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The Second Deputy Prime Minister believes that the choice between her, Houngbo and González-Olaechea decides “whether democracy continues to organise the world of work or whether the law of the strongest prevails over social dialogue”.
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Police surgeon Dr Samia has revealed receiving threats during proceedings in the Mir Raza murder case. She shared the details before a commission formed to examine the case.
The decision comes amid the large-scale devastation caused by the recent floods and landslides in Nepal
The President of the United States argues that it is the conflict in Ukraine, not the one in Iran, that has driven up the price of diesel.
Three sisters who were seriously injured in a crash in Co Kildare said they are "taking things one day at a time" and are getting stronger each day.
A larger multinational exercise is running at the same time on the Belarusian border, with about 2,500 troops from eight countries.
