Starmer and Macron discuss plans to reset UK relations with France and EU during Paris talks
PM’s meeting with French president follows recent visit to Germany where he said he was not ‘reversing Brexit’ amid plans for treaty
PM’s meeting with French president follows recent visit to Germany where he said he was not ‘reversing Brexit’ amid plans for treaty
Human rights organisation pushes for EU to target Israeli firms facilitating West Bank settlements
Member states, including Ireland, ignored European Commission president’s request to propose a man and a woman for commissioner posts
Taoiseach says budget will be similar to last year with tax reductions and welfare increases
It is idle to debate whether ‘Ireland is full’. But it is not idle to acknowledge the glaring truth that Ireland is in no position to accept 25,000 homeless migrants claiming asylum every year
Financial institutions face a new suite of rules and and requirements when EU law takes effect next year, Compliance Institute said
Price caps, a wartime supply freeze and colonial lobbying around the top table have been features of the economics of the fruit
Warning to bloc members comes in report by its Special Representative for Human Rights on situation in Israel, Gaza and the West Bank
Business leaders are the most important stakeholder in driving change and creating a culture of innovation where employees can successfully create and adapt to evolving technologies
Sleepy settlement rises up against plan to source lithium for batteries that power phones and cars in the EU
The Labour government has a genuinely toxic inheritance from the Conservatives, politically, diplomatically and technically
Valdis Dombrovskis confident measure will enter into force in November
If the Republican candidate returns to the White House, Brussels will offer a quick deal then threaten retaliation against tariffs
Tánaiste says Ireland’s ‘clear decision’ was nominating Michael McGrath, as commission president requests that EU member states put forward two names for posts
Traditionally quiet August period to be dominated by carve up of EU commissioner jobs
Mr Justice Richard Humphreys said An Taisce’s case raised novel, complex and important issues of EU law
Annual tax strategy papers ahead of budget also call for mandatory reporting of all inheritances
European Commission president secures second term and says she will ask countries to put forward a man and woman for commissioner posts
Ill-informed rant from Meta head of global affairs appears driven by his employer’s frustration with EU rules
Companies racing against deadline as 1 in 4 people in Europe identifies as having some form of disability
Dublin Port to receive €73.8 million towards MP2 project focusing on use of existing land at port
Taoiseach will confirm Ireland has joined international coalition campaigning for return of 20,000 Ukrainian children from Russia and Belarus
EU agency says 96% of respondents reported anti-Jewish behaviour, with conflict in Middle East one of the causes
Move represents rare truce after accusations from bloc over alleged anti-competitive conduct by tech giant
Macron’s election gamble has engineered a dangerous moment for France and the European Union
New British PM Keir Starmer says he looks forward to ‘working closely’ with Simon Harris after years of post-Brexit strain
Some €20 billion in EU funding for Hungary remains frozen over rule of law concerns
We have yet to be given clear reasons why we need facial recognition technology even though a Bill relating to it is meandering through our political process
Lower rises in energy and fresh food costs are offset by persistently high services prices
More focus on development aid and investment could tackle ‘root cause’ of migration from Africa
EU is using introduction of Digital Markets Act to check the power of Big Tech
Le Pen’s National Rally takes more than third of vote, according to projections, in major defeat for Macron in snap election
Analysis: Well-flagged package of von der Leyen, Kallas and Costa was hammered out by a small group of leaders and sold as a done deal to the rest
Governments will become supplicants to the European Commission president if as expected she secures a second term
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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