
Ice and Identity: How Greenland’s Dispute Reflected a European Crossroads
Ireland’s Taoiseach says the Greenland dispute underscores why Europe needs stronger strategic self‑reliance amid diplomatic pressure and shifting global alliances.

Ireland’s Taoiseach says the Greenland dispute underscores why Europe needs stronger strategic self‑reliance amid diplomatic pressure and shifting global alliances.

Ye Olde Orchard Pub has closed indefinitely due to a building issue, leaving staff and patrons waiting for repairs while reflecting on the community memories it holds.

Chinese automaker Chery is preparing to enter the Canadian EV market, spurred by a tariff reduction deal that could open sales and operations, amid debate over quotas and industry impact.

Dow rebounds over 500 points as Trump scraps Greenland tariffs, easing trade fears and boosting investor confidence in a second day of broad market gains.

A recall has been issued for a Dunnes Stores ready meal after mis-packaging led to undeclared fish and barley allergens. Affected products should not be eaten and can be returned for refund.
Trump’s Shannon Airport stopover highlights US claims on Greenland and EU–US ties; Irish leaders affirm cooperation despite tensions, as diplomacy steadies transatlantic relations.

At least €3.7 million in client funds were found unaccounted for at Athlone investment firm Strand Investments, prompting provisional liquidators’ appointment and further court action.

If you notice a new deduction on your payslip, it’s likely the start of contributions to Ireland’s new auto-enrolment pension, MyFutureFund, with shared employee, employer, and State contributions.

A revised Code of Practice on Access to Part-Time Working has been signed into law, offering updated guidance for flexible and fair part-time work arrangements for employers and employees.

Trump sues JPMorgan Chase and CEO Jamie Dimon for $5B, alleging politically motivated account closures, raising questions on banking access and corporate discretion.

Intel shares fell after new manufacturing challenges revived concerns about delays in its turnaround, underscoring how difficult it remains to reclaim chipmaking leadership.

Donald Trump has sued JPMorgan Chase and CEO Jamie Dimon, alleging improper denial of banking services and intensifying debate over banks’ power to cut off access.

The TikTok divestiture deal has closed, reshaping ownership and governance while allowing the platform to continue operating largely unchanged for users.

Airlines are waiving change and cancellation fees as a winter storm approaches, allowing travelers to adjust plans ahead of expected snowfall and disruptions.

Japan halted operations at the world’s largest nuclear power plant just one day after restarting a reactor, underscoring the cautious pace of its nuclear revival.

U.S. stock futures edged lower after major indexes rose for a second straight session, as investors paused to reassess momentum and look ahead to fresh economic signals.

Blue Origin completed its 38th New Shepard flight, carrying six passengers briefly beyond the edge of space before returning to the West Texas desert.

Intel shares dropped 13% after issuing cautious guidance, as investors focused on ongoing concerns about chip production challenges and the timeline for its manufacturing turnaround.

Donald Trump sues JPMorgan for $5 billion, alleging politically motivated debanking, as the case reignites debate over banks’ power to restrict access to financial services.

General Motors will move production of a Buick compact SUV from China to the U.S., reflecting shifting supply-chain strategies amid geopolitical and trade pressures.

Capital One agreed to buy fintech startup Brex for $5.15 billion, signaling deeper consolidation between traditional banks and software-driven credit card companies.

Major Northern European investors are reassessing U.S. market exposure as geopolitical risks rise, signaling a cautious recalibration rather than a wholesale retreat from American assets.

SpaceX has lined up four banks to prepare for a potential IPO, signaling a possible shift toward public markets after years of remaining privately funded.

Former FTX executive Caroline Ellison has been released from federal custody, marking another milestone in the aftermath of the cryptocurrency exchange’s historic collapse.