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Diarmaid FerriterThe Irish Times |
There is nothing new in the party’s apparent uncertainty over where to place itself
It is full of puzzles. Why was my grandfather’s age listed as 28 when he was, according to other data, 33?
During an era of social media, sinister orchestration and fragmented politics, a path to resolution looks doubtful
We should leave the moon alone
Jürgen Habermas insisted that ‘rearmament is the existential self-assertion of an EU that can no longer count on the protection of the US’
The current crisis highlights the sad longevity of the toxic combination of hubris, power and corruption the control of oil has generated
Being the custodian of so much was no easy path, but she knew she could not stop singing
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It suits Iranian militants to prolong confrontation by drawing their enemies into protracted regional conflicts
Unity, a social system offering equal opportunities and fair distribution of land were among them
He badly mishandled the abortion referendum in 1983 and failed to oversee the legalisation of divorce in 1986, but what he always had was a vision
Understandably fearful, Ukrainian leaders are reminding Europe of the ghosts of Munich in September 1938 when Czechoslovakia was compelled to accept...