Derek Scally

Tight supply and a shortage of affordable housing are common themes despite recent cooling of prices in several markets

Five Irish Times foreign correspondents looked at rental prices and issues in their city, to get a snapshot of whether the rental crisis in Dublin is also experienced in other parts of the world

Supervisory boards of TVP public television, Polish Radio and the Polish Press Agency fired to ‘restore the impartiality and credibility of public media’

Victory comes just days after intelligence agency in the state of Saxony declared the local AfD to be an extremist organisation

Masha Gessen essay fuels debates about German sensitivities and Israeli policy

Even with the handover of power to a pro-EU coalition, patriotic-nationalist narratives promoted by the conservative Law and Justice party have taken root

Arrangement that will see cuts to green investment follows weeks of political upheaval

New prime minister signals warmer relationship with European Union and ‘full mobilisation’ for Ukraine

Livestream of events in parliament delivers a happy ending for young crowd

National conservative Law and Justice (PiS) party loses confidence vote and cedes eight years in power

German leader attracts cheers at Social Democratic Party conference amid three-week budget deadlock

Zeitgeist Irland 24 programme will feature more than 200 events of concerts, exhibitions and plays

In advance of next week’s swearing-in, Poland’s next prime minister has promised to ‘rebuild my country’s position in Europe’ – and unlock billions in funding frozen by the EU

Germany’s leading Jewish group claims one in three communities have experienced hostility since militant group’s assault on Israel on October 7th

The sighs from the next table were too loud to ignore. It was his property tax statement