Ireland’s recent general election was historic, and the ramifications will echo around the world. The two main features of this election demonstrate an irrevocable change to the Irish political landscape;…

One month ago, the world was wondering if the new phase of the US-Iran conflict would lead to World War III. Three weeks ago, we were getting all worked up…

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The United Kingdom has (finally) left the European Union, the union flag has been taken down and UK MEPs have packed their bags, said ‘au revoir’ to Brussels and hopped…

I had a quick look through Hansard and discovered that I first started speaking on this subject 20 years ago in a debate on the persecution of Christians in Egypt.…