Bomb threats force RTÉ and other Irish media to evacuate newsrooms
Ireland’s government calls the hoax threats very serious and says they look like part of a co-ordinated campaign of disruption that has already hit flights across Europe
World news from The Thursday Times' foreign desk.
Ireland’s government calls the hoax threats very serious and says they look like part of a co-ordinated campaign of disruption that has already hit flights across Europe

Researchers found for-hire accounts in India pushing his primary rival’s videos, while posts attacking him for his faith rose twentyfold after his win

Pakistani nationals who settled in India by 2009 and cannot renew their passports without a CNIC are exempted under a Home Ministry order that also covers minority migrants, Sri Lankan Tamils and Tibetans

Elon Musk says the Texas factory will switch next year to the self-driving robotaxi, and the truck’s lead engineer suggests its run is over

The British designer, who worked with Demna on the house’s menswear, starts on November 16

Lawmakers voted 279 to 119, leaving only presidential ratification and the deposit of documents before the pact comes into force

The State Department called the report “fake news” and said the secretary of state has not discussed leaving his role

Jeff Bezos’ rocket company also announced Northstar, a lighter and more powerful engine, as it rebuilds a pad damaged in May

President Herzog is expected to task the Yashar leader, while Netanyahu has 46 and United Torah Judaism backed no one

CISA and the FBI say hackers are targeting internet-connected cold storage, and urge firms to take systems offline
