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How a disinformation network is destabilising the Alliance of Sahel States

Since late 2025, a vast ecosystem of fake social media accounts has been targeting countries in the Alliance of Sahel States and their junta leaders. RFI's Fact-Checking Unit and France 24's Observers have been investigating this network, which is spreading disinformation across West Africa.

Radio France Internationale

Is Burkina Faso on the cusp of another coup?

Worsening insecurity in the country is fuelling rumours of dissent against Burkina Faso’s military government.

Al Jazeera

Burkina Faso army strikes killed dozens of civilians, says HRW

The army’s fight against rebels has been criticised as heavy-handed, with the HRW report being the latest criticism.

Al Jazeera

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Tathony House residents facing 'sleepless nights' while awaiting RTB decision

Tenants of the 35 apartments in Dublin 8 have had an eviction date of June 2 lingering over their heads since they were given notice back in October

Dublin Live

Stephen Donnelly admits driving car which was last taxed eight months ago

Health Minister Stephen Donnelly has admitted driving a car which was last taxed eight months ago. He told the Irish Mirror it was an oversight which has now been rectified.

Irish Mirror

Tathony House tenants vow to stay in their homes no matter what as June eviction looms

The 35 apartments were served mass eviction notices in October head of the eviction ban which has since been lifted

Dublin Live

Final €200 electricity credit payment date as Government hints another could be on the way

Three payments of €200 each have been agreed by the Government in a bid to tackle the cost of living crisis. Every household in Ireland will benefit amid increases in the cost of living.

Irish Mirror

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France asks Burkina Faso to clarify troop departure reports

French President Emmanuel Macron says he is awaiting “clarifications” from Burkina Faso’s new junta leader following a report saying authorities in the West African country ordered hundreds of French troops to leave within a month

The Independent UK

Energy credit Ireland: Exact date next €200 payment will be made, who gets it and how to apply

Three payments of €200 each have been agreed by the Government in a bid to tackle surging energy costs. Every household in Ireland will benefit amid increases in the cost of living.

Irish Mirror

Average rent in newly registered tenancies across Ireland now at €1,464

The index shows that average rents for new tenancies in Dublin were €2,011 a month and outside Dublin they averaged €1,130 a month

Irish Mirror

RTB chairman slammed for 'perverse' view that renters should pay more for tenure security

'In any market you pay more for reliability'

Irish Mirror

Electricity credit Ireland: Exact date €200 energy rebate will be paid, who gets it and how to apply

Three payments of €200 each have been agreed by the Government in a bid to tackle surging energy costs. Every household in Ireland will benefit amid increases in the cost of living.

Irish Mirror

Social welfare Ireland: When households can expect their €200 energy credits - and who is eligible to receive it

The Cabinet has approved plans for three energy credits which are expected to be paid to households in November, January and March

Dublin Live

When Irish households can expect the three €200 energy credits as Government sign off on plans

Domestic electricity customers will receive three instalments of €200 energy credits to help reduce electricity bills over the coming months

Irish Mirror

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Gunfire erupts in Burkina Faso a day after the second coup in nine months

Gunshots rang out in Burkina Faso's capital amid signs of lingering tensions a day after a group of military officers overthrew the man who had seized power in a coup in January.

Irish Mirror

All landlords 'acutely aware' of obligations to tenants, says Housing Minister Darragh O'Brien

The Fianna Fail minister made the comments at the launch of a report by the housing charity Threshold, which found that found that a third of renters are spending 50% of their income on rent

Irish Mirror

All landlords 'must comply with registering rental properties within a month'

'The RTB makes every effort to inform landlords of their obligations to register and to renew their tenancies'

Dublin Live

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly refuses to consider resigning after failure to register Dublin rental property

'It shouldn’t have happened, but it is my responsibility'

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Irish Mirror

Defiant Stephen Donnelly refuses to consider resigning as minister after admitting failure to register Dublin rental property

'It shouldn’t have happened, but it is my responsibility'

Dublin Live

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly fails to register rental property with Residential Tenancies Board

It follows the resignation by his party colleague Robert Troy over several property issues

Irish Mirror

Stephen Donnelly admits failing to register Dublin rental property

The 'oversight' has since been corrected, a spokesman for the Health Minister said

Irish Mirror

Sinn Fein TD under fire from own party for not registering one of his properties

Meath-West deputy Johnny Guirke was slammed for the blunder

Irish Mirror

Robert Troy asked Housing Minister to support landlords seeking to evict tenants during pandemic

The Junior Minister used Dail speaking time to get information on how the minister would help landlords who were prevented from evicting tenants during the Covid-19 pandemic

Irish Mirror

TD Robert Troy says he has 'nothing to hide' before revealing details about interests in 11 properties

Mr Troy did not tell the Dáil he was receiving money from the Rental Assistance Scheme (RAS) when he called for more funding for RAS during a debate in the Dáil in 2014.

Irish Mirror

Minister Robert Troy 'still has questions to answer' over interests errors, says senator

The Minister of State with Responsibility for Trade Promotion has been forced to correct the Dail’s register of declarations of interest after he failed to include several properties

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