Donald Trump is right for once. The EU is soft on slave labour
Surely we are past the point of cutting sweatshops some slack?
Surely we are past the point of cutting sweatshops some slack?
Minister for Justice says borders are a ‘shared responsibility’ following meeting with member states
The ICC is one of the few remaining institutions that can hold individuals to account for so called atrocity crimes
But White House says trading partners have not done enough to tackle imports produced by forced labour
Stronger EU borders needed after crisis, Ursula von der Leyen says
Social media platforms should be given a safety score to allow parents and users assess their suitability, high commissioner says
More than 50,000 people crossed into the Spanish territory from Morocco on Thursday and Friday
While ways of bringing contraband into the State and the Continent have changed over the years, the country’s geography has not
Pedro Sánchez condemns Italy and other member states after deadly mass crossing into Spanish enclave
EU 'simplification' agenda risks weakening public protections, reader argues
Three firefighters killed in Greece on Wednesday, hundreds of residents and tourists evacuated in France and Spain
Le Porge has become a byword for the destruction of the largest wildfire in recent the country’s history
Tsingtao Brewery to distribute Irish whiskey in growing market
Most serious diplomatic effort in nearly a decade on island that has been divided since 1974
Greece and Italy face heightened risk as authorities manage to contain fires near Bordeaux and Madrid
Climate Change Advisory Council also warns against further delay of rises in carbon tax
German leader placed subtle pressure on Taoiseach to assist his goal of slashing bloc’s spending by several hundred billion euro
Blaze in hilly terrain west of Madrid has become Spain’s largest on record, burning across 50,000 hectares
Employers’ report recommends policy interventions to address the shortfall in locally produced talent
Report investigating plant’s shipments to Russia lands in Brussels at a time when governments are developing sanction fatigue
One in three farms are managed by women and only one in 50 are managed by young women
Issues now around American authorities having access to data held by US tech companies, even if its located in Dublin or other European cities
Artificial intelligence giant settles copyright infringement case
Authorities ordered the immediate evacuation of some western suburbs of Bordeaux in an area that includes the regional airport
Sales to Russia ‘significantly increased’ since war began, report finds
US has announced tariffs of between 10% and 12.5% will apply to 80 countries
Alternative to UN is ‘return to disorder, chaos and carnage of war’, Ivana Bacik tells MacGill summer school
Move comes after allegations of lax enforcement of forced labour bans as temporary existing global tariff expires
Legislation recently passed following failed Opposition attempts to include services such as technology in the Bill
Fresh sanctions targeting Russia need to be ‘robust and targeted’, Micheál Martin says
Brussels’ plans to tax tech giants, cigarettes and crypto profits face stiff resistance
The survival of Citribel’s citric acid plant in Belgium is a test of whether the EU can still defend its basic industrial base
The country’s new administration has made a number of moves that indicate a striking change in its position towards Ukraine, placing it at odds with EU partner states and Ireland
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