Jacques Delors

In Robert Menasse’s novel, the EU is an unlovely form of bureaucracy that is an affair of the heart

Political fragmentation and low turnout set to shape next European Parliament

His 40 years in the EU have given Irish diplomat David O’Sullivan a front-row view of history

Davos: Leo Varadkar cites European past in which big countries over-ran little ones

The French president is now seemingly unstoppable on the international stage

EU is a hegemonistic and increasingly militarised political behemoth controlled by Germany

At the heart of the European Union must be a vision beyond ‘prosperity’ for some

Brussels Letter: British ‘hostage-taking’ and autocratic governments compromise budget process

Group including John Bruton and Jacques Delors calls for ‘fully developed’ union

Existing code resembles nothing a sentient human being would design from scratch

British-Irish Parliamentary Assembly debates implications of Brexit

‘Europe cannot really go on as it is now, but it is important that people be in Europe’

No one wants to take credit for it, nor does anyone know how to deal with it

‘This is not a moment in European history – it is at least two parallel moments’

Ireland must assess and analyse Brexit implications with rigorous logic

Move underlines François Hollande’s determination to kick-start France’s economy