Person: Stephen Bannon

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Irish Examiner View: Power grab bad news for vital Brexit talks

This time four years ago when the idea of President Donald Trump seemed as daft as the possibility of Brexit political strategist Stephen Bannon came to public attention. His influence was significant.

comment-analysis

Gordon Brown: Britain’s renewal after Donald Trump and Brexit

The apparent triumph of Nigel Farage in the British political sphere has cast a huge shadow over a nation struggling to find its identity, writes Gordon Brown.

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US Christian groups as big a threat to EU elections as Russia

Fundamentalists hostile to Europe’s values are covertly backing right-wing elements across the bloc, says Mary Fitzgerald

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BULLETIN: James Brokenshire resigns as Northern Ireland Secretary; Disclosures Tribunal to look at contacts between Nóirín O’Sullivan and Government

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We can’t close the book on Trump’s behaviour

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Strong and united EU needed to face up to Russian threat

Bannon has learned he was not indispensable

Most US administrations have had an aide who deemed himself crucial to the president. Steve Bannon was Donald Trump’s, until he had his wings clipped says Elizabeth Drew

Wed, 23 Aug, 2017

The ordinary, working American man in support of Donald Trump

“Nineteen hyenas and a broken vacuum cleaner control the White House.”

Mon, 21 Aug, 2017

Donald Trump letting Steve Bannon know who is boss

The US president has publicly criticised his chief strategist, but it is the latter’s feud with Trump’s son-in-law that may push him out of the inner circle, says Shannon Pettypiece

Mon, 17 Apr, 2017

Could advertisers help real journalism defeat fake news?

Joe Dermody interviews Paul Moran, managing director of Mediaworks marketing and advertising.

Fri, 24 Feb, 2017

It is now up to the free press to call out Donald Trump on his lies

Brandon Hardin asks why the new US administration wants to tell lies that are easily disprovable and use them to go to war on the media

Mon, 30 Jan, 2017

Theresa May’s Trump card not a likely winner

Brexiteers claim UK-US deal will fill the trade vacuum, but it could be a hollow solution, writes Guy Verhofstadt.

Sat, 28 Jan, 2017

Meet Stephen Bannon: Donald Trump’s right-wing, right-hand man

A chief strategist who is clearly provable to be a misogynist is an outrage, writes Lucy Clarke Billings

Sat, 19 Nov, 2016

Future for feminism looks bleak in the aftermath of US elections

Being a feminist right now feels foolish and pointless. It is not what we would want for our daughters, writes Alison O’Connor

Fri, 18 Nov, 2016

Inside the Trump bunker - meet the people powering his campaign

Win or lose, Donald Trump and his inner circle have built a direct marketing operation that could power a TV network — or finish off the Republican party. By Joshua Green and Sasha Issenberg

Sat, 05 Nov, 2016

Donald Trump's stance on deporting 11 million unclear

Republican Donald Trump says he’s not vacillating when it comes to his proposal to deport the estimated 11 million people living in the US illegally — even though his new campaign manager now says his stance is “to be determined”.

Tue, 23 Aug, 2016

Donald Trump adds to his campaign team to 'fully embrace his aggressive style'

Donald Trump has reshuffled his campaign team for the second time in two months as he trails Hillary Clinton in the polls in most key battleground states.

Thu, 18 Aug, 2016

Donald Trump overhauls campaign team

Republican Donald Trump has announced a shake-up of his campaign team leadership amid falling poll ratings 81 days before the presidential election.

Thu, 18 Aug, 2016

Man reported missing in Cavan

Gardaí in Cavan are today looking for the public's helping in tracking down a 24-year-old man.

Sat, 03 Apr, 2010

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