Irish woman in Sweden: No lockdown, little distancing, people still shaking hands

More than 280 people have died of Covid-19 in Sweden, but much life goes on as normal

Prevent business travel from becoming a journey to ill health

Studies show frequent business travel can cause chronic long-term health problems

Autism’s connection with air pollution explored in research

Evidence links airborne particles to condition but more studies are needed

Pilita Clark: We got to the moon so one day we will also know how to pack

The wardrobe of a former foreign correspondent for a three-week trip to Uganda included just three pairs of underpants

John FitzGerald: the financial implications of Ireland leaving a union

After a Churchill and Cosgrave meeting, a deal was done for Ireland to pay £5m instead of £156m

No watershed: A botched coup, and Turkey’s slide into authoritarian rule

World View: Now unassailable, President Erdogan has purged any and all ‘threats’

Road Warrior: Aer Lingus’ new long haul Airbus fleet

Moxy of hotels from Marriott and examining the dark side of ‘hypermobility’

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Erdogan’s Turkey: the end of democracy?

The Reina nightclub attack has only added to the country’s sense of insecurity. As its president turns towards Russia, many fear an even steeper slide into authoritarianism

Trinity joins Oxford and Cambridge in European college network

23-strong League of European Research Universities is major player at EU level

Ikea finalising its biggest overhaul in decades

Decision to rip up organisational blueprint taken at secret meeting in late 2014

Sweden votes as the centre-left opposition holds its lead

The widely admired strong economy faces significant challenges including high unemployment

Pirate Bay becomes ‘Research Bay’ in file-sharing project

Controversial website and Swedish university to study “habits and norms” of its community

Asia Briefing: Regional agricultural growth taking root in North Korea