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Donald Tusk wants this ‘black dream’ to be over, but what do people on the ground think?

World View: How will global far-right adapt without US figurehead?

Internationalists hope Biden victory heralds wider fall in far-right fortunes

Belarusian Nobel laureate Alexievich condemns Lukashenko’s ‘terror’

Acclaimed author defiant as fellow opposition figures are jailed and expelled

The Irish Times view on Phil Hogan and the Oireachtas golf dinner

Hogan could have done much more to help his own case and failure to do so fuels suspicion

The Irish Times view on the rule of law in Poland: A battle for the judiciary’s future

PiS’s disregard for European political standards is a worrying challenge to our values

Hungarian power grab draws slow response in crisis-hit Europe

East-west split in European Parliament could again scupper sanctions against Orban

Brexit Day countdown: How we got here, the complete history

After nearly 50 years of membership, Britain leaves the European Union on Friday

Day of long goodbyes in Brussels as Tusk and Juncker depart

Jokes and high emotion as EU leaders step down after five turbulent years

Brussels welcomes re-election of pro-EU Romanian president

Ex-PM Viorica Dancila urged to resign as Social Democrat chief after heavy defeat

Taoiseach predicts steep rise in Ireland’s contribution to the EU budget

Varadkar says he is ‘okay’ with rise as it reflects the strength of the Irish economy

Fintan O’Toole: Boris Johnson has joined the undead

Brexit will never be laid to rest. It may even be destined to meander on forever

Brexit leak: Document shows EU preparing to grant three-month extension

UK will be able to leave before January 31st, 2020 if deal is approved, document states

Fintan O’Toole: Northern Ireland is being detached from the UK. Get ready for it

English nationalism is changing the political architecture of these islands

Johnson backed into a corner despite rare Commons win

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EU awaits outcome of UK election vote before deciding Brexit extension

Stance puts renewed pressure on Labour Party to back general election on Monday

EU ambassadors expected to begin process for three-month Brexit extension

EU’s chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier has been asked to continue to oversee evolving EU/UK relationship after Brexit

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