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Republicans routed as Democrats retake the Senate in style
Taoiseach doing some ‘deep thinking’ about Irish unity with creation of new Government body
Can Israel’s opposition parties oust Netanyahu?
Can Democrats take the Senate? US midterms special with Galen Druke
Viral 'hugging grandparents' ad: did Jim O’Callaghan need to intervene?
Jamie Bryson: Northern Irish unionists 'must go on the offensive'
Is diversity in politics dead?
As the fight over the next EU budget intensifies, what’s in it for Ireland?
How will the public sector pay dispute end?
US midterms: is a 'blue wave' coming?
RTÉ funding snub not a good look for Patrick O’Donovan
Budget 2027: buying the peace by pouring fuel on the fire
'Traitors to creation': Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor on the far right's apocalypse alliance
Budget drama could go to the wire as ministers wrestle for cash that may not come
Siobhán Fenton worked for Sinn Féin. She explains why it has not won power
Can we escape the algorithm? Mark Little is still optimistic
Latest poll numbers show neither Government nor Opposition all that popular with electorate
What to watch as Xi visits Washington
Where Anthony Scaramucci and America went wrong
What is driving the abuse and intimidation of politicians here?
Sweden's political shift and Germany's electoral shock
What's the best way to make Ireland more equal?
Trump's support for reunification grabs the headlines on a colourful day
Why has Occupied Territories legislation taken so long?
'Disruptive' Jack Chambers talks tough on HSE overspending and budget negotiations
P aul Mason on communism, China and the crisis of the left
What will President Connolly say to president Trump?
'Equal-opportunities satirist' Paul Howard takes aim at Irish reunification
Where next for Simon, Micheál and Mary Lou?
EU presidency hits Wicklow next week and Burnham nixes talk of a Border poll
M9 crash aftermath: can the Government bring social media under control?
Government stalls on fuel excise duty; politics reacts to M9 tragedy
Why does Ireland support Palestine and does anti-Semitism play a role?
Tradwife guidance, truthfulness and 'clever' politics in Limerick
From boom to bust: how the PDs unravelled - Dessie Can Do It, part three
How the PDs broke the mould of Irish politics - Dessie Can Do It, part two
Dessie Can Do It, part one: the birth of a new political force
The spiralling projected cost of the Metrolink brings the NCH to mind
Could India’s ‘Gen Z’ protests bring down Narendra Modi?
All signs point to Budget 2027 not having much room to manoeuvre
Does salesman Andy Burnham have a product to sell?
How Europe's chief negotiator sees Brexit 10 years on
What to expect from Aughinish Alumina report and the call to ban e-scooters
End of term: what was the biggest moment of the political season?
Marine Le Pen's bid for power and the history of France's far right
Sinn Féin and Government on completely different timetables for Irish unity
Germany at a crossroads: football, political frustration and the far right
Nigel Farage resigns triggering by-election
Aughinish Alumina is proving to be a real diplomatic headache
How the duplicitous double life of Jeffrey Donaldson threatens the future of unionism
Pat Rabbitte: 'you’re not going to get a broad left alliance'
The triple lock is the latest issue for Fianna Fáil’s awkward squad
How will Ireland navigate the EU presidency?
Ireland gears up for EU presidency and Andy Burnham sweeps Makerfield byelection
Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales believes the crisis of trust is still fixable
Eruption of violence in Northern Ireland echoes the Troubles
Is meaningful climate action possible in a democracy?
Inside Politics Meets GD Politics: A crossover episode with Galen Druke
Rotunda row pits public against private health care
Darragh O'Brien on Ireland's missed climate targets, new help to buy EVs and Fianna Fáil's leadership
Are Sinn Féin drifting away from an uneasy left-wing alliance?
Shane Ross: Why politicians won't fix RTÉ - or let it fail
Why do these men want to strip women of the right to vote?
Winners and losers: What we’ve learned from the byelections
Ennis and Kyne in poll position on a bad day for big parties
Taoiseach has Gaza on his mind amid European tour
Byelections: campaign trail stories and final predictions
What's wrong with Ireland? Sinead O'Sullivan has an answer
Keir Starmer finds himself in office without power
Two-way race for Sinn Féin and Soc Dems in Dublin Central byelection
Who will win Dublin Central?
How Fianna Fáil was formed - with Ronan McGreevy
Polls suggest three-way shootout in Galway West byelection
Inside Politics Live in Galway: Who can win the Galway West byelection?
Byelection candidates are confirmed as campaigns ramp up
Fintan O'Toole: 100 years on, Fianna Fáil is flailing
Another violent attack on Trump brings a short-lived truce in his battle with the media
Is there real pressure on Sinn Féin to win at least one seat in upcoming byelections?
What the fuel protests meant
Another Fianna Fáil heave that wasn’t
Healy-Raes' departure caps a terrible week for the Government
The end of the Orbán model
How the Government bungled its response to fuel protests
Could Labour have done anything to avoid electoral wipeout in 2016? Collapse, part three
Pressure builds on Labour as austerity bites: Collapse, part two
Collapse: How Labour went from boom to bust
Is Ireland taking anti-Semitism seriously enough?
Government can't help helping as fuel costs soar; and how many TDs are too many?
Was Seán Lemass really Ireland's greatest taoiseach?
'In the pocket of US multinationals': How is Ireland seen by Europe?
In the shadow of the war in Iran, inflation and energy costs look set to climb ever higher
The Taoiseach in the court of the mad king
Taoiseach awaits his next dentist’s appointment at The White House
How the Iran war is impacting the world's economies
The modern face of Irish America
How could Donald Trump have thought war with Iran was a good idea?
Why is the US blocking oil imports to Cuba?
Is regime change in Iran a realistic possibility?
'Sorry' doesn’t seem to be the hardest word for Government
Maria Steen: 'If you are in the centre and everybody else moves left, all of a sudden you look right wing'