European Union

EU approves Polish recovery plan but payouts dependent on judicial reform

Ursula von der Leyen to announce multibillion deal in Warsaw on Thursday

EU chief prosecutor accuses Ireland of delaying financial crime investigation

'We had to postpone everything because we didn’t receive this answer,' says head of European Public Prosecutor Office

Stricter property funds resilience rules in pipeline, warns Makhlouf

Irish-based companies hold about €23 billion of domestic real-estate assets

Looming hunger crisis overshadows EU summit

Fears grow about risk of starvation in vulnerable countries dependent on Ukrainian and Russian food staples

EU reaches deal on ban of most Russian oil imports

Limiting ban to shipped oil proposed in effort to win over Hungary’s Viktor Orban

Zelenskiy to address EU leaders as unity over sanctions falters

Hungarian opposition has held up agreement on Russian oil sanctions

Europe Letter: ‘One hundred Ukrainian orphans arrived in the care of one adult’

European Commission vice president Dubravka Šuica brings personal experience of war to challenge of child protection

Harsh winter may compel Europe to ration gas, warns International Energy Agency

Soros urges West to defeat Putin ‘to preserve our civilization’

Hungary and Poland hold up EU decisions on oil and corporate tax

Delay risks slowing momentum for global OECD levy deal ahead of crucial midterm elections in the United States

‘Rising tide of chemical exposure’: Pesticide contamination up 8.8% in EU – study

EU has strict rules concerning pesticides and has said it wants to halve their use by 2030

‘Siren call of nativism’ won’t reverse globalisation, says former Canadian PM

Brian Mulroney blames Ceta trade deal debacle on Brexit

Russia launches all-out assault to encircle Ukraine troops in east

Russian invasion of Ukraine is a global issue,says Biden

Political leaders throw support behind Ireland in Brexit row

Inside Politics: Dutch prime minister and senior US democrat arrive in Ireland

Ukraine war a turning point in history at which Moscow must be defeated – Zelenskiy

President says up to 100 Ukrainian soldiers dying each day in Donbas amid Russian assault

Renewal of law used to prosecute terrorism expected to be approved

Minister for Justice seeks extension of Act providing for non-jury Special Criminal Court

US delegation and Taoiseach discuss EU-UK impasse on NI protocol

Visiting group led by US Democrat Richard Neal emphasises importance of Belfast pact

Ukraine says 87 killed in strike on barracks in worst military loss of war

Russian mine clearers sweep captured Azovstal plant for landmines

UK government has ‘not been very fair’ in protocol talks, says Ahern

Partnership arrangement between the governments ‘effectively gone’, he says

Irish MEPs on delegation blocked by Israel from entering Gaza

Israel accused of blocking European Parliament’s work by refusing entry to delegation chair

The two Irish women among the world’s top architects

Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara of Grafton Architects on their passion for design

‘A sledgehammer to crack a nut’: NI traders bemoan protocol problems

As politicians bicker, businesses want to cut post-Brexit ‘Alice in Wonderland’ red tape

Brexit and the Northern Ireland protocol: What happens next?

Within Belfast, Brussels, London and Dublin, politicians get to grips with the protocol problem

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