Simon Coveney
THE most remarkable aspect of Tánaiste and foreign minister Simon Coveney’s feeble reaction to the Saudi murder of Jamal Khashoggi was not that it took him over a fortnight to utter a cheep about the journalist’s torture and slaying. Nor was it the refusal to even threaten expulsion of any Saudi diplomat, as was the... Read more »
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