‘We are heading for a war Europe might lose’: Continent preparing public for possible conflict
European governments are preparing the public for the possibility of conflict as US security guarantees fade
Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA)
EU satellite images identified ‘dark vessel’ in Irish Sea that could be linked to rogue drones
Airborne devices appeared in Dublin Bay, close to flight path of Ukrainian president’s plane
‘Considerable’ concern Ireland lacks means to defend itself ahead of EU presidency role
New report says State faces ‘most dangerous’ security situation in recent history
TCD professor ‘quite surprised’ by Department meeting with Chinese human rights body
Dr Isabella Jackson says China Foundation for Human Rights Development is ‘just propaganda’
Long-established laws of war are being ‘blatantly disregarded’, top UN official says
Several governments ignore human rights, which are the ‘medicine to heal a fractured world’
Northern Ireland facing ‘quite scary’ shortage of key skilled workers, minister says
Stormont economy minster says the difficulties were further reason for British-Irish agreement
Court ruling would give newly arrived asylum seekers more rights than homeless people, Minister claims
Such a ruling by the ECJ would be ‘very hard to justify’ to Irish citizens and other member states, says Jim O’Callaghan
Ireland cannot protect its waters alone, UN expert says
UN Institute for Disarmament Research report examines threats to subsea telecommunications cables worldwide
Housing and infrastructure crises threaten investment, Central Bank warns
Central Bank governor Gabriel Makhlouf warns minister of risks
Almost half of honey in Irish shops likely sourced from countries not identified on labels, research finds
New findings note that cheaper, adulterated imports pose a threat to 4,000 domestic producers
Ryanair says ‘tough’ choices required to turbocharge sustainable aviation fuel development
Republic could use excess electricity to make sustainable fuels if it meets wind energy targets
Some claims about the cost of a united Ireland don’t stack up
These are not harmless notions to drop into public discourse from the top of an ivory tower. Everyone involved should take more care
ECB rate cut next week will not be ‘victory declaration’ on inflation, Lane says
ECB chief economist Philip Lane brushes off fears that loosening euro-zone monetary policy before US Fed could backfire
Can’t agree on the potential cost of a united Ireland? The Germans may have the answer
Germany’s experience is relevant to Ireland given the sharp differences that followed the publication of a report on unification costs
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