Delay risks slowing momentum for global OECD levy deal ahead of crucial midterm elections in the United States

Strict lending rules have reduced risk in the financial system, Commission review concludes

Within Belfast, Brussels, London and Dublin, politicians get to grips with the protocol problem

Work of Council of Europe will be dominated by continuing war in Ukraine, says Minister

Minister issues warning after meeting his UK counterpart Liz Truss in Turin

EU ambassadors call for range of options to be ready if UK over-rides post-Brexit deal

Resolution calls for co-operation by agencies to collect evidence swiftly to aid prosecutions

Foreign affairs chief urges co-ordination of defence spending to reduce fragmentation

Bronze bust is the work of Dublin-based sculptor Elizabeth O’Kane

Taoiseach accuses Johnson of abandoning agreements to pursue domestic political goals

Europe Letter: Erdogan wants leverage and allies to take Ankara’s concerns seriously

EU hopes UK chooses not to pursue current path any further and return to table to find solution

EU has ‘significant concerns’ about UK’s intention to change the protocol. Sefcovic says

Johnson insists post-Brexit deal will not be scrapped but ‘fixed’ after visit to North

Key British figures convinced Russia’s invasion will push EU members to keep London happy

Sanctions require the unanimous agreement of the 27 member states in order to pass

Media freedom NGOs issue alert about defamation action against RTÉ by MEPs

Europe Letter: Spoils of northern elections claimed by every facet of post-Brexit debate

Individuals will have to co-operate with commission for reconciliation and information

Efforts to persuade Orbán’s government to back latest round of measures fail

European Citizens’ Assembly concludes with proposals for major reform, which may go nowhere

Kyiv and allies to discuss war effort as Kremlin prepares Red Square military parade

Most of aircraft worth a combined $10bn are registered in Ireland and Bermuda

Sofia Sapega sentenced to six years following forced landing of plane in May 2021

Zelenskiy tells leaders at conference of need for ‘practical steps’ towards EU membership

Oil imports, top bank and alleged war crimes perpetrators targeted by new measures

Campaigners fear State will grow as hub for ‘libel tourism’ in wake of UK exit from EU

Fresh sanctions to phase out Russian oil imports and bar Sberbank from Swift system

Aid package of €14bn also approved with tax breaks for energy-intensive industries

Breakthrough in German position sets stage for agreement by countries

Companies operating on basis that rouble payment structure is sanctions-compliant

Moscow’s move seen as warning it may stop flow to countries such as Germany

Europe Letter: Hardball Kremlin tactics could again serve to unify western countries

Each council could be mandated to develop a significant housing centre in their area

Illness has killed one child and led to 17 others requiring liver transplants

US convenes meeting of 40 countries amid reports Finland and Sweden applying to join Nato

Analysis: Results in France and Slovenia show threat of populism not as strong as feared

McGuinness seeks to use EU taxonomy of environmentally sustainable activities

Some states have frozen very few assets of sanctioned oligarchs and companies

Europe Letter: Italian prime minister works his magic as Italy takes tough stance on Ukraine

A new Irish Times investigation shows the MEPs’ outsized profile in regime-controlled media

Women, children and elderly return despite warnings of further Russian attacks

Vindication of so-called porcupine strategy has lessons for Ireland

June set to be crucial month as enlargement may be considered at back-to-back summits

Oxfam says vital food supplies were at risk of being exhausted as war in Ukraine continues

Children among the dead as western leaders condemn the strike as an atrocity and a war crime

Moscow expels two Irish diplomats in retaliation for expulsion of four Russians

US-led push garnered 93 votes in favour, while 24 countries voted no and 58 abstained

North is granted a derogation in bid to resolve ‘main issue’ with NI protocol

Alliance ‘ready to do more’ but wary of being drawn into direct confrontation with Russia

Descriptions of searches for documents and tattoos match multiple accounts by Ukrainians

Oleg Deripaska could be subject to asset freezes

Warsaw alone vetoes directive at meeting of finanace ministers

Russia denies atrocities and accuses Kyiv of staging images of dead civilians

Paschal Donohoe warns of slowdown in economic growth due to war in Ukraine

Orban’s ‘unfair’ election victory brings potential headaches for Brussels’ war response

European leaders vow to support efforts to prosecute possible war crimes

Attempt to evacuate civilians from Mariupol cut short while Chernihiv faces ‘catastrophe’

Beijing appears to criticise EU's use of sanctions and insists Moscow's concerns must be addressed after talks with Brussels

Russia’s Gazprom to sell German gas companies to fend off nationalisation threat

‘Historic release’ of 180 million barrels of oil from US stockpile in bid to cool crude prices

US releases one-third of its oil reserves in effort to stabilise crude prices

Europe Letter: London hopes for new dawn of ‘understanding’ to ease protocol rollout

Ukrainian negotiators at talks in Istanbul flag territorial concessions for first time

US deputy treasury secretary says capital is fleeing from Russia as Moscow pushes back

Q&A: Will it face challenges from privacy campaigners?

G7 nations call Moscow’s bluff in stand-off over natural gas deliveries

Co-ordination needed to protect women and children, with refugee numbers set to double

Discussions on electricity prices follow Biden announcement of deal for US to supply LNG

Ireland has declined to provide lethal aid but has been a strong supporter in other ways

Move by Ireland on international crimes is welcomed Ukrainian minister

Calls from Kyiv for intervention rebuffed but West vows more aid for Ukrainian resistance

Alliance warns of ‘severe consequences’ if Russia uses chemical or biological weapons

Brussels meetings on Ukraine war illustrate drawbacks but also benefits of constraints

Europe Letter: Energy to spark difficult debate as 27 EU leaders meet in Brussels

Fears raised of instability and famine in vulnerable countries as food prices soar

Vigilante ‘fake news’ watchdogs roamed the internet demanding people delete my story

UN staff were instructed not to use ‘war’ or ‘invasion’ in regard to Ukraine

Email on communications policy reminds worker of responsibility to ‘be impartial’

Concerns grow that cryptocurrencies will be used to evade effect of economic sanctions

Russia accused of war crimes for indiscriminate bombing of civilian areas as it besieges cities

Refugees arrive at western European stations as UN describes exodus from Ukraine

Minister of State calls on sporting bodies to ‘act in unison in solidarity’ with Ukraine

Finance Minister says he expects the public debate around neutrality is going to continue

More sanctions will be imposed in bid to target Russian economy, says Donohoe

Kleptocrats and oligarchs use expensive lawyers to censor reporting

Nicolas Schmit warns that invasion may lead to years of high inflation

Dead civil servants pulled from rubble of attack on regional government building in Kharkiv

Standing ovation at extraordinary European Parliament session but West rules out no-fly zone

Talks fail to halt war that has already sent 500,000 Ukrainians fleeing to EU states

EU works to connect electricity grid with Ukraine and Moldova

It was hard to keep up as bloc taboos were broken in quick succession this weekend

Ireland opts out of spending on weapons, but agrees funds for non-lethal assistance

EU to buy arms for Kyiv and aim sanctions at banks, media, air travel and oligarchs

Poland and Hungary open their borders to receive families fleeing invasion

Ukraine and Russia agree to talks without preconditions at Belarus border

Rallies target Russian embassies and landmarks to call for more action to help Kyiv

Just six of Ireland’s 13 MEPs voted for supportive European Parliament resolution

EU foreign ministers to meet to adopt further measures in support of Ukraine

Years of naivety, complacency and fuel dependency have left the EU strategically weak