European Union

‘They’re still stalling’: Protesters in Dublin call for Occupied Territories Bill to be passed immediately

Irish Government has ‘not walked the walk’ on action against Israel, campaigners say

EU leaders push for harder stance on asylum

Summit of European leaders hears call for firmer deportation policies as migration dominates agenda

Ukraine facing ‘difficult’ position without more western support, Zelenskiy says

Ukrainian leader claims 10,000 troops from North Korea being prepared to fight for Russia

An intervention from Germany’s opposition could prove important to the EU’s approach to migration

The party is calling for a temporary closure of the country’s borders to asylum claimants

EU considers controversial deportation sites outside its borders

Proposal would see asylum seekers deported to ‘hubs’ outside of the EU then returned to home countries

Eamon Ryan to raise fears of biofuel import fraud with EU committee

Minister for Transport calls for investigation by EU on biofuel imports

UK government must say what Brussels ‘reset’ means, says EU delegation head

‘New phase in bilateral relationship’ is possible, Sandro Gozi says

‘Onerous’ EU rules will limit patient access to new devices, medtech chief warns

European medical devices regulation has erased advantage for firms in rolling out new innovation in Europe first, says Stryker chief

Almost half of honey in Irish shops likely sourced from countries not identified on labels, research finds

New findings note that cheaper, adulterated imports pose a threat to 4,000 domestic producers

China hits EU brandy imports with anti-dumping penalties

Trade retaliation comes after bloc voted to approve steep tariff increases on Chinese electric cars

EU needs to push ahead with capital reforms together - Donohoe

Meeting of euro zone finance ministers discusses long stalled capital market reforms

To change the European Union, its northern flank must lead

Nine like-minded member states, including the Republic, would be enough to break the logjams on reform

EU pushes ahead with tariffs on Chinese electric cars

Heavy tariffs to be put on electric cars imported from China into the European Union

Ryanair’s use of facial recognition technology investigated by data regulator

The inquiry centres on use of biometric data for bookings made through third party sites

EU warns State on green energy directive

Republic should have introduce new rules accelerating permitting last July

Chance for ‘rapid progress’ on EU-UK defence deal - MEP

European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen set to meet UK prime minister Keir Starmer in Brussels

‘The whole thing was nuts’: Boris Johnson says he planned raid on Dutch factory to get Covid-19 vaccines

Deputy chief of defence staff told Johnson it would be possible but warned of diplomatic repercussions

Occupied Territories Bill: Coalition Ministers note ICJ opinion on illegal Israeli settlements

Proposed law, advanced in 2018, aims at banning imports from Israeli settlements on Palestinian land

A global pact to keep AI in check: Is that really so utopian?

Expert in international digital governance, Thorsten Jelinek, advocates an ethical approach that imagines AI as humanity’s moral partner

Central Europe counts cost of floods as Storm Boris prompts evacuations in Italy

EU pledges billions to repair efforts after deadly and devastating inundation

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