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An ESRI study reveals that investing in bus and rail services yields long-term benefits by discouraging private car use, thereby easing traffic congestion and lowering pollution levels.

Pakistan's minister and SESRIC are pitching skills development and digitalization as key areas for economic growth, seeking increased investment from the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC).

The Danish government is advancing a new expulsion reform, which is expected to pass and represents a significant shift in the country's asylum policy.

An opinion piece argues that the world is suffering from the chaos of Trump's wars, leading to new tariffs, rising gas prices, thousands of deaths, and widespread insecurity, all at the whim of a capricious leader.

New research suggests that analyzing gut flora through stool samples could become a future method for identifying individuals at risk of developing type 2 diabetes.

The ESRI has issued a warning that artificial intelligence could have detrimental effects on Ireland's economy and job market, noting that nearly two-thirds of workers are currently exposed to the technology.

New research from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) indicates that the availability of occupational pension coverage has only a limited effect on when individuals choose to retire.

An opinion piece argues that the Iran war has reached a tragic new phase where fear, killing, and upheaval have become normalized, with people adjusting to terror as part of daily life.

A new report from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) reveals that recent energy price increases have disproportionately impacted low-income households, with existing government supports only partially offsetting the effects.

A Danish father made the difficult decision to disown his son after the son stole his mother's wedding ring, marking a final break in their relationship.

An opinion piece argues that artificial intelligence, with its inherent lack of meaning and humanity, is particularly suited to the current political climate, raising concerns about society's reliance on machines over human connection.

The ESRI has warned that the 'income shock' experienced during the pandemic negatively impacted adolescent wellbeing, with girls being disproportionately affected.

An affair between two Swiss federal judges, Beatrice van de Graaf and Yves Donzallaz, is escalating into a scandal for the Federal Court, raising questions about previous assurances regarding their case involvement.

The SVP (Swiss People's Party) is demanding the resignation of federal judges due to a romantic relationship between two members of the Federal Court, sparking debate in Bern.

The ESRI has slammed expensive universal energy credits in Ireland, as the Tánaiste indicates that the government is not ruling out bringing them back onto the agenda.

The Swiss Federal Court is set to decide whether to overturn the results of the E-ID vote, following demands from opponents who cite donations made by Swisscom to the 'yes' campaign.

The chair of SEAI admitted that the requirement for homeowners to pay cash upfront is a significant barrier to deep retrofitting, a concern also highlighted by a recent ESRI report.

A study by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) indicates that the adoption of artificial intelligence by Irish companies is expected to result in job losses, particularly affecting highly educated workers.

Energy price spikes, exacerbated by the war in Iran, are the main driver in the upward forecast.

A 30-year-old Danish man has been identified as an influential figure, participating in 17 out of 40 groups or networks on Europol's 'core of Terrorgram' list.

Pop culture's imagery, entertainment value, and desire are the inspiration for choreographer BamBam Frost. Now 17 young dancers are interpreting her ideas – a multifaceted collage.

ESRI report highlights how child’s performance can be significantly influenced by mother’s level of education

The ring, which is said to be worth around 800,000 kroner, was stolen from a locker room in 2023.

A new study by ESRI warns that students in Ireland who miss 20 or more days of school a year could see a significant drop in their Leaving Cert grades.

A new ESRI study indicates that individuals growing up in areas with robust public transit systems are less likely to rely on personal vehicles as they age, suggesting early infrastructure investment shapes long-term mobility habits.

Switzerland has postponed the election of new Federal Court judges following revelations of a romantic relationship that breached judicial conduct standards. The delay keeps the current bench in place until a compliant selection process can be completed.

A movement with safety, dignity and equality at its heart may now be blamed for the rightwing backlash.

A report critically examines The Spectator's coverage of Muslims, suggesting that Britain's oldest political magazine has become a strong proponent of Islamophobia.

An unusual museum in Waterford, Ireland, is dedicated to centuries-old Irish burial rituals, showcasing a blend of whiskey and joy rather than just sorrow.

The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has revealed that food prices in Ireland are likely to increase again later this year. The ESRI also warned that families may require support by winter due to these rising costs.

Energy prices have risen by 3% of incomes for some of Ireland's poorest households, with the ESRI highlighting that much of the government's support comes from broad-based tax reductions that do not specifically target those most in need.

A report by the ESRI (Economic and Social Research Institute) indicates that immigrants in Ireland make a higher fiscal contribution to public services compared to Irish-born individuals, with no general pattern of immigrants being more reliant on welfare.

Nesrine Malik argues that leaders must stand firm and fight back against the exploitation of murder to spread lies about race and privilege, particularly in the wake of the Henry Nowak rioting, urging a push against toxicity and untruths.

A Swiss federal judge reportedly found a camera hidden in a hedge prior to a 'Weltwoche' publication that revealed a romantic relationship between Federal Judge Yves Donzallaz and Federal Judge Beatrice van de Graaf. New details about the incident are emerging.

