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    A child cries in the malnutrition department of Indira Gandhi Children's Hospital in Kabul, Afghanistan

    €247m fund transfer to Afghanistan charities agreed

    Donors to the World Bank-administered Afghanistan Reconstruction Trust Fund (ARTF) have decided to transfer vital funds to humanitarian organisations in the stricken country.

    World • 10 Dec 21
    Women and girls have complained of being excluded from work and school since the Taliban took power in August

    Girls not permitted to attend school in Afghanistan

    The Taliban has confirmed for the first time that girls are not permitted to attend secondary school in Afghanistan, deeming it "unsafe".

    World • 08 Dec 21
    Tigray People's Liberation Front (TPLF) fighters in June 2021

    War in Tigray: How did it start and can it be resolved?

    Ethiopia has entered its second year of civil war, as government forces clash with those loyal to the Tigray People's Liberation Front. How did this conflict begin, and why is it proving so hard to resolve?

    World • 24 Nov 21
    Three young children are pictured in a tent the Bruzgi Kuznica crossing point on the Belarusian-Polish border

    Desperate people caught up in EU-Belarus stand-off

    Thousands of migrants are camped out close to the Poland-Belarus border in dire conditions aiming to cross into the European Union, in a crisis that began over the summer, and one the EU says was engineered by Minsk in retaliation for sanctions.

    World • 18 Nov 21
    Seán Binder denies all charges against him

    Irish man due to stand trial in Greece next week

    A 27-year-old Irish man is due to go on trial next week in Greece facing charges of people smuggling, membership of a criminal organisation and espionage.

    World • 11 Nov 21
    The documents show how Australia rejected the widely-accepted science that eliminating coal-fired power stations was one of the most important ways of reducing greenhouse gases

    Nations lobbying to change climate report, leak shows

    Leaked documents show that the biggest producers of oil, coal and beef are lobbying scientists intensely to try to strip a landmark climate report of recommendations that threaten their interests.

    Climate Change • 21 Oct 21
    Queues for a bank in Kabul earlier this month

    Afghan economy on brink of collapse, diplomat warns

    The Secretary General of the Norwegian Refugee Council has warned that Afghanistan's economy is on the brink of collapse.

    World • 27 Sep 21
    Angela Merkel has indicated she would like to continue to work on environmental issues

    Angela Merkel - from scientist to world leader

    A small boy asks his mother, "Mummy, can men also be Chancellor?" So the joke goes in Germany, where Angela Merkel has held the role for 16 years.

    Europe • 23 Sep 21
    Elizabeth Holmes arriving at court today

    Elizabeth Holmes' fraud trial begins in California

    Jury selection has begun in the trial of Elizabeth Holmes, once hailed as a ground-breaking biotech wunderkind, now facing a potential 20-year prison sentence for fraud.

    US • 02 Sep 21
    Mr Coveney was addressing the Oireachtas Joint Committee on Foreign Affairs and Defence today

    Coveney says Zappone did not lobby him for envoy role

    The Minister for Foreign Affairs has said he alone made the decision to approach Katherine Zappone for a role as Special Envoy for Freedom of Expression to the UN, and that Ms Zappone did not lobby him for the role.

    Ireland • 31 Aug 21
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