Jewish life in heart of Rome finds form in food traditionEurope Letter: Kosher restaurant quarter a thriving testament to 22-century-old historyThu Nov 04 2021 - 01:00
Polish 'Savita' case sparks protests against restrictive abortion lawsLawyer for the family of ‘Izabela’ likens death of 30-year-old to Savita Halappanavar caseWed Nov 03 2021 - 19:45
Cutting methane ‘quickest’ way to limit climate change, says G20Gas linked with beef industry in focus as leaders declare climate ambitions ahead of Cop26Sun Oct 31 2021 - 22:50
US and EU end Trump-era steel trade warDeal lauded as reset in relations under Biden administration that will boost tradeSun Oct 31 2021 - 13:12
G20 leaders sign off on global minimum 15% corporation tax dealReform aimed at fairer taxation of digital giants who have minimised their liabilitiesSat Oct 30 2021 - 19:21
G20 summit: Johnson says UK relationship with France has hit ‘turbulence’Draghi appeals for global cooperation as the ‘best answer to the problems we face today’Sat Oct 30 2021 - 15:35
Biden meets pope as Francis urges ‘radical’ action on climate changeCatholic US president talks to pontiff amid calls for ambitious G20 and Cop26 accordsFri Oct 29 2021 - 17:34
Biden jokes he is only Irish man pope has met ‘who’s never drank’ at Vatican meetingUS president meets pontiff amid efforts to set green agenda ahead of Cop26 summitFri Oct 29 2021 - 17:24
What Vienna’s experience can teach us about achieving climate transitionEurope Letter: Austrian capital’s solar power plans could fuel almost all Irish data centresThu Oct 28 2021 - 01:00
Irish banks will not be penalised by new EU reforms, says McGuinnessNew draft laws are final piece in tougher Basel III banking capital requirementsWed Oct 27 2021 - 15:31
McGuinness moves towards including gas and nuclear in green transitionIrish commissioner in eye of storm as member states row amid energy crisisTue Oct 26 2021 - 20:27
EU ready to fight back against Polish attack on bloc’s legal orderFiery scenes at European Parliament as opposing sides entrench positions in speechesTue Oct 26 2021 - 13:26
Ireland’s EU auditor warns of risk of wasting €750bn Covid-19 fundsTony Murphy urges caution over pressure to spend whether ‘a lot of added value or not’Mon Oct 25 2021 - 23:01
Covid grips Europe’s unvaccinated eastHundreds dying each day in Romania as crisis deepens in nations with low vaccine uptakeMon Oct 25 2021 - 19:03
Pleas to finance border walls rejected by European CommissionGroup of member states call for EU cash for barbed wire and fencing to halt migrantsFri Oct 22 2021 - 19:25
Taoiseach condemns ‘heinous’ use of migrants by BelarusMigrants transported to EU borders in retaliation to sanctions on MinskFri Oct 22 2021 - 11:10
Nightclubs and music venues given go-ahead to reopen with 100% capacityHospitality industry wins concessions from Government amid detiorating Covid situationFri Oct 22 2021 - 01:00
‘Slap in the face’: Taoiseach confronts Poland on judicial interferenceIreland breaks with likeminded countries to accuse Poland of going ‘too far’Thu Oct 21 2021 - 22:13
EU leaders bid to talk down Poland from challenge to legal orderIreland outspoken on issue as fellow member states try to de-escalate rowThu Oct 21 2021 - 21:33
The EU wants a rule of law battle it can win in row with PolandPolish court’s bombastic ruling rejecting supremacy of EU law has politics at its heartWed Oct 20 2021 - 21:04
British ECJ demands on NI protocol ‘not helpful’, says CoveneyMinister says UK government has obligation to comply with post-Brexit agreementMon Oct 18 2021 - 10:21
Irish leasing firms under pressure over alleged use of aircraft to traffic migrantsBelarussian airline Belavia accused of role in orchestrating migrant flows to EU bordersMon Oct 18 2021 - 09:47
UK warns ‘big gap’ with EU despite NI protocol offerIssue of border checks again on table if United Kingdom fails to abide by pactFri Oct 15 2021 - 20:09
EU offers to drop 80% of border checks to meet British demandsNew proposals ‘completely turned our rules upside down and inside out’, says SefcovicThu Oct 14 2021 - 04:29
EU’s Brexit compromise a love letter to Northern IrelandCommission convinced reluctant member states to make an exception for the NorthWed Oct 13 2021 - 21:00
