The GuardianHow AI could 'supercharge' election risks across south-east Asia
Experts warn that AI could intensify election manipulation risks in south-east Asia, where young populations are highly connected online.
The Guardian
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The GuardianNetanyahu says too early to tell who was behind plane incident as flydubai halts all flights to Israel
Flydubai halted flights to Israel after the cockpit attack and emergency landing. Benjamin Netanyahu cautioned that it was too early to establish who was behind the incident.
The GuardianA 'hero' pilot, plumber and dentist among those who saved flydubai flight to Israel
A reconstruction describes how the injured pilot, off-duty pilots and passengers including a plumber and dentist helped subdue the attacker and land the aircraft safely.
The GuardianTennessee woman on death row taken to hospital after surviving two lethal injections
Tennessee death-row inmate Christa Pike was taken to hospital after two lethal injections failed to kill her, according to witnesses and officials.
The GuardianTennessee says child rapists deserve to die. Now it prepares to execute one of their victims
Background: A report examines Christa Pike's childhood sexual abuse and how that history was treated when she was sentenced to death for murder at 18.
The Guardian'Explosion of melt rates': 20% of Swiss glaciers lost in five years
Swiss glaciers have lost a fifth of their volume in five years, with researchers linking rapidly accelerating melt to fossil-fuel-driven heating.
The GuardianIsraelis divided as vote that could oust Netanyahu only weeks away
A report from Jerusalem captures sharply divided Israeli views of Benjamin Netanyahu ahead of a vote that could remove him from office.
The GuardianHegseth confirms plan to cut 20% of US top military brass and rails at 'beardos, weirdos and wimps'
US defence secretary Pete Hegseth confirmed plans to cut a fifth of senior military posts and renewed his attacks on diversity in the armed forces.
The GuardianPete Hegseth appoints Elon Musk to US taskforce on future of warfare
Hegseth appointed Elon Musk to a US taskforce on the future of warfare, returning the SpaceX chief to a role close to the administration.
The GuardianNew Google Maps images reveal massive scale of devastation in Gaza
New Google Maps satellite images show further extensive destruction of Gaza homes, businesses and places of worship since the fragile ceasefire.
The GuardianRussia continues strikes on Ukraine as Zelenskyy visits frontline - Europe live
Live coverage follows continued Russian strikes and reported infrastructure damage in Kyiv and Odesa as Volodymyr Zelenskyy visits the front line.
The Guardian'Hugely exciting' finds on tiny Scottish island shed light on spread of Christianity
Community-funded excavations on Scotland's island of Lismore have uncovered evidence from a sixth-century monastery that sheds light on Christianity's spread.
The Irish Times
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The Irish TimesWhen is the time to trigger a Border poll?
Explainer: A look at when a Border poll might be called, the evidence about Irish unification and the Northern Secretary's decision under the Belfast Agreement.
The Irish TimesLaw to prevent questioning of rape victims in court on sexual history 'is not working'
A study says Ireland's law restricting sexual-history questioning of rape complainants is not working as intended and should be replaced; it also examines questions about dating-app use.
The Irish TimesOrangemen 'not doing any deal' on Drumcree march, says spokesman but talks continue
An Orange Order spokesman rejects a deal on the Drumcree march while talks continue around a document circulated by the Northern Secretary.
The Irish TimesMedicines watchdog receives 24 reports of weight-loss jab side effects related to vision
The medicines watchdog received 24 reports of suspected vision-related side effects from weight-loss injections. The report discusses studies of optic-nerve risk; reports alone do not establish causation.
The Irish TimesA Jesuit priest at Drumcree church: 'They even called me up to say a prayer'
A Jesuit priest who lives near Garvaghy Road recounts attending Drumcree church and argues that negotiation is the only route out of the standoff.
The Irish TimesECB may resume rate cuts as soon as 2028, says ratings agency S&P
S&P economist Sylvain Broyer argues markets expect too many ECB rate increases and says cuts could resume in early 2028 after inflation weakens demand.
