Mother Mary Comes to Me by Arundhati Roy: A famed novelist finally reckons with her own history
Sharp-edged memoir offers a charged account of two women’s arduous stories of becoming
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Author Arundhati Roy: ‘We are actually swimming in a sewer of moral rot’
The Booker-winning novelist on her difficult relationship with her mother, how the Beatles ‘gave her oxygen’, and how ‘everything that Trump is doing now already happened in India in 2014′
Kim Jong-un arrives in Beijing ahead of military parade with Xi and Putin
The three leaders are set to take centre stage at a massive military parade on Wednesday
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un arrives in Beijing on board armoured train ahead of military parade
China uses its role as a second World War ally to claim a place in global order
China’s Xi Jinping rolls out carpet for Ukraine war aggressors, sidelining Trump
Gathering of ‘Axis of Upheaval’ may alter military calculus in Asia-Pacific
New global order? Modi, Putin and Xi offer glimpse of what may lie ahead
Trump’s tariffs and diplomatic missteps push India into closer alignment with Russia and China at summit
More than 800 killed in one of Afghanistan’s worst-ever earthquakes
Taliban asks world for help as at least 2,800 people are injured in rugged northeastern province of Kunar
Putin says ‘understandings’ reached at Alaska summit open way to peace in Ukraine
Russian president hails Trump talks, proposals from India and China aimed at resolving crisis
China’s Xi and India’s Modi move to repair ties
Leaders of world’s most populous countries bid to reassure one another of relationship as ‘partners not rivals’
Modi to meet Xi and Putin on first China trip in seven years as India-US ties sour
PM’s visit comes after US doubles tariffs on Indian exports to 50%
US tariffs on India hit 50% as Donald Trump-Narendra Modi ties sour
India braced for 70% collapse in exports in key sectors including textiles, gems, jewellery, shrimp and carpets
Bangalore to Dublin: ‘I am grateful for the clean air, beautiful greenery, great people’
Keerthana Varma moved to Ireland from India in 2018
Deaths from famine are rising from Sudan to Gaza as leaders use food as a weapon
After decades of decline, the numbers perishing from hunger are increasing as starvation spreads
‘We love Ireland and want to be here’: International Fest celebrates community life
Discreet garda presence at Dublin festival for first time in its history following attacks on Indian community
Ireland is turning into chief ‘finger wagger’ on the world stage
It’s doubtful anyone is willing to listen to our lectures on affairs of international morality
Rose of Tralee judge Dr Clare Kambamettu: A ‘tiny but loud minority’ drives racism in Ireland
The clinical psychologist says she is ‘extremely proud’ of her Irish-Indian heritage
Scaled-back India Independence Day celebration in Dublin after spate of attacks
Indian celebrations acknowledge similarities with Irish history after independence from British
‘There was no time for anyone to react’: More than 300 killed in Pakistan flash floods
Cloud bursts, floods, lightning strikes and landslides cause most deadly monsoon spell this year
‘Raising my son in Dublin, I believed there was nowhere safer or more welcoming’
After attacks on Indian community, it’s vital to run campaigns celebrating contribution migrants make
Trump’s tariffs evolve from confused to chaotic
United States trade policy is a cautionary tale, but not yet a catalyst for global disaster
Belfast start-up pioneers breakthrough treatment for chronic skin conditions like eczema
Granlab’s patent-pending formula could bring relief to those with psoriasis, eczema and sensitive skin
From fish, fruits, beets and grain - the food waste that can do so much more
Research Lives: Dr Azza Silotry Naik, Technological University Dublin
Indian health workers in Ireland: ‘Any nurse getting ready to come here will now be warned’
Amid increased awareness of racist attacks on Indian nationals, healthcare professionals say nurses and doctors from India are nervous to work in Ireland
President condemns ‘despicable attacks’ on Indian people as extra Garda patrols deployed in parts of Dublin
Michael D Higgins said recent rise in reported assaults on members of Indian community ‘diminish all of us’
Gardaí struggle to reassure Indian community amid spate of high-profile attacks
No statistical indication of a rising threat to Indians exists, but that is a hard message to deliver
India Day postponed after ‘spate of attacks’ on community
Annual celebratory event, due to be staged in Dublin’s Phoenix Park, has been held since 2015
How US-Pakistan relations have turned around under Trump — to India’s alarm
The newfound US admiration for Pakistan is partly the fruit of a charm offensive concocted by Pakistan’s senior generals
‘Widespread media coverage in India’ of attacks on Indian people living in Ireland
The violence is damaging Ireland’s reputation abroad, says Department of Foreign Affairs
Donald Trump says he plans to put a 100% tariff on computer chips
Apple boss Tim Cook at White House to announce extra $100bn investment in United States
Donald Trump could meet Vladimir Putin for Ukraine war talks ‘as soon as next week’
US president says special envoy Steve Witkoff made ‘great progress’ in meeting Putin at Kremlin on Wednesday
The Irish Times view on racist attacks: no place for hate on our streets
The attacks have left many feeling increasingly vulnerable as they go about their daily lives
Indian taxi driver faces loss of livelihood as he recovers from unprovoked Dublin attack
Racist language and assaults on Indian and Pakistani community create climate of fear
It’s about to get much harder to blame population growth for the climate crisis
In a world where the population is about to fall, it will be harder for anyone to argue that having a child is the reason for our difficulties
India’s embassy in Dublin warns citizens of increasing violent attacks in Ireland
Safety advisory issued after unprovoked attacks by groups on Indian men in Tallaght
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