Just 18% of Irish citizens feel fully safe from external threats, a figure that has risen sharply in the last two years. This growing anxiety, coupled with escalating global instability, is driving a fundamental shift in Ireland’s approach to maritime security. Recent developments – including agreements allowing French and British vessels to patrol Irish waters, … Read more
Czech Minister Macinka to Address UN Amidst Contentious Peace Council Involvement Prague – Czech Minister of Foreign Affairs Jan Lipavský’s recent diplomatic engagements are drawing increased scrutiny, as he prepares to address the United Nations General Assembly in New York. This trip follows closely on the heels of his planned attendance at the opening of … Read more
The world is quietly, yet decisively, shifting towards a new form of governance – one increasingly shaped by technocrats and global institutions. The recent news that former EU Commissioner Phil Hogan is seeking Irish government backing for a senior role within the United Nations isn’t simply a story about one man’s career ambitions; it’s a … Read more