The Irish TimesA Trump electoral project to make Steve Hilton the next governor of California
A profile examines Steve Hilton's move from advising David Cameron to running as a Republican candidate for California governor, and the Trump-aligned campaign around him.
The Irish TimesBlackthorn restaurant review: Much skill on show at this stylish Galway bolthole
Restaurant review: Blackthorn in Galway is praised for adventurous cooking by Nathan Hindmarsh, including dishes prepared on a charcoal grill.
The Irish TimesConservative Catholic US university in Waterford former monastery faces planning questions
Waterford planners sought more information about plans for Ave Maria University's international campus at the former Mount Melleray monastery.
The Irish TimesPressing the Brexit 'I told you so' button is tempting for Ireland, but we should hold fire
Opinion: The writer argues Ireland should resist gloating about Brexit and work constructively with Andy Burnham on closer UK-European ties.
The Irish TimesJust €109,000 of €3.9m overpaid to car dealers for EV scheme has been recovered
The spending watchdog says only €109,000 of €3.9 million overpaid to car dealers under an EV grant scheme has been recovered.
The Irish TimesInside the court as Irish citizen David Anderson faces ex-wife murder charge in Budapest
Podcast: In the News reports from the Budapest court where Irish citizen David Anderson faces a charge of murdering his former wife. The charge remains before court.
The Irish TimesDo I still owe tax if my mother's house sold for less than expected?
Legal advice: A reader asks how capital acquisitions tax applies after an inherited house sells for less than expected.
The Irish TimesState paid millions to asylum seeker housing firms after cancelling contracts
The Comptroller and Auditor General says settlements paid after asylum-accommodation precontracts were cancelled produced no value and substantial losses to taxpayers.
The Irish TimesRight to asylum under threat as Europe turns rightward
Analysis: A look at pressure on the right to claim asylum as European politics moves rightward and leaders seek grounds to suspend protections.
The Irish News
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The Irish NewsDolores Kelly: 'Drumcree has opened up the scars. The pain is real'
Former SDLP assembly member Dolores Kelly describes residents being retraumatised by the renewed Drumcree dispute and the painful memories it has reopened.
The Irish NewsSarah Creighton: Drumcree is a f*** you to nationalism. Is this really what victory looks like for unionism?
Opinion: Sarah Creighton challenges unionist claims of victory at Drumcree and argues that forcing a march through Garvaghy Road would damage the peace process.
The Irish NewsBelfast's Ormeau Road free of flags as deal over emblems restored
A community deal on flags along Belfast's Ormeau Road has been restored after tensions over Irish-language signs; flags have been removed from lampposts.
The Irish NewsUlster Unionists will support TUV motion to exclude Sinn Féin ministers
The Ulster Unionists will support a TUV motion to exclude Sinn Féin ministers. Thirty signatures are needed to secure an Assembly debate.
The Irish NewsNorthern Ireland's new Graduated Driver Licensing rules: What is the scheme and how does it impact young drivers?
Explainer: Northern Ireland's Graduated Driver Licensing scheme begins, introducing rules intended to reduce serious collisions involving novice and young drivers.
The Irish NewsTUV deputy leader - 'I shared AI fake Drumcree crowd picture for entertainment'
TUV deputy leader says he shared an AI-generated Drumcree crowd picture for entertainment; the image exaggerated turnout at a loyalist rally.
The Irish News'Shouting at me will have no effect' - PSNI chief Jon Boutcher responds to Orange Order and Garvaghy residents' complaints
PSNI chief Jon Boutcher responded to complaints from both sides of Drumcree, saying shouting would not influence him and confirming a criminal investigation into the protest.
The Irish NewsGarvaghy residents accuse PSNI of causing Drumcree stand-off
Garvaghy Road spokesman Breandán Mac Cionnaith blames the PSNI for the standoff and calls on the chief constable to meet residents.
