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Michael McGrath details his plans for EU role, from Orban to online influencers
Former minister for finance will face confirmation hearing for European justice commissioner job on November 5th
UK government must say what Brussels ‘reset’ means, says EU delegation head
‘New phase in bilateral relationship’ is possible, Sandro Gozi says
The tourism boom in China’s pariah province
Xinjiang – where China stands accused of committing human rights abuses against the Uyghur people – is experiencing a surge in visitor numbers thanks to a hit TV series
Ursula von der Leyen criticises Orban for undermining the EU
European Commission president says Hungary has become a ‘backdoor for foreign interference’ in Europe
EU institutions have a ‘big, big shortage’ of Irish-language interpreters, graduates told
Bodies including EU Commission and Parliament offer career opportunities for Irish interpreters and translators
Agent Noel Kelly bounces back after Tubridy controversy
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Limerick mayor’s ‘great frustration’ over pay during his time in Land Development Agency revealed
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First week of school: New Irish MEPs find their feet in European Parliament
Irish MEPs sitting in centre coalition among the few to publicly break ranks to oppose Ursula von der Leyen
Voting begins as Von der Leyen seeks second term as European Commission president
Make-or-break vote in European Parliament will decide if commission president secures second term
Brussels is gripped by one question: does Ursula von der Leyen have the votes?
European Commission president's bid for second term will come down to the wire
The Irish Times view on Ursula von der Leyen’s election challenge: a cliffhanger in Strasbourg
The EU Commission president’s hopes of a second term hinge on a secret ballot of MEPs tomorrow - and the outcome is far from certain
Ireland will not provide second EU commissioner candidate if requested for gender balance, says Harris
Taoiseach ‘taking every opportunity’ over coming days and weeks to lobby for high profile commission brief for country
Eamon Ryan’s career a lesson in how sincere politicians can succeed in setting the agenda
Why the Aer Lingus strike is not an opportunity for Ryanair; the casual disregard politicians have for the European Parliament; and the dramatic changes in news consumption
AI chip giant Nvidia leapfrogs Microsoft and Apple as most valuable listed company
Banks were in focus on Dublin market as it was confirmed that euro zone inflation ticked up to 2.6 per cent in May
Speculation for European Commissioner job centres on Michael McGrath
When asked, McGrath himself has parried the question, confirming only that he would ‘give it serious consideration’
Mairead McGuinness defends Ursula von der Leyen amid Irish backlash over Gaza
European Commission president should be ‘judged by her record in the round’, says Ireland’s EU Commissioner in advance of informal summit
RTÉ reporters were like a political Micheál Ó Muircheartaigh, but no one addressed the big issue
Our immersion in the parochial pool is entertaining but the wider picture gets lost
Downplaying the far right’s momentum is an exercise in wishful thinking
Election results across the European bloc illustrate a clear trend
There’s a much bigger problem in the EU than the rise of the far right
Millions of voters across Europe no longer think the EU represents their interests. There are two things it must do
Elections 2024: All 949 local seats filled as counting continues for Europe in Midlands-North-West and Ireland South
Luke Ming Flanagan leads the pack in Castlebar as battle for three Ireland South seats comes down to four candidates
European and local elections: Tuesday’s count as it happened
Andrews, Doherty, Boylan, Ó Ríordáin elected as MEPs in Dublin; John Moran becomes country’s first directly elected mayor in Limerick
The only thing the European far right hates more than the centre and the left is each other
Two factors gave this election a sense of shared purpose: the rise of the far right and the choice of Commission President
Von der Leyen’s chance of second term as European Commission president boosted by EPP performance
Centre-right European People’s Party upbeat about prospects for von der Leyen retaining role
The Irish Times view on the new European Parliament: a shift to the right
Old taboos about voting for parties with fascist associations are breaking down
Ursula von der Leyen leaves door open to a second term with far-right backing
European election: Talks will not be influenced by snap elections in France, commission president says
European shares fall as Macron’s snap election sends French stocks lower
Banks among the sectors under pressure in Europe, while Wall Street stocks advance
Election Daily: Battle of the Boylans as Dublin count continues
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European and local elections: Sunday’s count as it happened
Local election results: Fine Gael, Fianna Fáil and Independent candidates have filled the vast majority of seats
European elections: Centre ‘holding’ in face of far-right parties, says von der Leyen
Election results: European Commission president says ‘we are the anchor of stability’, with European People’s Party projected to take 189 seats
Election forecasts indicate the centre has held in European politics, for now
Continued momentum of far right and populist nationalists poses threat to European Parliament
‘They are looking for an alternative’: right and left extremes to gain in Belgian elections
Lengthy government formation talks likely to follow swing to far right and far left in Belgian federal elections
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