Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has said he believes there are "options on the table" to be pursued before introducing any scheme to compensate dairy farmers to cull cows from their herds.
Two people have been arrested after tens of thousands of euro in cash and cryptocurrency, as well as dozens of smartphones, computers and a Rolex watch were seized in a garda operation targeting suspected organised fraudsters.
New reforms to allow families to record a stillbirth on a public register will help parents to celebrate their children and change societal attitudes on stillbirths, the Regional Coordinator for Féileacáin has said.
Australian police have arrested and charged a man they allege was behind a failed drug import plot that resulted in cocaine bricks washing up on beaches along the country's east coast for months.
Donald Trump's unprecedented criminal trial resumes later today in New York with the judge seeking to complete jury selection and kick off arguments in the politically explosive case early next week.
Indonesian rescuers are racing to evacuate thousands of people after a volcano erupted five times, forcing authorities to close a nearby airport and issue a warning about falling debris that could cause a tsunami.
European Union leaders will focus today on deepening the European Single Market in order to meet the challenges raised in recent years by the Covid-19 pandemic, the energy crisis and the war in Ukraine.
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said his country reserved the right to protect itself after Iran's unprecedented attack, and that it alone would decide how to do so.
The Palestinian Observer Mission to the United Nations has requested the Security Council consider its bid for full membership again but the US has indicated it will block the move.
A bishop who was stabbed during a service in Australia has said he is recovering quickly and that he has forgiven his attacker as police ramp up investigations into riots triggered by the attack.
Families of the 48 victims of the Stardust tragedy will gather today at Dublin District Coroner's Court as the long-running and long anticipated inquests reach their conclusion.
The Garda Representative Association (GRA) has accused Minister for Justice Helen McEntee of not understanding the issues affecting rank-and-file gardaí.
