‘Malign actors’: Ireland fears undersea cables face threat from Russia
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Home to many US tech multinationals, Ireland raises alarm over Russia's so-called shadow fleet.
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InternationalWhich key races remain undecided one week after the US midterms?
Democrats hope several races that are still too close to call will further expand their majorities in the US Congress.
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UN warns hunger crisis affecting almost quarter of Lebanon's population could escalate without 'urgent action'.
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The former Bangladeshi PM says she is planning to go back, despite a death sentence.
InternationalSchools in Italy, Scotland and Northern Ireland hit by threats in suspected bomb hoax
More than 6,000 Italian schools received a threat. Authorities in all three countries say there appears to be no risk to the public. It is not known if the incidents are linked.
InternationalZohran Mamdani’s influence grows as Democrats eye 2028 strategies
Progressive strategists explain how Mamdani's 2025 mayoral campaign offered a 'real model' for other progressives.
InternationalRussia’s ambassador to US, Alexander Darchiev, dies at 66
Moscow announces the veteran diplomat's sudden passing without further details.
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