Anxiety on US college campuses as foreign students deported
High-profile detentions and visa revocations are putting students on edge, as Trump tightens squeeze on US schools.
Donegal helps Ireland’s bid to save thatched cottages
The race is on to save Ireland’s remaining thatched cottages and train the next generation of thatchers.
Designed in US, made in China: Why Apple is stuck in tariff tussle
China sits at the heart of Apple’s supply chain – and has benefited hugely from it. Can they break up?
Trump’s threat makes Ukraine mineral deal look like business move
As Trump threatens to walk from peace talks, a mineral deal looks unlikely to offer Ukraine security.
Canadian debate: What did voters think of candidates?
Six voters across the political spectrum took us into their thoughts after watching candidates debate.
Trial of nearly 200 people opens after Turkey protests
Students and journalists are among the 189 people on trial in Istanbul after protests last month.
British man, 27, killed by avalanche in French Alps
The man was near the roadside at the Val Thorens resort when he was swept 15 metres (50ft) in an avalanche, officials say.
Food worker was among Florida State University shooting victims
Authorities have not yet released the names of the victims nor a motive for the shooting.
Eurostar hit by delays ahead of Easter weekend
Eurostar says the delays were caused by a fire near tracks, with several trains between Paris or Brussels and London affected.
One dead after protests against KFC branches in Pakistan
Protesters, angry at the war in Gaza, have claimed KFC is a symbol of the United States and its ally Israel.
