Ireland

As for diplomatic efforts to end the fighting, they remain stalled, though the president says Iran wants to make a deal.

And the president was asked by reporters on Sunday as he left Ireland about the latest negotiations with Iran.

Iran wants to make a deal so badly.

They are calling constantly.

They gotta make the right deal.

I'm not gonna make a deal that's no good.

As he left, the president had a surprise announcement for Ireland after getting requests to remove US tariffs on Irish whiskey.

On behalf of the United States of America, I am going to take the tariffs off.

I'm not gonna make a deal that's no good.

As he left, the president had a surprise announcement for Ireland after getting requests to remove US tariffs on Irish whiskey.

On behalf of the United States of America, I am going to take the tariffs off Ireland.

And some scary moments for the Wisconsin Republican gubernatorial candidate in Wisconsin.

The small plane he was riding in forced to make an emergency landing in Lake Wausau on Saturday.

... kind of, you know, throughout the last month or two.

We're gonna really start to hammer that down, and one of the two big places we've been talking about going to is Ireland.

Um, we will-

Yeah, there's, like, six or seven out of these really...

Six or seven out of those two places.

[laughs]

But the opening of this movie, just, um, watching the car drive through Ireland, like wherever the hell they were driving, like that's the Ireland I wanna see, and that was like...

I was like, "Ah, now I kind of wanna go to Ireland even more." [laughs] I've seen a-

A decision expected on the oil and gas fields in the North Sea has been delayed.

And Donald Trump, on his visit to Ireland, called for a united Ireland, leading to a memorable quip from a Northern Irish politician that the visitor is not as orange as he looks.

Oh my God, I love that.

Uh, Northern Ireland jokes, a- angels fear to tread.

Uh, not only all of that, but Nigel Farage's Reform UK has received the two biggest donations in UK political history, while AI bosses are warning of a possible apocalypse.

Of course, more on much of that in a moment.

Prime Minister Mark Carney will be in Strasbourg this week, though, as guest of honour in the European Parliament.

this as Donald Trump wraps up a long weekend in Ireland, where the US-Canada trade war and NATO challenges loomed large.

We'll get the latest from our Shona Murray in Dublin.

Meanwhile, Russian drones struck the Polish-Ukrainian border this weekend, including a petrol station just metres from Poland.

Eight months before the big vote, Marine Le Pen is leading the polls and EU governments are already looking at how to Le Pen-proof the bloc's agenda in case she wins.

But first to Dublin, where the US President Donald Trump has rounded up a two-day visit.

While there, Donald Trump called for a united Ireland and blamed Ukraine for spiralling diesel prices.

For more, we can go straight live to Ireland's capital of Dublin, where our correspondent Shona Murray is standing by for us.

Dubai, Legends of Trance, headlining that.

And then moving the last weekend of September, 2526 Ireland.

Be drinking a lot of Guinness there, so do come and say hi.

I'll be in Cork Island on the 25th and 26th Dunmore East.

Sneaky, sneaky snakes.

We just did in Ireland.

Snakes are sneaky.

We don't have none.

Yeah.

Us.

That's why there's no snakes in Ireland.

It's not because of St. Patrick.

The latest news this hour in just four minutes.

President Trump is on his way back to Washington, D.C. after wrapping up a two-day visit to Ireland.

Speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force One, Trump confirmed he will remove U.S. tariffs on Irish whiskey.

It's

very unfair because others have the relief and they didn't, so I thought I'd do it.

Trump announced the move at an awards ceremony for an event that was being played at his golf course in Doonbeg.

Trump sparked controversy on Saturday when he said in Dublin that he'd love to see a united Ireland and thinks it's going to happen eventually.

His visit also sparked weekend protests in Dublin and other cities.

This became apparent fairly quickly, and Parliament and the British Army decided, well, the best thing to do is simply ship everything that the Army needs from Great Britain, particularly out of England.

of Cove, Ireland, which is a big supply station for them.

But think of this.

Here's the British.