The Irish Times view on the rule of law in the EU: withholding funds
A ruling by the EU’s top court clears the way for the union to cut funding to Poland and Hungary
Aviation interests let fly at Government over state of industry and lack of recovery plan
Blame for Aer Lingus closure at Shannon and the parlous state of the airline lies at Government’s doorstep
Ireland would join Nato if price of joining EEC, TK Whitaker said
RIA historic documents: Monnet questioned if Ireland could face demands of free trade
Net Results: Dangerous call for ‘back doors’ to encryption
EU set for data access exposing everyone to pernicious risk of information breaches
Putting the clocks back: Sleep experts question benefits of not changing time
Clocks to be turned back by an hour from 2am on Sunday, but EU pushing to end seasonal time switches from next year
Airlines brand EU traffic light travel system ‘a failure’
Deal fell short of recommending that testing replace quarantines
‘Perfect timing’ for expansion, says Dublin Aerospace chief Conor McCarthy
Maintenance company bucks trend and focuses on industry turnaround and recovery
Ireland’s travel green list reduces to four countries
State curently has one of the strictest travel regimes in Europe
Just four countries remain on green list: Where do we stand with travel now?
As countries enter and leave the travel green list and airlines call for less restrictions, some passengers are still awaiting flight refunds
Where can I travel abroad to now? Well, it’s complicated
Conor Pope: We are likely to have the ‘green list’ for another month, before it is replaced by an EU-wide traffic-light system
Jewish council to write to TDs on how to spot anti-Semitism
Parties should adopt internationally-recognised working definition, says representative body
Barnier outlines criteria UK must fulfil for EU market access
Inclusion of role for the European Court of Justice will be a red rag to British
UK general election could lead to existential angst over union
London Letter: Vote may have serious consequences for two constitutional questions
Role of Brussels lobbyists begins to emerge from the dark
Europe Letter: Emily O’Reilly is bidding for re-election for a second term as Europe’s Ombudsman
Coveney dismisses suggestions of 11th hour Brexit deal
Tánaiste says it would be wrong to think last minute deal could be reached given complexities involved
Von der Leyen acknowledges bitterness over spitzenkandidat demise
Europe Letter: European Commission president hopes to give MEPs new powers
Government defeated in Dáil vote on Mercosur trade deal
Fianna Fáil backs Sinn Féin motion rejecting agreement as a ‘bad deal for Ireland and the planet’
EU’s Mercosur deal ‘very disappointing for Irish beef sector’ – Creed
Allowing Mercosur states supply 99,000 tonnes of beef to EU ‘a very significant negative’
Romania may face disciplinary action over legal aberrations, EU warns
Commission threatens to launch article 7 proceedings if Bucharest refuses to conform
Rains torment cyclone-hit communities in Mozambique
Aid flights blocked for third day after country hammered by second cyclone in six weeks
EU steps up challenge to member states which violate rule of law
Poland and Romania in focus as Timmermans outlines need to uphold legal ethics
Fine Gael joins calls for expulsion of Orban from European People’s Party
Hungarian PM is seen as having finally overstepped mark with billboard campaign attacking Brussels
Eamon Gilmore nominated as EU special representative for human rights
Ex-tánaiste’s appointment comes after Lane nominated for chief economist role with ECB
Newspaper publishers seeking payment from online tech giants
Printed press lobbying EU to protect draft copyright legislation
Poland speeds up contentious court reform in face of EU opposition
European Commission’s Frans Timmermans ‘not optimistic’ Poland will pull back
European Commission takes UK and Poland to task
Poland at centre of legal case over judges, while €2.7bn in duties demanded from UK
Defiant Orban says Hungary will not be blackmailed by MEPs
Hungarian prime minister tells European Parliament ‘if necessary we will stand up to you’
Brexit: where the talks are at, and where they have to go
Discussions between EU and UK now proceeding along several strands towards multiple deadlines
New home of European Medicines Agency will not be ready on time
Amsterdam won bid to host agency post-Brexit after contest with 15 other cities
‘Irish veto threat’ has become part of a new narrative from London
Talk of ‘veto threats’ is just smoke and mirrors
Child abuse victims challenge Irish view of ECHR ruling
Survivors gather in Brussels to address committee of European Parliament
Britain’s ‘tough-guy approach’ to Brexit criticised by Phil Hogan
‘We are now so close to the cliff edge of a hard Brexit ... we can see the drop’ - Ireland’s EU Commissioner
EU presses for full banking union with watered down deposits plan
Commission yet to reach consensus on insurance scheme after German pushback
Varadkar throws himself into EU summit with enthusiasm
New Taoiseach details meetings he had in Brussels with various European leaders
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