The risk of another national lockdown has receded as the spread of Covid-19 appears to be stabilising following a spike in daily infections.
US President Donald Trump has amplified his call for federal forces to help subdue protests in American cities, denouncing local Democratic leaders and fanning partisan tensions a day after a deadly clash between his supporters and social justice demonstrators in Oregon underscored the threat of politically motivated violence.
Is six feet of separation enough of a physical distance to reduce the risk of catching Covid-19? Is it too far in some circumstances?
Student registration fees are 'too high' and will be looked at over the lifetime of the Government, Higher Education Minister Simon Harris said.
Facebook wants to play a role in Ireland's recovery from the Covid-19 pandemic, senior executive Sheryl Sandberg has told the Taoiseach.
The European Commission said yesterday it would contribute to an initiative led by the World Health Organisation (WHO) to buy Covid-19 vaccines. The WHO said Germany had joined the pact but that the agency was still negotiating with the bloc.
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia imposed travel bans on President Alexander Lukashenko and 29 other Belarusian officials yesterday, acting to impose sanctions before the rest of the EU.