New research from the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) indicates that Ireland will need thousands of additional healthcare workers by 2040 to meet future demands in the health sector.

A study by the ESRI, 'Growing Up in Ireland 1998,' indicates that a significant majority of individuals born in 1998 reported experiencing discrimination multiple times a year.

An opinion piece argues that a recent US visit by a king marks the symbolic end of an old era, highlighting irreconcilable crises in both nations that threaten democracy and stability.

According to a 'Weltwoche' article, a male and female judge of the Federal Court are living together in a domestic partnership, leading to ongoing investigations into the alleged forbidden relationship.

A long-standing dispute between brothers who own competing cafes, Sinisen Huvilan Kahvila and Art Cafe Taideterassi, in Helsinki's Töölönlahti area has flared up again, with each accusing the other's

A Swiss politician from the JSVP, Fiechter, publicly criticized a federal judge as 'unprofessional' following the Federal Court's rejection of complaints regarding the E-ID vote.

The ESRI warns that Ireland's energy prices are the highest in the EU due to its significant exposure to international gas prices, with consumers likely to face additional increases in the coming years.

A study conducted by the ESRI has revealed that girls are nearly twice as likely as boys to report experiencing problematic bullying within their schools.

Higher energy prices caused by the Iran war will push the rate of inflation to an average of 3.2% this year up from 2.2% in 2025, according to a forecast from the Economic and Research Institute…

A 30-year-old Danish man has been identified as an influential figure within an alleged terror network, reportedly participating in 17 out of 40 groups on Europol's 'Terrorgram' list.

The Swiss Parliament has elected 34-year-old St. Gallen native Arthur Brunner as a federal judge. Brunner is also known for his international success as a handball referee alongside his legal career.

The additional supports provided to schools serving disadvantaged communities are not enough to bridge the gap in outcomes between students from those communities compared to more affluent ones, an ESRI study has found.

Short absences also linked to lower grades, study finds

A new study by the ESRI has found a direct correlation between school absence and lower educational qualifications, as well as poorer wellbeing in early adulthood.

Denmark's government is likely to pass its new expulsion reform, which is seen as a groundbreaking move by Morten Bødskov, extending further than previous tightening measures' inherent 'process risk'.

An opinion piece argues that while a prime minister's digital presence is important, real change requires bold policies, citing examples like Zohran Mamdani and Andy Burnham.

The ESRI predicts that oil prices will remain significantly above pre-war levels over the next year, with the sustained high energy costs soon expected to affect other sectors, such as food.

A report by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) indicates that recent energy price increases are placing a significantly heavier financial burden on low-income households.

A study by the ESRI (Economic and Social Research Institute) in Ireland has found that immigrants make a higher fiscal contribution than Irish-born citizens and are no more likely to claim welfare. The research challenges common misconceptions about immigration's economic impact.

A new study by the ESRI found no evidence of a rural-urban divide on climate change attitudes, also noting that farmers and non-farmers hold misperceptions of each other’s views.

A federal judge couple, whose romantic relationship had drawn scrutiny, will continue to be fully employed in their respective departments.

Nesrine Malik argues that the normalization of Reform's ideas has transformed concerns about immigration into policing the existence of ethnic minorities within communities.

The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has warned that the economic price shock from a potential conflict involving Iran would be both larger and longer-lasting than initially forecast. This updated assessment suggests a more significant and prolonged impact on prices.

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced that 'strong common ground' is emerging with several parties as she continues negotiations to form a new government. She noted that the recent election results have made the coalition-building process challenging.

A new report from the ESRI indicates that one in ten households in Ireland are unable to afford adequate heating for their homes or to pay their energy bills. This highlights a significant issue of energy poverty across the country.

Columnist Nesrine Malik has voiced strong criticism of the British Prime Minister, describing his approach as 'zombie politics' and questioning his competence.

A report by the ESRI indicates that tenants under the Cost Rental scheme could receive a 29.9% discount. The report also suggests that while the cost rental model has flaws, it can still contribute to housing affordability.

A study by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) indicates that the adoption of artificial intelligence by Irish firms will likely result in job losses. These job reductions are anticipated to be concentrated among highly educated workers.

Researchers from ESRI, whose report sparked a controversy over retrofitting in Ireland, have stated their intention was to highlight necessary additional measures, underscoring the vital importance of retrofitting.

A commentary argues that the Iran war is being flattened into a 'video game war' through AI, memes, and simplistic narratives, reducing the complex conflict to a mere 'dopamine hit'.

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In the Middle East, the occupation is the original sin. And those who banked on this US-backed ‘stability’ now find it giving way beneath them A war spiralling in the Middle East.

The additional supports provided to schools serving disadvantaged communities are not enough to bridge the gap in outcomes between students from those communities compared to more affluent ones, an…

Ireland is significantly behind its 2030 targets for decarbonizing home heating, with reports indicating the state has fallen considerably behind schedule.

A study by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) indicates that even short absences of three days or less from school at age 13 can negatively affect a student's Leaving Certificate results, as well as their health, wellbeing, and social connectedness.