy accuses leaders of failing to meet challenges of times
Leaders discuss reallocating $100bn from IMF to help countries struggling with Covid
G7 backs Biden infrastructure plan to rival China’s belt and road initiative
Shots will be distributed to 92 lower-income countries through COVAX programme
Group did not agree on an approach to share stocks of Covid-19 vaccines
Ban on all non-essential travel into bloc proposed by European Commission
Markets close: Iseq index ends session up 1.5%
Wall Street dips as ministers fail to outline specific actions to tackle virus impact
Total number of confirmed cases in country increases to 20,438
Chinese man on death row for more than 16 years convicted over murder of family of four
ECB’s board member Benoit Coeure warns of serious risks posed by ‘stablecoins’
Group seeks ‘highest regulatory standards’ on digital currencies to ensure they do not upset the world’s financial system
Move to impose annual levy, if taken up by other EU states, could leave Ireland isolated
White House says Kudlow is in ‘good condition’ after suffering ‘very mild heart attack’
Dollar and stocks gain as US president claims process of denuclearisation will happen
House of Commons approval required after Senate votes 56-30 in favour of legislation
Trump’s nationalist trade agenda set to dominate talks at G7 summit in Canada
Alek Minassian (25) shows little emotion during brief court appearance on Tuesday
Leaving EU would reduce openness of British economy, Mark Carney says
Russia criticises US ‘loutishness’ amid deterioriating relations between cold war powers
Volatility rises as traders prepare themselves for the financial turbulence that may happen after the vote
Message about economic risk of leaving EU will get more airings this week
Japan’s Nikkei closes flat as yen weakens after GDP data; European markets poised to open lower
Beijing says G7 should focus on economy, not on tensions in East and South China Seas
Central Bank is now charging banks 0.1% for reserves
Supreme Court upholds law requiring married couples to use the same surname
The onus now is on states – Ireland included – to begin to formulate individual commitments to binding targets on reducing greenhouse gas emissions
Countries intend to wean economies off carbon fuels but stop short of binding targets
Summit agenda includes climate change and threats from militant groups
Blow to prime minister ahead of general election
Shinzo Abe says country will not bow to terrorism as deadline passes for $200m ransom
Merkel hints that new penalties could include restrictions on trade, finance, energy
US president visits Poland in bid to calm fears after Russian intervention in Ukraine
US president to reassure Nato allies on stance in relation to Russia
UK economy expands by 0.7% in Q4 with growth in every sector except construction
President’s nominee to ‘promote employment, stable prices, sound financial system’
Figures cast doubt on strength of third-quarter economic recovery
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices