Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has said that the "war goes on" after the success of retaking the city of Kherson from Russian invaders.

A rescue ship carrying 230 migrants docked at the French port of Toulon amid a blazing row between France and Italy over which country is responsible for them.

Incumbent Democrat Mark Kelly has defeated Republican Blake Masters to win a US Senate seat in Arizona, a contest that left Democrats one seat short in the battle for control of the chamber with two more races to be decided.

There was a collective intake of breath in Government Buildings yesterday when the Supreme Court delivered its judgment on an international trade agreement and instantly created a political and legal nightmare for the Coalition.

Former President Donald Trump filed a lawsuit on Friday challenging a subpoena from the House committee investigating the 2021 attack on the US Capitol, saying he has "absolute immunity" and will not testify next week.

Concerns have been raised about ongoing cancellations of spina bifida and scoliosis surgeries at CHI Temple Street and Crumlin children's hospitals.

Tech wreck or tech wobble? Is it a crash or a ripple? An adjustment linked to just a few companies or a sign of bad times ahead? There are different views on what the last week of job losses means for the tech sector here.

Two gardaí have been charged with false imprisonment of a youth at a Dublin garda station last year.

A 16-year-old boy has been found guilty of the murder of a 49-year-old woman on her way home from work in Dublin city centre last year.

A garda has been disqualified and banned from taking part again in the Dublin Marathon after suspicions were raised that they may have used public transport to complete the 42km race.

The new Irish State saw itself as locked in a fight to the death with its enemies. It unleashed its newest weapon: Executions. The country bears the scars to this day.

As COP27 rolls into its second week, many of us who have been following developments at the United Nations climate conference may be feeling a little bit overwhelmed.

University of Galway overpaid an unidentified employee more than €100,000 recently, according to accounts submitted to the Oireachtas this week.

Met Éireann has said last night was the warmest November night on record, with a temperature of 15.5C recorded at Shannon Airport.

Construction at the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago has been suspended after discovery of a noose, a racist symbol in the US, companies overseeing the project said.

A man who has been fighting extradition to the US has been identified as US fugitive rape suspect Nicholas Rossi, a Scottish court has ruled.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has described as historic the withdrawal of Russian troops from the southern city of Kherson to the eastern bank of the Dnipro River.

US President Joe Biden has addressed the COP27 climate conference in Egypt and said the global climate crisis poses an existential threat to the planet.

Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has expressed his disappointment that CETA's ratification is "not now immediately possible".

The closure of hundreds of Early Childcare Providers is "unwarranted", Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth Roderic O'Gorman has said.