Budget drama could go to the wire as ministers wrestle for cash that may not come

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Budget 2027: buying the  peace by pouring fuel on the fire

Ireland is politically and economically stable, as Simon Harris pointed out in his Budget speech yesterday. But keeping it that way is getting more expensive. Increased capital spending, increased day-to-day spending, tax cuts - yesterday’s Budget delivered the lot. Is this susta ...  Show more

'Traitors to creation': Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor on the far right's apocalypse alliance

Last year Naomi Klein and Astra Taylor co-authored an essay in The Guardian with a provocative title: The Rise of End Times Fascism. In it they argued that a new alliance was emerging on the political right, made up of Christian fundamentalists, Silicon Valley billionaires and ha ...  Show more

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