Lies

“Too big to fail.” A phrase that resonates deeply in the world of sports, especially in the context of London Irish—a club that, until recently, appeared too entrenched in history to face the unthinkable. With its 125th anniversary fast approaching and a commendable fifth-place finish in the Premiership, the notion that this storied club could collapse suddenly seemed surreal. Yet, like the fates of Wasps and Worcester, the specter of administration loomed ominously, and the clouds began to gather. Just months ago, whispers…

US President Donald Trump's vision for a so-called "Riviera of the Middle East," which involves claiming control over Gaza, has met a chorus of disapproval and outright rejection from nations across the globe. The implications of such plans raise serious questions about sovereignty, identity, and the right to life in a region fraught with conflict. Amid these discussions, 24-year-old Mohammed Abushaban, a resident of Gaza, voiced his frustration with the President's remarks in a recent conversation with RTE's Morning…

The late U.S. president Jimmy Carter was honored with a somber and dignified military ceremony as his remains were transported to the U.S. Capitol. There, he will lie in state until the national funeral scheduled for later this week. Jimmy Carter, who passed away on December 29 at the remarkable age of 100, served as president from 1977 to 1981. He gained widespread acclaim not just for his time in the White House but also for his humanitarian work after leaving office, recognized globally when he received the Nobel Peace…

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has recently issued a stark warning to Iran, asserting that there is nowhere in the Middle East that Israel cannot reach, especially in light of a series of air strikes on Hezbollah positions in Lebanon. In a video message delivered in English, Netanyahu directly addressed the Iranian populace, cautioning them that their government is steering them "closer to the abyss." He emphasized, "There is no corner in the Middle East Israel cannot access," further stressing that the Iranian…

Somalia FM: Clash with Ethiopian Government, Not Citizens MOGADISHU, Somalia - Somalia’s Foreign Minister, Ahmed Moallim Fiqi, emphasizes that the country's primary issues lie with Ethiopia's government, making it clear the dispute isn't with the people of Ethiopia, whom he praised as 'respectful and forward-thinking.' In discussions with the head of the Inter-Governmental Authority for Development (IGAD), Dr. Workneh Gebeyehu, Fiqi steadfastly accused the Ethiopian government of undermining Somalia’s sovereignty. Recently,…