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India’s journey to nationhood was shaped by centuries of foreign rule and immense struggle. The adoption of the Constitution on 26 January 1950 marked a defining moment, establishing India as a sovereign, democratic republic. Republic Day…

Dublin: Ireland has deported 33 individuals, including people who entered the country from Poland and Lithuania, after they were found to be involved in a range of criminal offences, Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan has confirmed. The…

Dublin: Prominent broadcaster Ciara Kelly has said Ireland may need to abandon its long-held attachment to semi-detached housing as the country’s housing crisis shows no sign of being resolved. Speaking during a discussion on Newstalk,…

Dublin: Activists and legal experts have warned that Ireland’s proposed International Protection Bill could make the country one of the most restrictive and punitive regimes in Europe for people fleeing war and persecution. The bill,…

Dublin: Weather forecasters have warned of further snowfall and heavy rain across parts of Ireland as strengthening low pressure systems move over the country this week. The Donegal Weather Channel has forecast unsettled conditions, with…

Dublin: A District Court has dismissed a case against an Indian national charged with driving without insurance after accepting that he acted under pressure from his employer and feared losing his job and visa status. Amu Pushpan (27),…

Dublin: An investigation has been launched after a significant quantity of illegal drugs was discovered inside a public toilet at a Dublin courthouse, in what authorities believe was an attempt to smuggle substances to prisoners attending…

Abu Dhabi: Talks aimed at ending the prolonged war in Ukraine have begun in the UAE, with representatives from Russia, Ukraine and the United States holding a second day of discussions on a peace framework proposed by US President Donald…

Brussels: The European Union’s long-debated free trade agreement with the South American Mercosur bloc is expected to enter into provisional effect in March, according to senior EU officials, despite ongoing legal and political opposition.…

Dublin: A revised Code of Practice for Part-Time Work, prepared by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC), has officially come into force in Ireland. The new code was signed by Minister of State for Enterprise and Employment, Alan Dillon,…