Minister for Defence says UN operations now ‘more complex and less resourced’ than in past

New proposals are not being presented on a ‘take it or leave it basis’ – Sefcovic

Journalist Martin Wolf claims UK has no clear endgame

Michael McGrath says outline of deal not entirely clear at this stage

Member states ‘should not succumb to the temptation to reverse such a positive trend’

Pat Leahy: We once again face the question of whether we want to learn from past mistakes

Majority of cases taken result in better climate regulations, authors of study say

‘Immune response will be longer lived so hopefully we are not going to need boosters every year’

Economy commissioner’s speech shows EU could compromise principles further

Transition to a food system compatible with agreement ‘will be a massive undertaking’

Brexit has caused division between Dublin and London, but it has brought Paris closer

Prices have been rising as economies have relaxed Covid restrictions

British minister blames bloc’s member states for lack of progress on the issue

State must be ‘open’ during debate on union’s future despite challenges of referendums

Larry Summers says reliance on multinationals ‘cause of concern’ with US tax plans

Commissioner expresses ‘concern’ over likely loan defaults after pandemic

‘Better days are ahead’ – Minister for Public Expenditure Michael McGrath

Ireland facing increasingly complex security threats, according to expert

Hungarian minister claims Hungary and Poland are being subjected to ‘political blackmailing’ by EU

‘Do you imagine not paying for your mobile phone or electricity?’ Loïc Fauchon asks

Minister aims to build closer relationships during UN Security Council membership

Agenda: From tax to regulation of big tech Irish economy will be affected by White House decisions

Micheál Martin says there was never such a thing as a ‘good Brexit’ for Ireland

Offshore wind energy effort to be scaled up, says Eamon Ryan

Boris Johnson’s controversial Internal Market bill may face defeat in House of Lords

Interview: Central Bank of Ireland governor ‘particularly worried’ about mental wellbeing

Gabriel Makhlouf warns economy likely to suffer economic shock from Brexit next year

Time is so short that the best that can be hoped for is a basic and not very ambitious trade deal

Former Labour Party TD, Senator and general secretary also led state companies and agencies

Party chief Alan Kelly pays tribute to leading light, while Taoiseach lauds ‘commitment’

Deputy governor says only the initial effects of the Covid-19 shock have been felt so far

He has taken issue with the downgrading of ‘wonderful country’ Costa Rica’s rating

Problems impeding Africa’s progress will remain after pandemic has passed, President says

Minister for Finance says current low interest rates will not last forever

‘Universal access to health is the first key lesson to be taken from this major pandemic’

Republic’s top EU civil servant says strict spending and subsidy rules will return after crisis

Debate provoked by coronavirus crisis goes beyond how to fund spending

This Week: Results from Trinity Biotech, Diaceutics, Lufthansa and Accenture

Taoiseach said he vowed never to view EU payments as ‘simple accounting exercise’

Romano Prodi arrived from Emilia-Romagna hours before warning on non-essential travel from region