Thailand Signals Openness to Controlled Crypto Conversion
Thailand is weighing a potential leap into regulated crypto services and blockchain bond tokens, signaling growing openness to digital finance while maintaining strict oversight safeguards.
More Dart disruptions to hit over June bank holiday weekend
Iarnrod Eireann has announced that due to engineering works between Connolly and Dun Laoghaire on Saturday May 31, Sunday June 1 and Monday June 2, there w...
What the papers say: Wednesday’s front pages
Wednesday's front pages focus on a range of stories from the HSE possible taking over Children's Health Ireland to the country failing to meet greenhouse gas emission targets for 2030.
‘I have no record’: Harvard grad brought to US as child self-deports to Mexico
U.S. announced its first government-funded self-deportation flight last week
VanEck proposes mining royalty to fill US strategic Bitcoin reserve in a budget-neutral way
The concept includes tax exemption for miners using waste methane in their operations, resulting in cleaning up the environment and accumulate a Bitcoin.
Kiev’s actions harming peace process
Ukraine has significantly ramped up strikes on Russian territory in recent days The recent rise in the number of Ukrainian attacks on Russian soil is detrimental to the ongoing efforts…
Klopp: It should have been one of city’s greatest days
Former Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp believes the horrific scenes at the club's victory parade showed there were "more serious" matters than football.
Nearly 1,000 Irish hotels and guesthouses can seek damages from Booking.com in pricing row
Almost 1,000 hotels and guesthouses in Ireland are eligible to join a legal action in Amsterdam that will claim what’s likely to be millions of euro in dam...
Apple Buys Its First Ever Video Game Studio
An Apple spokesperson confirms to CNET that the tech giant bought Sneaky Sasquatch creators RAC7.
RFK Jr drops Covid vaccines for pregnant women and healthy children from CDC list
It comes as a new Covid variant proliferates around the U.S.
Martin Breheny: Give hurling two referees – one can’t cover three acres of ground
Hurling referees are back in familiar territory, experienced by their equivalents in every sport – facing criticism based essentially on analysis undertake...