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The pandemic has taught EU to play hardball on trade

Europe Letter: Broken supply chains, tricky neighbours and vaccine rifts prompt change

EU’s Brexit compromise a love letter to Northern Ireland

Commission convinced reluctant member states to make an exception for the North

EU plans common charging port for phones, tablets and headphones

The move will impact Apple more than its rivals

Consumers welcome EC move to introduce standard phone charger

All electronic devices will have to be built to accept a USB-C charger by 2024

EU cites HSE hack as it unveils plans for rapid-response cyber unit

Commission vice-president notes ‘worrying trend’ of cyberattacks against health systems

EU set to unveil digital wallet fit for post-Covid life

App will allow citizens to securely access private and public services with a single online ID

EU has not ordered AstraZeneca vaccines beyond June, says Commissioner

Bloc signs deal with Pfizer-BioNTech as cost of jabs expected to be higher than earlier versions

Intel seeks €8bn in subsidies for European chip plant

Chip manufacturer eyes Germany and Benelux states for potential semi-conductor factory

Johnson & Johnson begins delivering Covid-19 vaccines to EU

Deliveries on track to provide target of 55 million doses to the bloc by the end of June

EU regulator to probe ethical standards of Sputnik vaccine trials

EMA to investigate whether Russian studies followed global clinical and scientific guidelines

Vaccine rollout in Europe ‘unacceptably slow’, says WHO

National campaigns struggle to take off in Europe as new wave of infections takes hold

WHO calls for end to vaccine export bans as scramble slows supply

Pressure rises as Italy prepares to confine citizens to homes again to counter Covid surge

Vaccine supply will only improve with increased manufacturing, says Martin

Fine Gael party meeting hears calls to allow more people attend religious services

Biden has promised to ‘restore the soul of America’ but what might that mean for Ireland?

Agenda: From tax to regulation of big tech Irish economy will be affected by White House decisions

Power of big tech will remain a thorn in media’s side in 2021

Covid-19 crisis has opened the industry’s eyes, but old problems haven’t gone away

New EU tech laws could sideline Irish regulators

New rules to rein in big tech would allow commission to enforce them directly

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