Fintan O'Toole

Recent scientific reassessments strengthen the case for rapid climate action rather than weaken it

Climate change has largely fallen off the national and international agenda, surfacing only briefly when extreme weather events — such as those currently affecting Europe — force it back into view

Without the vengeful and malicious obstructionism of the Irish, all the promises of freedom and prosperity would have been fulfilled

Like other countries in the severely water-stressed region, Iran relies heavily on desalinated water

Kuwaiti Oil Firm Blames Iran for Tanker Attack

Such a move, coupled with potential Iranian retaliation against its Gulf Arab neighbours, could unleash devastating consequences across the water-starved Middle East

KPC warned of ‌a possible oil spill in surrounding waters, Kuwaiti state news agency KUNA reported

Fuel retailers were urged to ensure that cuts in taxes on petrol and diesel are quickly passed on to motorists as the Government unveiled a €250 million package of support for households and businesses impacted by soaring energy costs

Their observations to Reuters offer a previously unreported glimpse inside White House decision-making as it adjusts its approach to the biggest U.S. military operation since the 2003 Iraq war

Visa relief announced as flights resume and security alerts remain in place

UAE intercepted Iran threats while is allowing expats with expired visas to return

Lebanese Justice Minister decries Hezbollah's actions: 'We have to control our own country' CNN