US President Joe Biden has said that his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky "didn't want to hear" American warnings ahead of Russia's invasion of his country.

A 46-year-old man arrested as part of investigation into bomb alert that forced Minister Simon Coveney to be evacuated from event in Belfast in March has been charged with possession of a firearm and other offences.

The UK Protocol bill is expected to strip out a swathe of provisions, not because they make the EU implement the Protocol more zealously, but because the UK does not like them. This is what has caused EU capitals to harden their position, writes Tony...

Ivanka Trump "checked out" on election issues in the aftermath of the 2020 election, her father and former President Donald Trump said last night after the release of testimony in which she said did not believe his claims of election fraud.

Members of the Social Democrats are meeting at the party's first in-person national conference since 2019 in Dublin this weekend.

A global pandemic was never going to stop Eibhlin Fitzpatrick from opening her first business and setting about changing people's shopping habits.

We now spend proportionately less on fuel than we did in the '80s, which is small comfort now that you're paying 26% more for your petrol compared to last year, writes Robert Shortt.

US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin has blasted China's "provocative, destabilising" military activity near Taiwan, as well as Beijing's growing aggression across the wider Asia-Pacific region.

Cruinniú na nÓg will see 450 free creative activities and events for children in Ireland and takes place between 12pm to 3pm.

Singer Justin Bieber has told fans in a video posted to Instagram that he has been diagnosed with Ramsay Hunt Syndrome, which is causing him partial facial paralysis.

The UK's Prince Charles is said to be "more than disappointed" by the British government's policy to send migrants to Rwanda, with reports that he privately described the move as "appalling".

The price of US gasoline has averaged more than $5 (€4.75) a gallon for the first time, data from the AAA showed, extending a surge in fuel costs that is driving rising inflation.

The United States is dropping its requirement for all air passengers to provide a negative Covid-19 test before departure.

There has been a further rise in the number of patients on public hospital waiting lists with over 851,000 people waiting for treatment or a first meeting with a consultant for an outpatient appointment.

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly has said his department is watching closely the recent rise in Covid-19 hospitalisations, with the number in hospital having risen to 355.

Authorities in Texas have said they have located a woman whose parents were found dead in 1981 when she was a baby, and have appealed to the public for help in solving the mystery around their murder.

Father and son team Roger and Bradley Stockton have been killed while racing at the Isle of Man TT, organisers have confirmed.

Britain condemned Russian proxy authorities in Donbas for what it called an "egregious breach" of the Geneva convention in sentencing to death two British nationals captured there while fighting for Ukraine.

The Galway Film Fleadh has announced that two new Irish features, the Olivia Colman-starring Joyride and the Gaelic football drama Lakelands, will receive their world premieres at the festival in July.

Beijing will "not hesitate to start a war" if Taiwan declares independence, China's defence minister has warned his US counterpart, in the latest salvo between the countries over the island.