Through membership, Ireland will not only benefit from Cern’s vast research resources but will also contribute our expertise in areas such as computational science, data analytics, and peacebuilding.
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The State's media regulator, Comisiun na Meán, recently allocated nearly €6 million to support local reporting. Has the newspaper business risked its independence by accepting the cash?
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A surge in central bank buying, geopolitical tensions, and potential US policy shifts are fueling gold’s rally. With prices already above $3,000 per oz, could an even steeper climb be on the horizon?
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