Judge blocks Trump administration’s ban on international student enrolments at Harvard
Lawsuit signifies dramatic escalation of battle between administration and Harvard
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Trump’s slapdown diplomacy reduces Oval Office meetings to spectator sport
Events are undermining America’s influence in the world, warn foreign policy experts
‘We do not need to go down this road’: Taoiseach disappointed by Trump’s threat of 50% tariffs on EU from June 1st
US negotiators to tell Brussels they expect unilateral concessions
Investors shift away from US bond market on fears over Donald Trump’s policies
Worries about trade wars and a rising debt load have shaken faith in the Treasury market
What does Trump’s 50% EU tariff threat mean for Ireland?
Already the first signs were there – businesses not investing, top-end asking prices for houses trimmed. And now the US president is at it again, threatening 50% tariffs on the EU
Trump threatens Apple with 25% tariff on iPhones
US president steps up pressure on Apple chief executive Tim Cook
Government must ‘anchor’ spending as Ireland faces potential permanent economic hit from tariffs, official says
Central Bank official Vasileios Madouros says shifts in US trade policy have potential to permanently hit Irish economic output
US and Iran to hold nuclear talks in Rome amid clashing red lines
Differences over uranium enrichment put fate of negotiations in the balance
Trump’s evidence of South Africa ‘white genocide’ contains images from DR Congo
Other footage shown during meeting with South African president falsely portrayed as depicting ‘burial sites’
Leo Varadkar has more to offer than reality TV shows or doling out PR advice to mega-rich clients
Mary Robinson and Jimmy Carter are exceptions. The political system cultivates the ideology that money is the measure of the man
More Irish firms sticking with diversity policies, EY survey suggests
Many US companies have changed policies on diversity and inclusion due to hostility from Trump administration
Bernie Sanders: Senator has ‘no apologies’ for his position on Israel’s attack on Gaza
Veteran US senator, who is visiting Ireland this week, has been criticised by Palestinian supporters
Pity the EU negotiator seeking a US trade agreement with minimal damage
Even 60 years ago, in a much simpler world with a much less global supply chain, deals took a long time to iron out
Around 15% of consumers unable to cope with €1,000 financial emergency, survey finds
Shopper confidence up after cooling-off period from tariffs, but overall confidence remains ‘gloomy’, credit union poll suggests
Ireland U-turns to oppose EU pharma reforms after intense lobbying
Pharmaceutical companies stepped up blitz to push Government to back industry position, lobbying logs show
Bruce Springsteen & E Street Band: Land of Hope & Dreams review – A roiling, righteous anti-Trump onslaught
Stay true to what we believe in, the great blue-collar bard urges on this live EP recorded in Manchester
Lone suspect charged with murdering two Israeli embassy staff in shooting near Jewish museum in Washington
Suspect (30) yelled ‘free, free Palestine’ after he was arrested, police said
Trump administration halts Harvard’s ability to enrol international students
Letter sent to university says student and exchange visitor programme certificate revoked ‘effective immediately’
Netanyahu’s promise of Israel’s ‘total victory’ over Hamas is likely to remain elusive dream
Only Trump appears capable at this stage of forcing the Israeli prime minister into a ceasefire
South African reaction to Trump-Ramaphosa meeting: ‘It was always going to be tough’
US president aired ‘white genocide’ claims in Oval Office, but Pretoria’s delegation stuck to the facts and their script
Welcome (back) to the era of Leprechaun economics
Exporters rushing to get product into the US before tariffs hit are distorting the data
Ireland seeks ‘legal clarity’ over Shannon stopover for US deportation flights
Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Harris says flight did not need diplomatic clearance as it was a civil aircraft
Government U-turns on EU pharma reforms after lobbying
EU had sought to cut time pharmaceutical companies could exclusively sell new drugs, to make generics available sooner
Debunking Trump’s claims: Is there any evidence of white genocide in South Africa?
US president made allegations during White House meeting with Cyril Ramaphosa
Ramaphosa stays calm with golf diplomacy in face of Trump’s latest Oval Office ambush
Blatant piece of theatre was designed to thrill the Maga heartland and fuel the wildest paranoias of what could happen in open-borders USA
Quentin Tarantino understood something Joe Biden did not - how to quit while you’re ahead
The director understood people will remember how you left with grace just as much as they remember how you performed at your peak
Trump confronts Cyril Ramaphosa with allegations of mass killings of white South Africans
US president shows video and printed articles purporting to back up unfounded claims of persecution
Donald Trump pressures Republicans to back his ‘big, beautiful’ tax Bill
Hardline Republicans demand deeper cuts to Medicaid and other social security programmes
Google reassures EU cloud users amid concern over Trump threat
Tech giant offers additional data security protections in EU as local customers express concern over reliance on US tech
Irish students’ J1 plans in the Trump era: ‘We said we wouldn’t go ahead. It just isn’t safe’
More than 5,500 J1 summer working visas were issued to Irish students last year
Trump unveils plans for ‘Golden Dome’ missile-defence system headed by US Space Force general
Funding for the project remains uncertain
‘KatKot’ chocolate and ‘Ugarit Cola’: What life in Syria was like under US sanctions
It felt like the more ways we learned to survive the sanctions regime, the more creative ways it found to punish us
Trump announces multibillion-dollar ‘Golden Dome’ missile defence system
Trump says Golden Dome will protect US from foreign strikes using ground and space-based weapons
The Irish Times view on the Biden ‘cover-up’: symptom of a wider malaise
It is a tale of hubris, deception and political cowardice
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