Coimisiún na Meán accused of doing ‘U-turn’ by removing measures to address toxic algorithms
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Kerry Group, which is one of the big players in smoked flavourings, claimed the changes ‘would impact’ more than €30bn worth of food products
A new regime of fixed tariffs, announced on Wednesday, will make it more worthwhile for individuals, companies and community projects to sell on excess power
Commissioner ‘not convinced’ online giant has done enough to mitigate risks to physical and mental health of young people from Facebook and Instagram
European Commission delivers positive assessment of economic outlook with growth picking up and inflation continuing to moderate
Revised figure comes as impact of Red Sea trade disruption proves milder than expected
Failure to ratify law ‘would be a carte blanche to destroy nature’, Minister for Environment Eamon Ryan says
Tech group’s effort to avoid action by unbundling videoconferencing app from its other software appears to have failed
Diplomats smooth over dispute about taxation and management costs in Belgium
Budget carrier hails latest decision as a ‘triumph for fair competition’, saying Condor aid breached fundamental principles of EU law
Billions of euro in funding had been withheld over concerns about the judiciary
European leaders concerned that heavily subsidised products such as electric vehicles are ‘flooding the European market’
Spending more money would add to inflation without making us better off, whatever about its effects on voting behaviour
Food company Kerry Group warned former taoiseach about potential impact on Irish industry, lobbying correspondence shows
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