Kim Bielenberg

With the US president guided this time around by muscular far-right ideologues such as his policy and security adviser Stephen Miller, talk of seizing Greenland by force or other means must be taken very seriously

With the war in the Middle East still causing instability and spiralling fuel prices across the world, the International Energy Agency (IEA) has recommended working from home as one of the immediate remedies during the crisis.

Now that it has contact details for many users, the media giant has promised legal action. But what form will the clampdown take and will it act as a deterrent?

Now that it has contact details for many users, the media giant has promised legal action. But what form will the clampdown take and will it act as a deterrent?

TV viewers watching Rory McIlroy’s remarkable victory in the Masters golf tournament last weekend might have noticed a little green band on his wrist as he stepped forward to swing his clubs.

Anti-Irish job adverts were common, especially in the post-famine years, and poverty and exclusion were the norm for many until a spectacular change in fortunes in recent decades, as a new exhibition in Dublin reveals

It’s a question bothering sports fans across the world: how much will they have to pay to watch their favourite stars running around a field or hitting a ball across manicured lawns?

From TV billionaires to boom-to-bust bankers, and from Johnny Ronan to Enya — behold some of the most impressive mansions (and castles) this island has ever boasted

From TV billionaires to boom-to-bust bankers, and from Johnny Ronan to Enya — behold some of the most impressive mansions (and castles) this island has ever boasted

After a great showing in the recent Galway West by-election, the Nigerian councillor has overcome tragedy to become Labour’s big hope in the next general election