Fantastic Kingdom by Helene von Bismarck: Knowledgeable treatise on harm done by Brexit
A writer perfectly placed to examine the impact of this ‘act of self-harm’
A writer perfectly placed to examine the impact of this ‘act of self-harm’
Inside Politics podcast with Hugh Linehan
Clashing demands over farm subsidies, defence and debt set the stage for a challenging Irish presidency
From July 1st, an order of three items from outside the EU will become at least €9 more expensive
Retailer warns EU charge will affect Irish product range and future investment decisions
Having spent the last year and a half avoiding a trade war with Washington, European leaders may not have the stomach to start one with Beijing
Surge in trading income helped drive 14% rise in net profit last year, CRO filings reveal
A coalition of hesitant governments has repeatedly derailed efforts to impose trade or diplomatic costs on Israel
Balkan country’s push to become next member state a test of whether enlargement path is ‘credible’, says chief negotiator
Draft policy paper written by Barry Andrews with assistance of artificial intelligence
Ireland’s EU presidency could be pivotal in finding a solution to this conflict
Impetus Ireland will bring to EU presidency can help propel the bloc into finally taking action
Seven in 10 men who take paternity leave experience financial strain
The best strategy is to scale up and innovate in clean technology areas with a European advantage
A decade after the UK decided to leave the EU, many in Britain regret the outcome – but not the vote
Three months on from revelations and there is no clear response to deeply uncomfortable situation around Co Limerick plant
Worldview: Preparing to bring Russia back in from the cold does not mean capitulating to Putin’s interests
Framed as a ‘sustainability initiative’, supporters say a population cap will ease pressure on housing and healthcare. Critics warn it will undermine the economy
Representative to be at port of entry within one hour of unaccompanied children being reported
Marta Kos says bloc is ‘squeezed between east and west’
Ireland prepares to steer EU’s unwieldy machinery through turbulent geopolitics
EU enlargement commissioner Marta Kos says Ukraine making good progress on structural reforms under ‘almost impossible’ conditions
Banks, crypto firms and Kremlin oil reserves also targeted in 21st set of measures since full-scale invasion of Ukraine
Result strengthens PM Nikol Pashinyan’s drive for deeper integration with Europe despite warnings from Moscow
It comes after European states refused to back the US preferred candidate for new High Representative for the international community
Global perspective even more urgent today than during the Cold War
French and German governments pitch idea for gradual integration of candidate countries into EU decision-making process
European and Irish banks today are fundamentally different institutions from those that existed before the financial crisis
We’re gathering a snapshot of Irish people’s lives across the European Union
Figure emerges as Taoiseach argues sanctioning Aughinish Alumina would cause more harm to EU than Russia
New Hungarian government commits to rush through structural and anti-corruption reforms before end of August
Before deciding on the name of any envoy to do the talking, European governments are weighing up what they want from Ukraine settlement
Former president praised Ireland’s Séamus Coleman for his remarks about it during the week
Employers required to disclose salary ranges and toughen rules on gender pay equality under new EU directive
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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