Tom Arnold

Report warns 800m more people will join the African labour force over 30 years

Commissioner Phil Hogan says rural development is leading the way in EU-Africa political co-operation

EU and Africa partner up to strive for a bright digital future

Issue is ‘not what Europe can do for Africa but ‘what Europe and Africa can do together’

Growth of rural economy will help ease Asian extreme poverty, says expert

Ireland could lead the way to joint approach to agriculture, climate, nutrition and health policies, says Tom Arnold

Former aide says Trump is a racist who uses the N-word

Omarosa Manigault Newman writes in new memoir that she witnessed ‘truly appalling things’

Africa can feed itself with a productive agricultural infrastructure

Irishman Tom Arnold is chairing EU task force to help rural Africa solve own problems

Donal Barrington saw Constitution as ‘living document,’ funeral hears

Former Supreme Court judge stood for a pluralist and tolerant Ireland, son tells mass

Fr Jack Finucane funeral Mass held at Kimmage Manor

Concern co-founder brought ‘humanity to the most inhuman situations’

Barry Andrews appointed director general to Dublin-based think tank

Former children’s minister takes up position with Institute of International and European Affairs

Ireland must forge better links with small EU states, forum hears

Institute of International and European Affairs hears Franco-German axis tightening

The new farming: profit trumps all?

Climate change means being smart about agriculture. But a key report, A Climate-Smart Pathway for Irish Agricultural Development, struggles to find a common vision

Irish Times Ltd makes operating loss of €1.1m

Turnover rises 0.4 per cent in ‘challenging but improved’ trading environment

Is the proposed ‘smart’ agricultural policy too good to be true?

Analysis: Motive behind climate study admirable but may prove to be wishful thinking

Ireland can be world leader in climate smart agriculture

Technologies and farming practices to reduce input use, improve farm income and reduce emissions must be built upon

Ruadhán Mac Cormaic: Who will be our friends now at the European table?

In the negotiations that will soon begin on the UK’s withdrawal from the EU, the Irish Government will attempt to strike a delicate balance

Miriam Lord: Is there anything to be said for another committee?

Government Buildings appears wedded to the idea of forming committees

Brexit Q&A: Everything you need to know

The stakes are high: if UK voters vote to withdraw they will be the first to leave union