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US politicians call on Bryant to stop 'contentious' march (opens the original)
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A bipartisan group of US Congress members has called on Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Bryant to put a stop to the Orange Order march on Garvaghy Road. In a letter to Mr Bryant today, members of the Friends of Ireland Caucus described the issue as a "consequential moment on the island of Ireland" and said that allowing the march to proceed would "reopen wounds that have yet to fully heal". "Failing to intervene and allowing this contentious parade to move forward would risk undermining the pro
Gaza puts Israel and its critics centre stage at UN (opens the original)
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Around New York City, you'd know something is going on. I’m not just talking about the endless NYPD cops, hundreds of armed Secret Service officers with sniffer dogs, nor the near-constant ringing of sirens from motorcades flooding down the streets. Also popping up around the city were striking advertisements on trucks and billboards. "Iranian delegates, thinking of a shopping spree?" one read. "Back home, your people can’t even buy groceries." This was one of the ways in which Israel was making
Taoiseach says world has 'failed Palestine' in UN address (opens the original)
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The Taoiseach has said that when the true horrors of Gaza "are finally and fully revealed, it will shame the world". During his address to the United Nations General Assembly, Micheál Martin said the international community has "failed Palestine" and criticised last year's Gaza peace plan, saying that it has not "changed the reality on the ground". "When the full truth of what has happened - what is still happening - in Gaza is finally known, when the evidence is gathered, when the testimonies a
Concern AI may 'go beyond capability of human control' (opens the original)
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European Commissioner Michael McGrath has expressed concern that AI may go "beyond the capability and control of human beings", given the pace and depth of the technology's development. In an interview with RTÉ News at the UN General Assembly, Commissioner McGrath said that safeguards must be put in place. He said that if the world loses control of AI, "then crucial issues like our own security, the integrity of our democratic systems, and our human rights, and the fundamental rights that we enj
Taoiseach to highlight global uncertainty in UN address (opens the original)
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Taoiseach Micheál Martin is expected to focus on global uncertainty during his address to the UN General Assembly in New York. It is understood Mr Martin will speak about the need to make the multilateral system stronger and highlight conflicts around the world, including in the Middle East, Ukraine and Sudan. His speech is scheduled for around 8pm local time (1am tomorrow Irish time), on the final day of his trip. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Palestinian Authority President Mah
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