Since Northern Ireland’s formation in 1921, a unionist party has always had the most seats in Stormont. Winning a total of 27 seats compared to the Democratic Unionist Party’s 25, has paved the way for Sinn Féin leader Michelle O’ Neill to become the North’s first minister
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After making headlines around the world, Edward Snowden has been living in Moscow as a refugee since 2013. “I take the metro, live in a
The 45-year-old Russian opposition figure has been on trial since mid-February for fraud and offending a magistrate, charges he describes as political. He has already
Twenty days after the beginning of the Ukraine invasion by Russian military forces, thousands of people have been killed and more than two million people
This Saturday, hundreds of people have demonstrated in the streets of Dublin to express their opposition to Russia’s assault in Ukraine. For the third consecutive
Israel have occupied the West Bank since 1967, the only distinction is that this time Israel want to make it official. The Palestinians call it
The deadliest fighting in years between Israel and Hamas had by mid-May killed over 200 Palestinians in Gaza, including dozens of children, and at least 10
Colombia has entered its fourth week of violent unrest as riot police continued a brutal crackdown on nationwide protests against poverty and inequality exacerbated by
A year and an half after this whole Pandemic started, we still don’t know where the Coronavirus really comes from. We for sure detected the
If you are the type that needs to know the ‘Why’ of it all, well then have I got good news for you. This week has seen the launch of the Why Podcast, a podcast whose sole focus is to uncover why people do what they do.
Behind all the fancy and glamorous images of Dubai that often appear on social media, influencers are all moving there for some years now. The
The recent window-smashing exploits of Extinction Rebellion activists in London has stirred up a wave of online criticism. The protests, which took place on April
Thousands of households in Ireland continue to remain on the housing waiting list, despite a 9.9% decrease from 2019 to 2020. The latest figures released
The United States are criticised globally in their use of weapons, especially in Europe where governments and citizens believe it is an harm towards each
YARI conducted a survey on racism perpetrated by the Gardai to demand that the GSCO takes racism into account when dealing with the investigation around the killing of George Nkencho.
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