An arson attack in Dublin features heavily on the first front pages of the year in Ireland. The Irish Times lead with submarines off the Irish coast being tracked by sonar buoys. The Irish Examiner ...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Monday. Times of Malta quotes former Chamber of Commerce president Marisa Xuereb saying a five-hour workday is sufficient for most employees ...

President Donald Trump announced that Americans would see lower prescription drug prices after his administration reached deals with nine top drug manufacturers on Friday. Trump was joined at the ...

The following are the top stories in Malta's newspapers on Sunday. The Sunday Times of Malta reports that Affordable Housing Minister Roderick Galdes bartered an apartment in Xagħra for a plot of land ...

The front page of the newspaper is a mark of history. For more than 100 years, the Miami Herald has trumpeted the biggest news: war, disasters, political sagas, hurricanes, sports championships. Miami ...

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First match point for Spain. The national team will look today, against Georgia, to secure its qualification (at least virtually) for the 2026 World Cup. This is how the front pages look on Saturday, ...

Millions viewed and shared Jerusalem Post front pages on social media, as well as by major news organizations worldwide. The Jerusalem Post’s Monday front page, headlined “God bless the peacemaker,” ...

The champion's triumph over Mallorca, with its share of controversy, opens the sports press on this Sunday where the League continues. Barcelona's victory leaves no one indifferent, especially after ...

President Trump is going to Scotland to meet with Prime Minister Starmer and visit his golf resorts. The trip follows recent controversies surrounding Trump's connection to Jeffrey Epstein and the ...

In July 2025, as U.S. President Donald Trump flew to Scotland (archived) for trade talks and golf, rumors claimed that the Scottish newspaper The National's front page read "Convicted US felon to ...