UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called Tuesday for Sahel nations to put aside their differences to tackle m...
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Accused of being biased by some, defended as a champion of impartiality by others, the BBC is once again the subj...
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When engineer Tarek Mazraani started campaigning for the reconstruction of war-battered southern Lebanon, Israeli...
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A judge in the UK has cleared the way for a $257 million (€221.7 million) dispute between Tullow Oil and a French tubing manufacturer, ...
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When I last met Karl Fitzpatrick in 2020, Chevron College was in the middle of the pandemic and navigating what he described as a turni...
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Exyte, the German engineering firm behind several data-centre and pharma projects, has seen its revenue in Ireland tumble further as mo...
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Some claim the Irish are comfortable with hypocrisy. They say we don’t always recognise ourselves in the mirror. Critics claim we say o...
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Depending on who you believe, Thursday’s budget was either the delivery of Labour’s mandate, which sought to bring reckless spending un...
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The wind energy industry in Ireland and Europe has been anticipating the results of the Tonn Nua offshore wind auction for months. Bidd...
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A leading investor in the pioneering insect farming business Hexafly is suing the company weeks after it completed a capital restructur...
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On Tuesday, a creditors’ meeting was held for Sonder Hospitality Ireland Limited but it was largely a box-ticking exercise. The once hi...
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