The EU should be prepared to go the extra mile, if there is willingness in London.

The wide-ranging encyclical represents Pope Leo’s determination to protect human dignity and agency

Conclusions will be drawn about the state of Irish politics and the direction of travel

If the US does take military action the consequences are highly uncertain

The Meta redundancies were a warning sign and more cutbacks in the sector are likely

Correction of Derek Monney’s status has reopened wounds that had barely healed

The scale of the latest increase in the cost of new tenancies is worrying but it remains to be seen if supply can rise

A restructuring of the relationship between the big powers is underway

This could be the last opportunity voters have to express a view at the ballot box until 2029

The US president is moving to copperfasten his absolute control of the party

None of the protagonists emerged from the trial with their reputations enhanced

The focus of legal action is likely to remain the operators and resellers of illegal services

European airlines are confident about supply for the summer, but price pressures may return

Speed of response is now critical, with fears the virus has been spreading since March

The argument that the wider public interest justifies putting some limits on the ability of people to object to major projects is a strong one

The EU is to consider an envoy to talk to Moscow, but it is not clear whether it can agree a unified approach

The Government appears to be ignoring the risk of a prolonged energy crisis

There will be no ‘hello from Dublin’, no Irish televote and no broadcast on Irish television

Janice Boylan will be looking over her shoulder at Daniel Ennis

Taiwan is watching the US president’s visit with anxiety, fearing a change in Washington’s position