Bloc’s most senior foreign policy official said move does not require unanimous support of all 27 member states

New EU legislation will give governments greater cover to restrict short-term tourist rentals and target vacant homes

Documents reveal Limerick refinery thanked Simon Coveney in 2023 for State’s support during ‘economic fallout’ of Ukraine war

Senior Estonian official says Putin has become ‘desperate’ as his war in Ukraine grinds on

Department of Taoiseach secretary general privately chastised colleagues for slow walking EU work

The need for French and British ships to provide cover during high-level events in Ireland is politically delicate, given Irish military neutrality

With populists on the rise and elections approaching across Europe, Brussels is scrambling to advance enlargement plans

Department of Enterprise secretary general held several discussions with Limerick refinery director while review into Russian exports was being finalised

Doubts over separate stop by US president to turn sod at new US embassy complex in Ballsbridge

Europe letter: EU will struggle to repeat its €90bn loan trick to keep Ukraine funded

Global Briefing: US defence secretary’s campaign against ‘wokeness’ is causing unease among some Republicans

EU’s high representative on foreign affairs signals sanctions on up to 1,600 Russian individuals and entities

Israel’s plan to expand settlements would do ‘irreversible damage’ to hopes of two-state solution, McEntee says

‘We are no longer in regular peacetime,’ says Polish minister as EU meeting in Wicklow plots response to Moscow-directed acts in Europe

Israeli government has waged an intense campaign to dissuade governments from backing EU action over Gaza