Leo’s Legacy: Evaluating the Former Taoiseach’s Time in Power after Shock Resignation Announcement

At the end of his time as Taoiseach, we are forced to consider, just what will be the legacy of Ireland’s youngest leader? 

Dublin’s Office Oversupply: Challenges and Sustainable Solutions

[W]ith 16 per cent of commercial property in Dublin vacant, it is worrying to see that new office builds are not going to stop any time soon.

Harvesting Health and Reaping Profits: The $2.2 Million Cure for Sickle-Cell Disease

[I]n the period between late 2023 and early 2024, a groundbreaking development has emerged: the Federal Drug Authority (FDA) and the European Union (EU) approvals of a gene-editing therapy that has the potential to change the course of treatment of [Sickle Cell Disease] forever.

The Slovakian Elections: Success or Failure for Fico

Perhaps the most interesting question about the election is whether the current Prime Minister, Robert Fico, 59, will gain a new ally in the Presidential office or whether he will be hit with a political blow.

Explaining South Africa v Israel at the ICJ

While many states have spoken out in support of Palestine, South Africa was the only party to take the initiative of bringing a case before the ICJ. While the most obvious motivating factor behind this is no doubt Israel’s conduct in the region, there are further reasons to explain this, including a shared history of solidarity between civil rights movements in South Africa and Palestine.