Majority of checks on goods can go in bid to ease working of protocol, says SefcovicTaoiseach describes move by EU as ‘serious response’ to the challenges and concernsWed Oct 13 2021 - 19:11
EU to suggest plan to make operation of NI protocol easier but leave ECJ role in placeBrussels proposes to iron out differences over Brexit deal but UK wants bigger changeWed Oct 13 2021 - 01:00
London and Brussels at loggerheads over ECJ role in protocolCoveney frustrated as Downing Street insists court enforcement of rules ‘a central issue’Tue Oct 12 2021 - 02:40
UK’s protocol demands dismissed as ‘ground covered a million times before’London continues to insist governance of NI protocol must change despite EU rebuffsMon Oct 11 2021 - 18:29
Scramble to stop ‘de facto Polexit’EU cash for Poland in question as European Commission gathers responseFri Oct 08 2021 - 19:32
EU vows to face down challenge to legal order by Polish right-wing governmentPolish ruling on reach of EU law risks ‘de-facto exit’ from bloc, French minister warnsFri Oct 08 2021 - 19:28
Mairead McGuinness: UK needs to be ‘less emotional’ on BrexitEuropean commissioner talks about tax, trade, protocol and need for a stronger blocFri Oct 08 2021 - 13:00
EU flirts with western Balkans despite growing fear of commitmentEurope Letter: Doubts about expansion fuelled by issues with existing membersThu Oct 07 2021 - 12:35
Large majority favours keeping 12.5% corporation tax rate, poll findsAs State set to accord with OECD 15% rate for multinationals, only quarter of voters agreeThu Oct 07 2021 - 01:00
Impetus develops in Government towards joining OECD tax dealSuccess reported on having sticking-point phrase ‘at least 15%’ removed from draft textTue Oct 05 2021 - 21:37
Corporate tax: Momentum grows for Ireland to join OECD tax dealUnderstood Government has been successful in having ‘at least 15%’ removed from draft textTue Oct 05 2021 - 20:18
Coveney says no decision made on corporation tax rate, despite French minister’s commentsBruno Le Maire said Ireland had changed position on moving from 12.5% rateTue Oct 05 2021 - 20:01
Government may decide on 15% corporation tax by ThursdayIreland under pressure to sign up to the OECD agreement to end State’s 12.5% rateTue Oct 05 2021 - 00:15
EU confronts ‘unprecedented’ and ‘unbearable’ spike in energy pricesIssue raises questions about dependence on Russian gas and how to manage the green transitionMon Oct 04 2021 - 21:31
‘Progress’ made in corporate tax discussions as Government receives revised text – DonohoeGovernment has been seeking language change over inclusion of ‘at least’ in planMon Oct 04 2021 - 19:48
EU examines potential legal options if UK triggers article 16Move comes as London hints at using clause to suspend parts of Northern Ireland protocolFri Sept 24 2021 - 17:34
Consumers welcome EC move to introduce standard phone chargerAll electronic devices will have to be built to accept a USB-C charger by 2024Thu Sept 23 2021 - 13:21
Only planning can lessen impact of climate change in EuropeEurope Letter: It’s too late to reverse at least some sea level rise, and it’s time to prepareWed Sept 22 2021 - 21:23
EU Brexit chief says Northern Ireland protocol cannot become ‘eternal’ issueDUP leader asks Nancy Pelosi to reflect on ‘damage’ post-Brexit measure is causing to the NorthTue Sept 21 2021 - 18:51
EU vows ‘solidarity’ with France in submarine contract rowForeign ministers discuss implications for EU-US relations of ‘surprise’ cancellationTue Sept 21 2021 - 11:38
Australia’s treatment of France ‘unacceptable’, EU saysSubmarine spat threatens to scupper trade deal between European Union and AustraliaMon Sept 20 2021 - 19:22
Austerity was a mistake, says EU economy commissionerIreland can compete without 12.5% taxation rate, says Paolo Gentiloni ahead of Dublin visitMon Sept 20 2021 - 05:45
US multinationals add to pressure on Ireland to agree to a global tax dealNot in Ireland’s best interests to hold out if deal agreed, says American ChamberMon Sept 20 2021 - 05:00
Medicines supply in Ireland ‘could be destabilised’ by EU stance on North protocolPharma bodies call on EU Commission to introduce a four-year derogation on application of protocolSat Sept 18 2021 - 12:55
Judge recuses himself from Dwyer case at last minute after 'forgetting' he spoke in favour of lawFailure to disclose Seanad debate participation was ‘genuine oversight’, Eugene Regan saysFri Sept 17 2021 - 00:01
