The National Interest on MSN
Is Ireland Finally Investing in Its Own Defense?
Ireland is not a member of NATO, and invests only 0.2 percent of its GDP in defense—leading to widespread accusations of "free-riding" on European security guarantees.
With fears about World War Three igniting again following the assault on Iran, the Mirror has looked at which European nations could be the safest during a global conflict ...
Irish Mirror on MSNOpinion
'If Putin could interfere in an Irish election it would surely be to make Mary Lou McDonald Taoiseach'
'Sinn Fein want to leave Ireland and Europe's public services defenceless against Russian tyranny' ...
Following a major escalation in the Middle East, the Express looks at which nations are considered the most peaceful.
Say what you like about Donald Trump, but he recently renamed the US's Department of Defence, the Department of War. Ireland doesn't even have a stand-alone Minister for Defence.
From Paris stages to WWII spy missions, Josephine Baker fought racism and antisemitism while inspiring generations worldwide.
Ireland said it would deepen its naval cooperation with Britain and France and step up protection of shipping and undersea ...
Sixty years ago, the US dropped more than two million tonnes of ordnance on Laos along the Ho Chi Minh Trail, much of which remains unexploded to this day, a terrible legacy endangering lives and requ ...
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