The suspect, who the police said is in his 30s and Sudanese, is alleged to have attacked another man in an assault in Belfast that was recorded and spread quickly online.

A wave of violence and public disorder has swept through Belfast and several other towns in Northern Ireland, triggered by a serious stabbing incident in the north of the city earlier this week.

The atrocious knife attack in north Belfast, in which police say the suspect is Sudanese, brings together three uncomfortable facts about modern Northern Ireland.

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DUBLIN — Northern Ireland leaders appealed for calm Tuesday after police said a Sudanese man was arrested on suspicion of stabbing and seriously wounding a man in north Belfast. Public fury over the episode — fanned by widespread sharing of social ...

Prime Minister Keir Starmer and Northern Ireland’s political parties are among notable names to condemn the hacking attack in Belfast that has left a man, in his 40s, in a serious condition in hospital.

The former head of the Army in Northern Ireland has warned that the Government’s legacy plans risk undermining the Union.

We’re starting in Belfast because it was the source of much of the turmoil in Northern Ireland. Ireland was tumultuous until April 10, 1998. The Belfast (Good Friday) Agreement, signed that day, ended 30 years of conflict in Northern Ireland known as the ...

Belfast calls them “black cab tours” and they’re one of the most sought-after tourist attractions in town, equal to the museum dedicated to Belfast’s shipping industry and construction of the Titanic. Cab drivers, both Catholic and Protestant ...