Mairead McGuinness

NI protocol: Dublin and Brussels are not impressed, to say the least

Inside Politics: Government set to sign off on NMH deal, but the row is not over yet

US sanctions send ‘very strong message’ to UAE about Kinahans - Minister

People working with gang in Dubai ‘need to think twice’, says Byrne

Conference told EU needs to spend €400bn a year on energy to meet climate targets

European commissioner Mairead McGuinness tells Irish wind energy event ‘nothing is off the table’

MTK Global boxing business distances itself from Daniel Kinahan after US sanctions

US offering award of up to $5M for information leading to arrest of cartel members

West insists sanctions hurting Russia as push for more falters

US deputy treasury secretary says capital is fleeing from Russia as Moscow pushes back

Russia adds five more Irish-registered aircraft to its registry

Twenty jets now hold dual Irish and Russian listing in breach of international rules

Putin’s gas-for-roubles threat raises prospect Russia could turn off tap

G7 nations call Moscow’s bluff in stand-off over natural gas deliveries

EU to create ‘freeze and seize’ taskforce to take Russian oligarch’s wealth

Concerns grow that cryptocurrencies will be used to evade effect of economic sanctions

EU preparing ‘stringent’ sanctions if Russia invades Ukraine

Nato, the US and the UK express concerns Russia will stage ‘false flag’ operation to create pretext for attack on its neighbour

Global effort needed to regulate cryptocurrencies, says Mairead McGuinness

EU commissioner points to volatility and the amount of money invested in such assets

Inclusion of gas and nuclear in EU taxonomy not necessary – Eamon Ryan

Green leader predicts guidelines will be difficult to get through European Parliament

Border checks continue in NI ports despite Poots’s order

‘Extremely unhelpful’: EU Commissioner criticises DUP minister on intervention

EU’s bitterly contentious green policy may kill the ‘Brussels Effect’

Europe Letter: Critics warn that proposals for climate-friendly investments may backfire

McGuinness angers European Parliament with energy classification

Commissioner supports calling nuclear and gas projects ‘green’ for investment purposes

EU plans three-year extension to UK clearing system access

Move avoids ‘short-term cliff-edge effects’ from expiration of permit that was due in June

McGuinness insists EU move to label nuclear and gas ‘green’ based on science

Comments come amid backlash towards draft of so-called taxonomy

No tears shed in Brussels for departure of Brexit chief David Frost

Reaction to appointment of Liz Truss is one of guarded open-mindedness

Irish banks will not be penalised by new EU reforms, says McGuinness

New draft laws are final piece in tougher Basel III banking capital requirements

McGuinness moves towards including gas and nuclear in green transition

Irish commissioner in eye of storm as member states row amid energy crisis

Brussels promises ‘no cliff edge’ over EU banks’ access to UK clearing

Financial services commissioner says there will be no ‘sudden twists and turns’ over licence

Mairead McGuinness: UK needs to be ‘less emotional’ on Brexit

European commissioner talks about tax, trade, protocol and need for a stronger bloc

Fine Gael accuses Britain of ‘slightly tiring’ routine on post-Brexit arrangements

Neale Richmond says NI protocol ‘isn’t going anywhere’ despite British efforts to ‘trash’ it

EU plan to ease insurance rules and release €120bn into economy unveiled

Funds would help with post-Covid recovery without reducing policyholder protection

Phil Hogan appointed to business that lobbies European Commission

Digital finance firm Proof of Trust and its spin-off, the Astra Protocol, confirm hire

EU to ban cryptocurrency anonymity in anti-money laundering plan

New agency would enforce requirement for crypto providers to verify users’ identities

McGuinness says opportunities for Ireland in new EU green bonds standard

EU standard to ensure bonds classified as climate-friendly truly meet the description

McGuinness hopes UK will not compromise on food safety in post-Brexit trade deals

EU commissioner says UK was instrumental in developing many of the EU’s rules

Changes may be needed to make banks address bad loans faster – McGuinness

Commissioner expresses ‘concern’ over likely loan defaults after pandemic

The Irish Times view on careers in EU institutions: the disappearing Irish

The flow of well-qualified young people from Ireland into the European civil service is slowing – and it will cost the State influence

Miriam Lord: Hope springs maternal as Helen McEntee’s good news is delivered

Congratulations pour in for Minister as knives come out in Dublin Bay South

McGuinness green label initiative angers environmental groups

Forestry and biomass inclusion leads to calls to reject green investment system

Planned EU tax rules have ‘serious implications’ for State

Department of Trade briefing urges intervention by Minister of State Robert Troy

EU threat to block Covid-19 vaccine exports raises tensions with UK

Wallace warns any attempt to block vaccine exports to UK would be ‘counterproductive’

EU leaders to consider vaccine export bans as rollout anger grows, confirms McGuinness

Commissioner understands that AstraZeneca is sending Covid jabs to UK but not EU

Country-by-country multinational tax reporting ‘will happen’, says McGuinness

Majority of EU member states believe 'its time has come', commissioner says

EU expects financial services deal with UK but trust an issue, says McGuinness

Swathes of trading in euro shares and swaps have left UK for continent, raising heckles at BoE

Biden ‘unequivocal’ about Belfast Agreement support as Dublin and London row over NI protocol

Coveney says UK ‘cannot be trusted’ after decision to extend grace period for checks on goods entering North from Britain

Firms face ‘very tough conversations’, warns Mairead McGuinness

Ireland’s EU Commissioner says State will be much bigger due to the Covid-19 pandemic

EU to force multinationals to reveal tax filings as Ireland loses debate

Country-by-country reporting had been blocked since 2016

Dublin most popular destination for firms moving business out of London

Seen & Heard: Credit unions launch debit card, first-time buyers locked out

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