Juliette Gash

A Sikorsky firefighting helicopter drops water on a wildfire near Agioi Theodori, some 70km west of Athens on 18 July

Climate statistics 'not all doom and gloom' - expert

Limiting temperature increases to 1.5C and, ideally, slowly dropping off once we have got to net zero emissions will enable nations to stabilise the climate, according to the Deputy Director of Copernicus.

World • 08 Aug 23

Palestinian Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs Dr Amal Jadou Shakaa has called on Ireland to formally recognise the State of Palestine

Call for Ireland to formally recognise Palestine state

This is not a job. It's a mission. A calling. That's how Dr Amal Jadou Shakaa, Palestinian Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs, describes her role.

World • 15 May 23

Is Palestine on the cusp of a third intifada?

Juliette Gash reports from the Aida refugee camp in Bethlehem, amid heightened tensions which have led some to predict that Palestine is on the cusp of a third intifada.

World • 16 Mar 23

Over 70 Palestinians have lost their lives since the start of 2023, while 13 Israelis have also been killed

Fears of escalation in violence in Israel-Palestine

Anything can happen, anywhere, any time. That's the warning from a security adviser to the EU Coordinating Office for Palestinian Police Support (EUPOL COPPS) the morning we begin our visit to Ramallah in the West Bank.

World • 12 Mar 23

Brexit has drifted from the front pages but it has not gone away

Spectre of Brexit haunts Brussels again

The corridors of power are polished and poised for powerful people to come and go, making decisions affecting millions of Europeans – even those who would rather they did not, writes RTÉ's Juliette Gash.

Analysis and Comment • 21 Feb 23

Maroš Šefčovič said the work towards a deal is delicate

Finishing line in sight, but deal not done - Šefčovič

The EU's chief Brexit negotiator has said that the finishing line is in sight for a Northern Ireland Protocol deal, but that does not mean a deal is done.

Brexit • 21 Feb 23