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AI Is Changing Workplace Disputes as More Employees Seek to Assert Their Rights

Most workers who believe they have been treated unfairly at work never take formal action. But the growing use...

Ukraine Accuses Russia of Sharing Satellite Data with Iran as War Widens

Ukraine says it has carried out long-range strikes against routes allegedly used to move Russian military equipment linked to...

Iran Warns Middle East War Could Expand as Netanyahu Prepares to Meet Trump

Iran has warned that the conflict in the Middle East could spread further if the United States resumes airstrikes...

Houthi Rebels Claim Missile Attack on Saudi Arabia as Trump Weighs Further Strikes on Iran

Tehran-backed Houthi rebels claimed responsibility for a missile attack on Saudi Arabia on Saturday, adding to growing tensions across...

Ireland Plans Major Four-Track Upgrade on Dublin-Malahide Rail Corridor

Iarnród Éireann has announced a major rail infrastructure programme aimed at expanding capacity on one of Ireland's busiest railway...

Popular Weight Loss Drugs Linked to Higher Risk of Hair Loss, Study Finds

Popular diabetes and weight loss medicines including Mounjaro, Ozempic and Wegovy may be linked to a higher risk of...

Irish Business Groups Call for Budget 2027 Measures to Cut Costs and Speed Up Infrastructure

Irish business organisations are calling on the Government to use Budget 2027 to reduce rising costs for companies and...

US Strikes Southern Iran as Conflict Spreads Across Gulf and Shipping Routes

US forces launched overnight strikes against targets in southern Iran after President Donald Trump warned that Tehran would pay...

Drug-Smuggling Ship Seized in Ireland Sold for $1 After €17m in State Costs

A cargo ship seized during Ireland's largest-ever cocaine seizure has been transferred to an international shipping company for a...

Andy Burnham Prepares for Downing Street With Cost-of-Living Measures in Focus

Andy Burnham will spend the weekend preparing to become Britain's next prime minister, with allies promising a "dynamic start"...

Dáil Begins Summer Recess as Government Prepares for Key Economic Decisions

The Dáil has begun its summer recess, with members of parliament leaving Leinster House until mid-September while the government...

France’s Expanding EV Charging Network Makes Long-Distance Road Trips Easier Despite Heatwave Challenges

A family road trip from northern France to the French Riviera has highlighted the country's extensive electric vehicle charging...