The Irish NewsCharlotte Blease: North's new curriculum is missing a vital subject
Opinion: Charlotte Blease argues that philosophy is missing from Northern Ireland's new curriculum and would help children develop independent thinking.
The Irish NewsRepeated fires at Belfast scrapyard cost Fire and Rescue Service 'significant sum'
Repeated major fires at a Belfast docklands scrapyard have imposed significant costs on the Fire and Rescue Service.
The Irish NewsOrmeau Road shows a better way forward on flags is possible - The Irish News view
Editorial: The Irish News argues that the restored Ormeau Road flags agreement offers a better way to manage cultural disputes through local compromise.
Belfast Telegraph
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Belfast TelegraphLaw Society chief executive suspended amid character reference scandal
The Belfast Telegraph reports Law Society NI chief David Lavery has been suspended amid controversy over a character reference for his cousin. His solicitor says he remains an employee and respects confidentiality.
Belfast TelegraphCollapse or survival? Drumcree flashpoint leaves Stormont on brink as DUP and Sinn Féin face off
Analysis: A look at whether the Executive can survive the Drumcree confrontation as the DUP and Sinn Féin face mounting political pressure.
Belfast TelegraphHow loss of mother at age of six led to former NI nurse becoming Macmillan Buddy: 'It's about listening'
Former NI nurse Bernie Michaelides explains how losing her mother as a child shaped her decision to volunteer as a Macmillan Buddy supporting people with cancer.
Belfast TelegraphI was there for all the mayhem of the 90s... it's clear that today's Drumcree dispute is a different beast
Comment: A former frontline reporter compares today's Drumcree confrontation with the violence and standoffs he covered in the 1990s.
Belfast TelegraphDrumcree is a symptom of a deeper sickness... we need to change our whole thinking on how we want to shape NI's future
Opinion: The writer argues Drumcree exposes deeper divisions and calls for a different approach to Northern Ireland's future.
Belfast TelegraphLockhart says any deal that sees Orangemen 'walk away' from right to parade down Garvaghy Road will not be accepted
Carla Lockhart says a Drumcree agreement that requires Orangemen to abandon their claimed right to parade down Garvaghy Road will not be accepted.
Belfast TelegraphInquest hears man's chest pain turned out to be ulcer, resulting in 'catastrophic bleeding'
An inquest heard that Eric McNeill died at Altnagelvin Hospital after chest pain proved to be an ulcer causing catastrophic bleeding.
Belfast TelegraphBoots closing on £7 billion sale to Canada's Weston family - reports
Reports say Boots is nearing a roughly £7 billion sale to Canada's Weston family, with owner Sycamore in advanced talks.
Belfast TelegraphElizabeth Debicki to play Richard II in Royal Shakespeare Company show
Elizabeth Debicki is to play Richard II in a Royal Shakespeare Company production, taking on the title role in Shakespeare's history play.
Belfast TelegraphAirtel Money heading for £5.3bn stock market debut after setting float price
Airtel Money set an offer price for a planned London flotation that would value the mobile-payments business at about £5.3 billion.
Belfast TelegraphAfter witnessing widespread cheating at a Ballymena quiz night, all I wanted was to shout, shout and let it all out...
Comment: A writer's experience of apparent cheating at a Ballymena quiz night prompts a comic reflection on fair play and frustration.
Belfast TelegraphInside Belfast's biggest cruise ship of the year as 4,345 passengers arrive to explore city
A tour of Belfast's largest visiting cruise ship of the year follows the arrival of 4,345 passengers, with a look at life aboard.
Belfast TelegraphCould a 'one and done' final Drumcree parade work? A dead Orangeman's words show this was offered in a secret process
Opinion: A look back at a secret attempt to negotiate a final Drumcree parade through a compromise involving senior Catholic clerics.
Belfast TelegraphMisinformation about role of policing amid Drumcree standoff has clearly angered PSNI chief Jon Boutcher after defiant statement
Analysis: The writer examines misinformation about policing during Drumcree and Jon Boutcher's defiant response to pressure from rival sides.