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Deaglan De Breadun
Deaglán de Bréadún (pronounced: Deg-lawn de Bray-doon) is a freelance journalist, broadcaster and author based in Dublin, Ireland. He previously worked as Political Correspondent with The Irish Times; Political Editor of The Irish Sun; Local Radio Correspondent with the Irish parliament's ...
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Obituary: John Mullaney, Sligo draper who was a passionate supporter of the town’s Yeats International Summer School
John Mullaney, a Sligo draper and passionate supporter of the Yeats International Summer School, passed away peacefully at Sligo University Hospital on August 20. Born on April 25, 1932, he managed the Mullaney Brothers clothing store, which had a rich history including operating a travel agency and being the first business in Sligo to accept a credit card in 1950. Mullaney was known for his impeccable dress, sociable customer service, and extensive knowledge of Sligo's history. He was also active in the arts and had a love for classical music. His contributions to the Yeats Society Sligo were significant, and he is remembered fondly by his family, friends, and the community. His funeral saw public applause as the cortege passed by the Mullaney Brothers premises.
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David Donaldson
David Donaldson is a journalist based in Bo'ness, United Kingdom.
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Gareth Smyth obituary
Gareth Smyth, a respected Middle East journalist known for his integrity and nuanced reporting, has passed away at 64. His career included roles at the Financial Times, The Guardian, and BBC, covering regions like Lebanon, Iraq, Iran, and Syria. He was recognized for his deep understanding of human complexity and his ability to report on less commonly understood perspectives. Gareth's career also included positions at the Daily Star and contributions to the Labour Party. He is survived by his partner Zeinab Charafeddine, her son Nader, and his brothers Bernard, John, and Patrick.
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Peter Geoghegan
Peter Geoghegan is a journalist based in Glasgow, United Kingdom. His work has appeared in a wide range of newspapers and broadcast outlets including BBC Radio 4, CBC, RTE, ABC, the Guardian, the Times Literary Supplement, the Scotsman, the Irish Times, the Times Higher Education, RTE, the London ...
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Return of the Troubles
Rising tensions in Northern Ireland have led to renewed violence and political unrest, with incidents such as death threats and shootings highlighting the fragility of the region's peace. The Good Friday Agreement, while successful in reducing large-scale violence, has also contributed to the polarization of politics, benefiting extreme parties like Sinn Fein and the Democratic Unionist Party. The region remains deeply divided, with significant social and economic challenges exacerbating the situation. The current unrest is driven by disenfranchised communities, particularly among young people, and underscores the need for a more inclusive political framework to prevent extremists from dictating Northern Ireland's future.
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Diego Giuliani
Journalist since 2001, I've worked for almost all kind of medias: radio, print media (press-agencies, websites and magazines) and a lot of TV. Born in Italy, where I've spent a big part of my life, but with a very international background, I've studied one year in Toronto and spent two years in ...
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Northern Ireland: elections in March. The government coalition collapses
The refusal of Sinn Fein to nominate a new Deputy First Minister has led to the collapse of Northern Ireland's coalition government, prompting early elections. Sinn Fein's Conor Murphy accuses the Unionists of corruption and mismanagement, demanding equality and respect before returning to the power-sharing institutions established by the Good Friday Agreement. Outgoing First Minister Arlene Foster and British Prime Minister Theresa May emphasize the need for stability, especially with Brexit approaching. The snap elections are scheduled for March 2.
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Guy Hedgecoe
Guy Hedgecoe is a journalist based in Madrid, Spain. He covers all news issues, including politics, economics and sport. He is author of 'Freezing Franco: The Battle for Spain's Memory'.
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Israel vents anger at Palestinian recognition through diplomacy and online videos
Ireland, Spain, and Norway are set to formalize their recognition of a Palestinian state, prompting a strong diplomatic backlash from Israel. Israeli Foreign Minister Yisrael Katz criticized the move, warning of consequences and releasing videos targeting the countries. The Israeli government has taken further diplomatic actions, including restricting Spanish consular activities in Jerusalem. Tensions between Spain and Israel have been escalating, with Spanish officials using strong language against Israel's actions in Gaza. The foreign ministers of the three European countries have decided to delay their response to Israel's actions.
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Andrew Mueller
I'm an author, journalist and broadcaster based in London, specialising mostly in music, travel, politics and current affairs. I've written for most British newspapers, magazines all over the world, contributed to many radio and television outlets, and reported from more than 80 countries.
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Book review: The Handshake
Ella Al-Shamahi's book 'The Handshake: A Gripping History' is a timely exploration of the handshake's origins, history, and significance. Al-Shamahi, a palaeoanthropologist and former adherent to strict Islamic law, provides insight into the gesture's primal value in establishing connections. The book debunks myths about the handshake's origins, tracing it back to ancient civilizations and even to Neanderthal ancestors. Despite being a germ transmitter, the handshake has become a global greeting standard, symbolizing compassion, hope, and reconciliation in historical events. The review reflects on the handshake's role in culture and personal interactions, especially in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Lance Price
LANCE PRICE is a journalist based in London, United Kingdom. He is a former BBC Political Correspondent and was special adviser to British prime minister Tony Blair and Director of Communications for the Labour Party. He appears frequently on radio and TV as a political commentator.
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London Terror Attack: The Problem is Not Multiculturalism, Sorry
The article recounts the events of a terror attack near London's Westminster Bridge, emphasizing the resilience and unity of Londoners in the face of terrorism. It criticizes far-right political figures like Nigel Farage for using the attack to promote anti-immigrant sentiments and highlights the diverse and inclusive response from the community. The piece also reflects on the legacy of Martin McGuinness, contrasting his violent past with his later role in the Northern Ireland peace process, and underscores the importance of rejecting divisive politics to combat terrorism.
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Rupert Read
Rupert Read is a professor of philosophy at the University of East Anglia. He is a former chair of Green House think tank, and a former Green Party of England and Wales councillor, spokesperson, European parliamentary candidate and national parliamentary candidate. Until recently Rupert was a ...
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Come Clean, Keir! Did You Really Disparage ‘Tree-Huggers?’
The article questions Labour leader Keir Starmer's commitment to environmental issues, criticizing his alleged disparaging remarks about 'tree-huggers' and highlighting the historical and cultural significance of the term. It contrasts Labour's stance with the Conservative Government's failures on climate funding, suggesting that Labour missed an opportunity to critique the government and demonstrate its own environmental commitment.
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Ivor Roberts
Sir Ivor Roberts is a former British diplomat who served as ambassador in former Yugoslavia, Ireland and Italy. He is the editor of Satow's guide to diplomacy and on the advisory board of The Counter-Extremism project. He is based in Oxford, United Kingdom.
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A giant legacy beset by pygmies
David Trimble's death recalls his pivotal role in the Good Friday Agreement, which ended the Troubles in Northern Ireland. Despite opposition from hardliners, Trimble's efforts, alongside John Hume, earned them the Nobel Peace Prize. The article traces the political journey of Trimble and his contemporaries, including Ian Paisley, and the challenges faced, such as IRA disarmament. The piece also discusses the current issues surrounding the Northern Ireland Protocol post-Brexit, the UK government's handling of the situation, potential legal repercussions, and the impact on the Good Friday Agreement's legacy.
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