There’s one scenario in which tariffs won’t be a disaster for Ireland
Towns such as Westport and Kinsale are anxiously waiting to see what happens next. They’re not alone
Towns such as Westport and Kinsale are anxiously waiting to see what happens next. They’re not alone
Concerns are growing that EU officials regulating Big Tech could face US visa bans
The true risk lies in the White House’s apparent addiction to drama
Ictu says Ireland has tended to be bad at transposing directives into Irish law but officials say we are currently ranked second best
High Court referred issue to EU’s most senior judges after cases taken by international protection applicants
Being at the centre in Brussels requires new credentials we have yet to acquire.
Even allies such as Germany are moving towards recognition in light of worsening humanitarian crisis in Gaza
France is attacking 15% tariff deal, yet like Ireland had wanted Brussels to water down retaliatory measures
According competence to the EU in relation to external migration and asylum seeking has turned out to be a disastrous error.
If the EU wants to hold its own in world affairs, it must give itself the resources to do so or else face geopolitical marginalisation
The world of trade is changing and the State needs to adapt
Radical policy shift a response to series of fatal attacks and to rise of far-right AfD
Deal brings certainty to European firms, but at a cost
The EU is now closer to China than the US on a growing number of policy areas
Both sides are to continue negotiations on the detail, including possible tariff exemptions for several sectors
Political response to the deal allowing US impose a 15 per cent tariff on EU exports was glum
Relief at end of uncertainty with agreement on tariffs offset by concern over full impact of the terms of trade deal
Accord sees EU accepting 15% import taxes on most of its trade with US
Most exposed sectors will require Brexit-style supports, according to business lobby Ibec
Final terms worked out during meeting between Donald Trump and European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen in Scotland
Worldview: Courtesy of our growing relative wealth, we displaced Luxembourg in 2024 in paying the most to the EU budget on a gross per capita basis
However, unless the planning system is reformed, I’m unlikely during my lifetime to ride the metro or drink Shannon water from my tap
Pharmaceutical giants in Europe brace themselves for a tariffs fight that is likely still to come
Ireland relies heavily on US investment and trade and stood to be exposed if talks went badly
Some producers have switched focus away from US, but for others, uncertainty and insecurity prevail
Hundreds of protesters gather in Edinburgh and Aberdeen to voice their opposition to US president
Facebook and Instagram owner says new transparency regulations are ‘unworkable’ in latest attack on Brussels
President puts chance of deal with EU on tariffs at ‘50-50′
Short statement on climate highlights a summit more notable for its occurrence than its achievements
The flow of goods in Manzhouli, China’s main border crossing with Russia, underscores close ties between the countries, complicating Beijing’s relationship with Europe
One-day summit in Beijing fails to resolve differences over trade and Ukraine
Negotiations approaching ‘juncture’ to agree a tariff deal, Taoiseach Micheál Martin says
Move comes even as EU and US close in on trade deal
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