Coimisiún na Meán to play key role in European Commission case against TikTok over election integrity
Coimisiún na Meán will contribute ‘expertise and analysis to the case’
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Intense lobbying for backroom EU jobs plays out below high politics
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Government did not seek EU view on Occupied Territories Bill
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EU countries likely to be at odds over how to pay for what will be mounting spending commitments
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Medicines sector puts Ireland Inc on notice
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Deal struck to approve senior EU commissioners
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Irish economy forecast to contract slightly by EU commission
Economy commissioner says US tariffs on EU exports would be ‘extremely harmful’ to both
Meta fined nearly €800m for breaking EU law over classified ads practices
Facebook is undermining rivals by ‘tying’ its free Marketplace services with the social network, Brussels says
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Trump needs to be ‘convinced’ to avoid EU trade war
Europe had to stick together as the world was ‘on fire’, prospective foreign affairs chief says
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Germany’s political instability hurting Europe, EU leaders say
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Michael McGrath confirmed in EU commissioner role by MEP vote
MEPs vote to approve McGrath appointment to EU commissioner for justice role following hearing
Europe ‘must spend on green energy and charging capacity, not roads, airports expansion’
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UN biodiversity summit comes to abrupt end as deal on global nature fund falls through
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China files complaint with WTO against EU’s extra tariffs on its electric vehicles
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