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Irish support for Palestinian rights is explored through personal stories and historical connections, highlighting a shared struggle against colonialism.
Global imbalances occur when trade surpluses and deficits lead to economic recessions.
The speaker trusts the Financial Times for its relevant finance insights and in-depth analysis.
China's Wang Yi meets Russian leaders in Moscow amid ongoing support for Russia over Ukraine.
Ireland questions its trade with Israel while supporting Palestine, reports Dena Takruri.
Diana Magnay and Michael Clarke discuss the crisis in Nagorno-Karabakh and its impact on Armenians.
Zimbabweans in South Africa face deportation as residency permits expire in June.
Central banks on both sides face rising inflation as prices surge in Germany and beyond.
Voting in the US occurs on Tuesdays in November due to historical scheduling conflicts.
Ahmed and Mariam, refugees from Syria and Eritrea respectively, navigate the challenges of the EU's Dublin regulation as they seek better opportunities in Germany and the UK.
Trump's withdrawal from the nuclear forces treaty raises concerns about global security.
Mr Trump faces laughter at the UN but may change history with his bold policies.
Donald Trump allows Turkey to attack Syrian forces, risking ISIS resurgence and regional stability.
Donald Trump's four years disrupt transatlantic relations and challenge NATO's stability.
Huawei aims to dominate 5G technology at Mobile World Congress 2019 amid Western scrutiny.
Temi Mwale discusses misconceptions about gangs and youth violence in London.
NATO discusses Ukraine and Israel Hamas in Brussels while Finland closes its border with Russia.
Mohammed bin Salman announces Saudi Aramco's IPO plan in January 2016, facing valuation challenges.
Francois Hollande faces economic challenges as France's unemployment rises and competitiveness declines.
Emanuel Macron's new immigration bill in France raises concerns among rights advocates and immigrants.
Chinese electric car manufacturers now hold almost two-thirds of the market share in China, leaving U.S. and German car makers far behind.
Angela Merkel's resignation prompts a critical leadership battle in Germany's CDU party.
Germany's military struggles with neglect, prompting urgent reforms for the Bundeswehr.
Martin Sandburg Martin discusses the rising global government debt and its implications.
Big Tech faces pressure from regulators in Europe and the US, impacting Twitter, Facebook, and Google.
Greece faces a potential crisis as creditors struggle to agree on bailout terms with Tony Barba.
MPs like Anna Soubry face harassment outside the House of Commons, prompting police action.
The draft deal raises concerns for hard Brexit supporters regarding Northern Ireland and customs.
President Harry Truman signs Executive Order 9981, ending military segregation in 1948.
Boris Pastorius, Germany's new defense minister, meets with U.S. defense secretary Lloyd Austin to discuss military aid to Ukraine amid ongoing tensions with Russia.
The Russian government resigns as Putin prepares for power shifts in the State of the Nation Address.
Over 8 million Ukrainians flee their Homeland since February, with 2.85 million going to Russia.
Dan Ives discusses 200,000 tech job losses and the shift in Silicon Valley's priorities.
The Bank of England cuts wage growth forecasts as average wages stagnate in England.
Health care could be a decisive factor in the November election amid the DC lockdown.
Rana Foroohar highlights healthcare's role in the 2020 presidential election debates.
Traditional large healthcare companies face challenges from emerging HealthTech innovations.
Hong Kong protests challenge Xi Jinping's vision for China amid rising authoritarianism.
Hong Kong bans face masks under emergency powers amid rising protests and police brutality.
Hong Kong is vital for China, serving as a key financial gateway to the world.
Hong Kong protests against an extradition bill escalate after four days of unrest and police violence.
Emma Dunkley discusses how the Federal Reserve's rate rise affects Hong Kong's housing market.
Protesters storm Hong Kong's Parliament amid the worst political crisis since 1997.
Hong Kong protests escalate after a student's death and a shooting incident on Monday.
Hong Kongers protest against extradition law, fearing loss of freedoms and future risks.
Protests in central Hong Kong escalate as demonstrators set a barricade on fire in Wan Chai.
India reassesses its relationship with China after a brutal clash and military buildup.
President Donald Trump visits India, receiving a grand welcome from Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
