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DUP’s Ian Paisley says re-establishment of Stormont ‘could be an ice age away’
Proposed EU legislation aims to protect at least 20% of land and sea areas by 2030 but faces stiff opposition
Russia ‘tries to swallow’ neighbour states left outside the circle, Zelenskiy warns Moldova summit
Oireachtas committee may now ‘consider legislative changes’ rather than wait to examine independent report
‘There isn’t a direct link between wholesale prices and the retail prices that homeowners and businesses pay,’ Leo Varadkar says
‘We have to know what we’ll be signing up to before we can sign up to anything,’ Taoiseach says at Moldova summit
The prospect of private companies establishing themselves as tollbooths on transactions instead is concerning
Mass gathering of heads of state close to Ukrainian border seen as a ‘message to Moscow’
European Commission’s last-ditch effort to make Apple pay the Republic more than €13 billion of alleged back taxes came before EU’s highest court this week
Seeking international support for unification may mean leaving the Left group, home to the remains of Europe’s communist parties, behind
Second victory in a month at the General Court as CEO Michael O’Leary battles countries’ Covid-era supports for rivals
Facebook owner argued commission over-reached in its investigation of suspected anti-competitive behaviour
EU Commission made ‘numerous errors’ in its arguments that Ireland should be paid the additional tax, court hears
Working together, smaller EU countries and multinationals have delivered the Commission a series of painful blows
Comments made after Meta received a record fine from the Data Protection Commission for breaching EU data protection laws