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Tamil Nadu Assembly: The changing address of power
T.N.’s search for a new Secretariat has spanned successive governments; TVK’s latest proposal to build one near coast has revived the debate
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A security deal, but not the end of the Arctic contest
The Greenland agreement strengthens American security while raising sovereignty concerns
Is the Republican stronghold of Texas turning blue?
Polling shows that Democrat James Talarico is neck-and-neck with Republican Ken Paxton in the Texas Senate race, writes Jackie Fox.
Netanyahu loses his majority, but no one has won it yet
If yesterday's Israeli general election was a referendum on Benjamin Netanyahu, the result is far less clear-cut than the country's opposition would have wanted.
Money remains the sticking point for Friday night games
GPA insist there’s a way around it, but even the politically savvy Tom Parsons may struggle to square some circles
Israel's election lays bare its founding fault lines
Israel's election has exposed fault lines that have run through the country since its founding.
Fixing our crippled NHS is a life-and-death issue, yet politicians pay it lip service and then make a beeline for Drumcree
For at least a decade politicians have known gravity of the situation but keep choosing populism over courage and leadership
Where to next after Triple Lock passes first Dáil vote?
The 'Triple Lock' has become one of the most contentious topics in this Government's Programme for Government, in Dáil Éireann, within the Fianna Fáil party and on the streets.
