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Varadkar's farewell tour emphasized Fine Gael's historical opportunity for a fourth consecutive term in office.

Leo Varadkar steps down as Irish Prime Minister for personal and political reasons.

Varadkar made history as Ireland's first openly gay and biracial leader, advocating for equality and modernization.

Political parties in Ireland should pursue a united Ireland as an objective, challenging Sinn Féin's position as the unique proponent for unification.

Fianna Fáil has actively focused on delivering radical reforms in housing and health, contrasting their efforts with the previous government.

Mr. Martin positions Fianna Fáil as a party of action amidst challenges and opposition.

Leo Varadkar resigns as Irish Prime Minister and Fine Gael party leader citing personal and political reasons.

Varadkar, the first biracial and openly gay Taoiseach, made significant contributions to social issues like same-sex marriage and abortion rights.

Leo Varadkar will step down as the Prime Minister of Ireland as soon as his party chooses a successor.

Varadkar, Ireland's first biracial and openly gay prime minister, announced his resignation for personal and political reasons.

Leo Varadkar to step down as Ireland's Prime Minister soon as successor is chosen.

Varadkar resigns as head of Fine Gael party for personal and political reasons.

Leo Varadkar considers Kylie Minogue to be among the greatest pop icons, alongside Madonna and Cher, showcasing her legacy.

Mr. Varadkar expresses his admiration for Kylie Minogue's enduring music career and evolution as an artist throughout the decades.

Simon Harris was elected as Ireland's prime minister at 37, the youngest ever.

Harris takes over from Leo Varadkar and faces challenges like health service strain and housing costs.

Simon Harris, 37, becomes Ireland's youngest prime minister, succeeding Leo Varadkar.

Harris, known for handling Ireland's COVID-19 response, faces challenges like housing shortage and asylum seeker issues.

Leo Varadkar is stepping down as leader of Fine Gael party and prime minister of Ireland.

Varadkar made history as the first gay prime minister and youngest person to hold the office in Ireland.

Leo Varadkar announced resignation as Ireland's taoiseach and party leader.

Varadkar will continue to serve as taoiseach until party elects a new leader in April.

Annual St. Patrick's Day visit to the White House by Irish PM Leo Varadkar emphasizes tension over the war in the Middle East.

Leo Varadkar expresses intent to discuss Israel's military assault with President Biden during the visit.

Leo Varadkar announced resignation for personal and political reasons.

Varadkar, Ireland's youngest prime minister, is known for liberalizing laws, including easing anti-abortion laws.

Leo Varadkar, Ireland's Prime Minister, announced his resignation, stepping down once a successor is chosen.

Varadkar, the country's youngest-ever leader, played a significant role in campaigns for same-sex marriage and abortion rights.

Leo Varadkar announced his resignation as Ireland's prime minister and head of the Fine Gael party for personal and political reasons.

A new prime minister will be chosen through a party leadership contest after Varadkar's resignation.

Varadkar's comment reflects on the pressures of social media in modern politics.

Despite his social media presence, Varadkar's avid use didn't necessarily benefit him in office.

Leo Varadkar, Ireland's first openly gay prime minister, resigns for personal and political reasons. He expressed that a new leader would better serve the interests of the country.

Varadkar unexpectedly resigns as Ireland's Taoiseach at age 45.

Resignation speech cites personal and political reasons, focusing on the need for renewal and implementation.

Leo Varadkar unexpectedly resigned as the leader of the Republic of Ireland citing personal and political reasons.

His resignation does not automatically trigger a general election as Fine Gael, currently in a coalition government, will appoint a new leader.

Both Ardern and Varadkar resigned as Prime Ministers after several years in office, citing exhaustion and lack of capacity to continue.

Ardern's resignation was tied to low popularity due to issues like affordable housing, while Varadkar recognized potential voter backlash for his party in upcoming elections.

Disastrous referendum on modernizing family definitions contributed to Varadkar's resignation.

Unexpected decision to step down as prime minister as party faces challenges in the polls.

Ireland's Prime Minister Leo Varadkar criticizes the European Union for its lack of unity and strong position on Israel and Palestine.

Varadkar urges other EU leaders to call for a complete halt in the fighting between Israel and Hamas, rather than a limited pause for humanitarian aid.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and the Spanish Prime Minister, Pedro Sanchez, have written a joint letter to President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen, urging the EU to propose measures against Israel for breaching its association agreement.

Varadkar claims Israel is 'blinded by rage' in its actions in Gaza and calls for an urgent review of Israel's compliance with its human rights obligations under the EU/Israel Association Agreement.

The letter stresses the need for a ceasefire and the protection of civilians in Gaza, as well as the importance of continued humanitarian assistance from organizations like UNWRA.

Irish premier Leo Varadkar and French prime minister Elisabeth Borne call for renewed political process in Gaza

Discussion on humanitarian crisis in Gaza and need for ceasefire

Both leaders emphasize the importance of a two-state solution for lasting peace

Irish premier Leo Varadkar criticizes double standards towards Israel and Palestine from the EU and Western powers.

Varadkar emphasizes the need for consistent application of international humanitarian law.

The Irish Government denies supporting Israel militarily and claims to have a fair stance on the conflict.