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Plans to deter objectors from future projects and a senior member of the Guards suspended make the front pages of Sunday's papers. The Sunday Independent leads with Government departments and State ...

Catherine Connolly's presidential inauguration dominates the front pages of Irish newspapers today. The presidential inauguration takes centre stage on the front page of The Irish Times on Wednesday.

Sometimes chasing success requires sacrifice, but not every possibility deserves such sacrifice. Fountain Hill Theater’s production of THE FRONT PAGE gives audiences a comedic take on the choice ...

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India’s advertising legend Piyush Pandey, who transformed the country’s creative landscape, passed away yesterday at the age of 70. In a fitting tribute, Fevicol honoured the man behind its most ...

One of Israel’s largest newspapers praised President Donald Trump after militant group Hamas agreed to a peace agreement brokered by the United States to bring an end to the two-year long war. The ...

Times of Malta reports that CrediaBank will buy HSBC for a significant discount of €228 million. Times of Malta’s front page also includes a report that the man accused of the recent Bidnija murder ...

On Wednesday, British racing goes dark, and so has the Racing Post front page. In an unprecedented act of protest, the sport has voluntarily cleared today's schedule to sound the alarm over a feared ...

Front page for Sept. 1, 2025: Suspected suicide by troubled man after bust in fatal shoot of Bronx super and wounding of 2 others. Jimmy Avila (r.) was found dead in an apparent suicide at Rikers ...

The following are the stories making the front pages of Malta’s newspapers on Wednesday. Times of Malta leads with the news that random drug and alcohol testing will be introduced and laws will be ...