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On The JournalWest Bank
Ireland and UK among 21 nations to condemn Israel's plan for illegal Jerusalem settlements
On The Journalmassive win
US court overturns $464m civil fraud penalty against Trump, calling the sum 'excessive'
On The JournalProtest by Pranking
California Governor gives 'DONALD (TINY HANDS)' a taste of his own medicine with social media trolling
russia v ukraineRussia says EU troops in Ukraine would be 'unacceptable', as Zelenskyy asks allies for security deal
On The JournalTrump Tariffs
Done deal: US agrees to 15% cap on tariffs for pharma imports from the EU
EU Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said the deal would provide ‘predictability’ for companies.
On The JournalCalifornia
The Menendez brothers, who killed their parents in California in 1989, to seek freedom this week
On The Journalredrawing the map
Texas Republicans push through gerrymandered map to win them more seats
Amnesty InternationalUS using AI surveillance tools to target migrants and pro-Palestine protesters, says Amnesty
On The Journalisraeli settlements
Israel approves plans for West Bank settlement that could destroy plans for Palestinian state
War in UkraineAny talks on Ukraine's security without Russia would be 'a road to nowhere', Kremlin says
mo chara in court
'The British state is on edge': Kneecap's second day in court sees police action and legal wrangling
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh, aka Mo Chara, must return again next month to see if he’ll face a trial.
International Criminal CourtUS slaps sanctions on four more International Criminal Court officials over Israel actions
moving day
A century-old Swedish church has arrived at its new home - three miles down the road
The red wooden Kiruna Kyrka, which dates from 1912 and weighs 672 tonnes, completed its five-kilometre journey around 2:30pm local time.
On The Journaljean pormanove
French influencer who had been 'humiliated and abused' on livestreams for months dies on air
London
Police corral hundreds of protesters as Kneecap's Mo Chara returns to court to face UK terror charge
Liam Óg Ó hAnnaidh is one-third of Belfast rap trio Kneecap and performs under the stage name ‘Mo Chara’.
CarlowMartha Nolan-O'Slatarra was 'shining light' who lived 'a short but packed life', funeral hears
On The JournalUkraine War
Trump says US troops won't enforce Ukraine-Russia deal on the ground - but might by air
John SwinneySNP majority after Scottish elections could make second referendum a 'reality', says party leader
On The JournalGaza
Israel demands release of all hostages at once, casting doubt on new Hamas-backed truce proposal
Palestine ActionWhy has Sally Rooney been warned over supporting Palestine Action - and why did the UK ban it?
On The JournalWar in Ukraine
Putin will face a 'rough situation' if he does not agree to a peace plan, Trump says
religious movementSweden is moving a century-old, 670-tonne church three miles down the road - here’s how
price of peace
What parts of Ukraine could Vladimir Putin ask for in exchange for an end to the war?
diplomatic flurry
Trump tells Zelenskyy and European leaders that Putin 'accepts' security guarantees for Ukraine
The Ukrainian president and European leaders are holding talks with Trump at the White House aimed at ending Russia’s war.
Trump said the US would be "involved" in some form of security guarantees for Ukraine, without elaborating further.
The US President also said he would speak to his Russian counterpart "right after" his meeting with Zelenskyy and the European leaders.
Jasveen Sangha‘Ketamine Queen’ accused of selling fatal dose to Friends star Matthew Perry to plead guilty
Palestine ActionSally Rooney risks prosecution if she donates to Palestine Action, Downing Street warns
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Zelenskyy visits Trump, Áras race chaos continues and EU accused of ‘intimidating’ staff
On The JournalGaza
Amnesty accuses Israel of deliberately starving Palestinians as mass anti-war protests hit Tel Aviv
Palestine
EU accused of 'intimidation' of staff who are protesting bloc's response to Gaza
In one incident, bake sales organised for the Irish Red Cross were allegedly criticised as being “antisemitic”.
