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Paul GillespieThe Irish Times |
“China and the United States should be partners rather than rivals; help each other succeed rather than hurt each other; seek common ground and...
Local elections take place in the 31 local authority areas of this State on June 7th, along with European Parliament elections and the first vote for...
Dysfunctional is a term widely used to describe Britain and the UK’s political union in the terminal months of this Conservative government. Hopes...
Amid escalating Russian missile attacks and Ukrainian defensive resistance, preoccupations in Europe are about how to channel more weaponry and...
The long-standing strategic aspect of British policy towards Ireland is resurrected in a paper from the right-wing think tank Policy Exchange in...
The spectre of a Trump victory in November’s US presidential elections is haunting European Union and Nato policymakers in Brussels. Donald Trump is...
It has been a good year for the Global South. The term refers variously to the world’s poorer and more marginalised states; to their cross-state,...
“All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a...
“We have been far too absent. We have delegated the solution of this problem to the United States. But Europe must become more involved.” Josep...
Normalisation is the term coined to describe growing political, diplomatic and economic relations between Israel and Arab or Muslim majority states....
Globalisation has for a generation been a catch-all term to describe the strengthening economic connections and interdependencies between different...
Three international summits in a row illustrate the changing patterns of world power and the forces driving them. Demands for more equality from a...