Fire has broken out at fuel and energy facilities in Russia's Smolensk region as a result of a drone attack launched by Ukraine, said Vasily Anokhin, the governor of the western region.
The National Union of Journalists is expected to tell the Oireachtas media committee the voice of RTÉ staff "has been missing from discourse" about the series of scandals that have hit the broadcaster in the last year.
President Nicolas Maduro announced that a United Nations human rights office would begin operating in Venezuela once again, after it was suspended and its staff ordered to leave in February.
Israeli strikes intensified across Gaza yesterday in some of the heaviest shelling in weeks, residents said, and the army ordered fresh evacuations in the north of the enclave, warning civilians they were in a "dangerous combat zone".
Employment and social welfare supports during the Covid pandemic helped to stabilise the labour market but inequalities persist according to a new study.
Taoiseach Simon Harris dispensed with any preamble and got straight to the point of his Dáil speech, an overdue State apology. A moment the Stardust families had already waited 43 years to receive, writes Paul Cunningham.
The truth around the fatal fire at the Stardust nightclub has finally been revealed after being obstructed by successive governments, according to Sinn Féin Leader Mary Lou McDonald.
Doctors are unavailable to carry out blood tests on suspected drug drivers and staff retention are among the issues facing An Garda Síochána, according to the Policing Authority.
A protester has pleaded guilty to intimidating Kerry TD Michael Healy-Rae by throwing a bottle at and blocking him during an "aggressive" rally outside Government buildings.
Tánaiste Micheál Martin has accused Israel of the vindictive and collective punishment of the population of Gaza following a meeting with UN officials at the Rafah Crossing.
A doctor who was working in the emergency department at University Hospital Limerick on the evening Aoife Johnston presented has said staff were in "an impossible situation" as a result of chronic overcrowding at the facility.
President Michael D Higgins spoke of the contribution Irish people made to Manchester's Industrial Revolution when he accepted an honorary doctorate from the city's university.
