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Wallace warns Trump-Putin talks without Europe risk “bad deal” for Ukraine
Former UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned that without European representation at upcoming Ukraine ceasefire talks, Donald Trump and
Trump and Putin to meet on Alaska as Europe’s future hangs in balance
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Storm Floris to bring wet and windy weather to country
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A Status Orange warning for rain is in place for four counties in Leinster, with Met Éireann warning of widespread surface flooding and “hazardous”
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Europe pushes for Ukraine role in Trump-Putin talks
Ukraine could be a part of negotiations between the United States and Russia, a US official has said, as European leaders pushed for Ukraine’s inclusion ahead of talks between presidents Vladimir Putin
Moldovan political bloc “Alternative” aims to sway centrist voters ahead of elections
Two months before Moldova’s parliamentary vote, political experts closely analyze the electorate split between the pro-Western
Wallace warns Trump-Putin talks without Europe risk “bad deal” for Ukraine
Former UK Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned that without European representation at upcoming Ukraine ceasefire
Trump and Putin to meet on Alaska as Europe’s future hangs in balance
The planned meeting between US President Donald Trump and Russian leader Vladimir Putin on August 15
FG election spend nearly twice that of FF and SF
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Trump imposes extra 25% tariff on India over Russian oil purchases
US President Donald Trump has ordered steeper tariffs on Indian goods over India’s continued purchase of Russian oil, opening a new front in his trade wars just hours before another wave of
US envoy in Russia for talks ahead of sanctions deadline
US special envoy Steve Witkoff has arrived in Moscow and was greeted by Russia’s investment envoy
Thurles racecourse closes with immediate effect
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UEFA paid Russian clubs €10.8 million solidarity funds despite Ukraine war
UEFA has disbursed over €10.8 million in solidarity payments to Russian football clubs since the Kremlin’s invasion of Ukraine, despite banning these teams from European competitions. According to The Guardian, the funds aimed
Netherlands win Aga Khan Trophy as Ireland finish third
Ireland finished in third place in the Nations Cup Of Ireland at the Dublin Horse Show as the Netherlands lifted the Aga Khan Trophy. The Dutch were the only team to finish
Brennan appointed as new Dublin manager
Ger Brennan has been appointed to succeed Dessie Farrell as new Dublin manager, the All-Ireland winning
Abraham stars as Besiktas outclass St Pat’s
St Patrick’s Athletic were downed by a four-goal blitz in the first half, which included a
Moscow and Budapest: How the Kremlin Channels Millions through Orbán’s Bank
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