New EU commission will be the Ursula show
Europe letter: German commission president has consolidated power at the top of EU’s executive arm
Michael McGrath given mid-ranking EU commissioner for justice job
European Commission justice portfolio viewed as mid-ranking role by current and former officials
Michael McGrath’s new EU justice job is a win, but not the one Government wanted
Ireland continues to labour under misplaced belief that it punches above its weight in Europe
Von der Leyen gives biggest European Commission jobs to France, Spain and Italy
Eleven of 27 new commissioners are women after ‘intensive weeks of negotiations’ with governments
What does the EU commissioner for justice do?
Role will include chastising EU countries over rule of law breaches and tackling foreign interference
Michael McGrath announced as EU commissioner for justice
Ursula von der Leyen says former Irish finance minister had ‘excellent track record’ as she announced the allocation of EU commissioner portfolios
Von der Leyen briefs Harris on ‘composition’ of EU commissioner jobs carve up
Ireland nominee Michael McGrath believed to be in frame for commissioner for justice job
Replacement of French commissioner suits both von der Leyen and Macron
Hard to imagine Ursula von der Leyen shivving Thierry Breton without the blessing of Macron
France’s EU commissioner Thierry Breton resigns and criticises von der Leyen
Emmanuel Macron nominates close ally to replace Thierry Breton as next EU commissioner in last minute switch
Lobbying push from Irish officials amid speculation over Michael McGrath’s EU role
Michael McGrath could be in the frame for EU commissioner for justice or innovation job
Slovenian row threatens to delay to EU commissioner announcements
Ursula von der Leyen had been due to detail appointments on Tuesday
Apple and Ireland: A tale of two tax sweethearts
Legal twists and turns over Apple case have sent periodic shockwaves across the Atlantic in recent years
Selection of EU commissioners may be delayed due to political row in Slovenia
European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen finalising portfolios to be assigned before scheduled Tuesday announcement
Fabric of Europe’s political centre is stretched by immigration issue
Extreme right’s gains are forcing EU states to consider a hardened policy
Apple runs out of road as European Court of Justice rules Ireland owed €13bn in back taxes
Account set up in 2018 to collect and hold funds pending outcome of dispute now amounts to €14bn