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Greece Rejects 2019 Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal as Regional Tensions Rise
Greece and its partners reject the legal effect of Libya’s ratification of the 2019 Turkey-Libya maritime boundaries memorandum.
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Nord Stream Trial: Ukrainian Man Faces Hamburg Court Over Pipeline Blasts
A Ukrainian man has gone on trial in Hamburg over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline explosions, in a…
Govt Press Release
Ireland UN Rights Council Seat: Three-Year Term Begins in 2027
Ireland has been elected to the UN Human Rights Council for 2027–2029, with priorities including equality, food rights…
Govt Press Release
EU Foreign Ministers: Helen McEntee Highlights Ukraine, Gaza and Lebanon Priorities
Helen McEntee joins EU foreign ministers to discuss Ukraine sanctions, Gaza humanitarian aid, Lebanon security and international law.
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Breaking News: US Announces Sanctions Linked to International Criminal Court
The US has announced sanctions linked to the International Criminal Court, escalating a long-running dispute over international justice.
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Iran War Crimes Report: UN Experts Examine Civilian Strikes and Protest Crackdown
UN experts say two US strikes in Iran may constitute war crimes, while Iranian authorities face allegations over…
Govt Press Release
Israeli Settlements Act: Ireland Begins Ban on Settlement Goods
Ireland has commenced its Israeli Settlements Act, prohibiting imports of goods originating from designated Israeli settlements in the…
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Breaking News: Daniel Kinahan Extradition Case Puts Fresh Focus on International Crime Cooperation
Daniel Kinahan extradition developments have put international crime cooperation and Irish legal scrutiny back in sharp focus.
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Why Colombia’s headlines matter to Europe
Recent developments in Colombia matter to Europe when they affect EU diplomacy, international law and cross-border security.
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Breaking News: Louth man sentenced by Russia to 14 years over fighting for Ukraine
A Drogheda man has been sentenced in absentia by Russian-backed authorities to 14 years over alleged fighting for…
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Baby Trafficking: What Happens Next to the Babies Sent to Singapore?
Indonesia’s baby trafficking verdict raises urgent questions over the future of children sent to Singapore for adoption.
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Murderer Challenges Refusal for Transfer to Portugal
A convicted murderer is contesting the decision that prevents his transfer to Portugal. This development raises significant questions…
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Breaking News: Pressure Mounts Over Bid to Revive Occupied Territories Bill
Pressure is mounting on the Irish government as calls grow to revive the Occupied Territories Bill and clarify…
Govt Press Release
Israeli Settlements Bill: Minister McEntee welcomes Oireachtas approval
Minister Helen McEntee welcomes final Oireachtas approval of the Israeli Settlements Bill, paving the way for it to…
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Europe News: EU states do not need ‘consensus’ to hold Israel accountable
Europe news analysis on why EU states may not need full consensus to hold Israel accountable under international…
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Historic Passage of the Occupied Territories Bill in Dáil Éireann
The Dáil Éireann has passed the Occupied Territories Bill, a significant move impacting Irish foreign policy and humanitarian…
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Government’s Occupied Territories Bill Passes in Dáil: A Milestone for Irish Policy
The Dáil Éireann has passed the Government's Occupied Territories Bill, marking a significant legislative move in Ireland's approach…
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Europe News: UN genocide debate exposes repeated global failures from Rwanda to Gaza
UN talks on genocide prevention revive scrutiny of failures in Rwanda, Gaza, Srebrenica and Darfur.
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Europe News: Could Israel Really Build Settlements in Gaza?
Israeli leaders’ remarks on Gaza settlements have raised fresh legal and diplomatic alarms across Europe and beyond.
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Europe News: Billions Flow From EU Institutions to Israel Despite Gaza War Scrutiny
EU institutions awarded nearly 2.7bn euros in contracts to Israeli firms despite growing legal and political scrutiny over…