The frightening shift in US policy and its worldwide consequences are not getting enough attention

Polls show consistently that Canadians believe Mark Carney can do a better job than his rival in dealing with the US president

Not for the first time under this president, it seems hubris and narcissism are driving policy

The plan is driven by a desire by the councils to get another source of revenue which they can control

It is astonishing that this prime land has yet to be redeveloped for housing.

The core principle of an arm’s length relationship between the public service broadcaster and the government of the day must be maintained

The major players are making big profits in Europe and should not escape proper regulation here

One of the worst humanitarian crises in the world has now been plunged deeper into an unimaginable hell

New graduates entering the teaching profession often find themselves priced out of the very cities where demand for their skills is highest

The worsening international economic outlook and the specific threat to multinational investment both pose dangers

To his great credit, he spoke out repeatedly and strongly for the underprivileged – migrants, those suffering in wars and the poor

The Trump presidency is demanding immediate decisions from Ukraine and Russia but underestimates the complexities involved

The Irish Times/Ipsos B&A opinion poll underlined the changed mood of voters as Ireland responds to the Trump presidency

Researchers found clues that may point to a warm ocean, brimming with life - or then again, maybe not

The latest Government strategy is underwhelming and a new report finds policy on the vital energy transition leaves key questions unanswered

In troubling times, those who can need to stand firmly for a modern spirit of Easter as a time of hope

The ECB does its job as an independent central bank, but its US counterpart, the Federal Reserve Board, is under attack from Donald Trump

With the support of many of the other great US colleges, Harvard has become the first university to refuse to comply with the administration’s requirements

A fall in support for Fine Gael and a rise for Sinn Féin will lead to nervousness in Government and embolden the main Opposition party

There are two different economies on the island of Ireland, with incomes in the Republic moving strongly ahead in recent years