President Xi’s repression of Muslim minorities is redolent of the Soviet Union’s gulag and will foster a new generation of Islamist domestic terrorists, says Brahma Chellaney

Mary Morrish readily agrees that everyone in Cork knows someone who has benefited from the care and support offered by Marymount University Hospital & Hospice.

While the West must exercise vigilance when faced with China’s ‘influence operations’, it should avoid overreaction, writes Minxin Pei.

A company has lost its High Court challenge over the HSE's refusal to enter into a community pharmacy contract (CPC) with it for a pharmacy on Dublin's northside.

The preparation of tax returns and the processing of payroll for a number of busy central London accountancy firms is now being carried out by start-up company CPC Outsourcing in Bandon, Co Cork.

THE community drug schemes are in danger of collapse from next week as a result of what the Irish Pharmacy Union (IPU) has termed the arrogance and mismanagement of the HSE.

More than 20 pharmacies have claimed they will suffer annual losses of more than €2m if the HSE proceeds with plans to reduce amounts paid to them for dispensing medicines to some members of the public for free.

The European Commission is to launch a legal battle against Ireland for its failure to implement a directive on the training of professional drivers, it announced today.

The OFT is today hosting a one-day conference in Dublin for European consumer protection agencies engaged in tackling cross border scams.

China’s ruling Communist Party, reeling from a corruption epidemic that has seen senior party chiefs jailed around the country, warned today that the fight against graft was a long way from being solved.

KITCHEN and furniture wholesaler OSB Group yesterday announced the acquisition of Cookstown Panel Centre (CPC) for an undisclosed sum.

MARY HARNEY often ponders whether Ireland is closer to Boston or Berlin, but Bertie Ahern is now looking to Beijing.