The UN’s migration agency has issued a stark warning about a new and dangerous trend: the use of artificial intelligence to spread misinformation and hate against migrants. According to the International Organization for Migration, this digital weaponization is turning public anxiety into outright suspicion and casting migrants as targets for hostility and violence. The spread of these narratives is not just an online problem; it is fueling real-world discrimination, eroding public trust in migration policies, and putting vulnerable people at greater risk. The core message is that as technology becomes more advanced, the challenge of separating truth from fiction grows,…

On a chilly Tuesday morning in Dublin, a crowd gathered outside Government Buildings with a message that was at once simple and deeply emotional: Ireland’s neutrality does not belong to the Government, and it should not be changed without asking the people. The protest had been called by Sinn Féin, and it came just weeks after a Dáil vote that had shaken the political establishment. By a narrow margin of 79 votes to 71, TDs had approved a Bill that would end the requirement for United Nations Security Council approval before Irish peacekeepers can be deployed on certain missions. The…