The extreme right has long used the internet to organise and exchange ideas, but the Christchurch murders marked a shocking low in the choreography of terror

Europe Letter: Support builds for Fidesz’s expulsion from the European People’s Party

Green jersey at €60 a pop a staple of diplomacy with cufflinks, books and Celtic brooch

The rich were only pretending they cared about prudence, law and family values

We need to take the reactionary threat seriously without taking seriously the grandiose self-image of the reactionaries

As a father of globalisation Peter Sutherland leaves a problematic legacy

Brendan Howlin accuses Leo Varadkar of concealing his visit until the last minute

The ruling party wishes to follow the example of Victor Orbán’s Hungary and his model of ‘illiberal democracy” with the primacy of political will over law

The European Commission is set to hold an ‘orientation’ debate on new laws in Poland that rein in both its constitutional court and its state media

Last Friday night in Paris, France was attacked by terrorists for its successes rather than for its failures

Indication that a new political balance is emerging in Europe - victories on both left and right for anti-austerity parties

European People’s Party emphasises success of centre-right governments

Hungary’s steel fence fails to deter migrants as EU ministers call for urgent meeting

States with history of conflict and emigration show little desire to help new arrivals

He is a man already at war with the EU Commission and fellow member states over human rights and media restrictions and his sidling up to Vladimir Putin

Opinion: ‘Orbán’s measure also has to be seen in the light of his own particular brand of right wing, deeply regressive consumption-focused taxation’

Ireland’s commissioner-designate will be questioned for three hours by MEPs

Commissioner designate faces tough task as part of expected bunfight