UK hopes to reset relationship with Germany after forever misjudging Merkel
Johnson will hope to reopen the Northern Ireland protocol with her successor
Disconnect persists between need for climate action and getting on with it
Analysis: Decarbonisation provides big opportunity if mix of policy, finance and innovation is right
How the fortunes of Nicolas Sarkozy and Michel Barnier diverged
Will the man who Sarkozy once said had ‘the charisma of an oyster’ run for the Élysée?
The Irish Times view on Ursula von der Leyen’s agenda: a challenge to EU capitals
The commmission president promised action on digital taxation and demanded an end to unanimity voting in foreign policy
Hogan’s account crumbled and destroyed von der Leyen’s trust
‘Transparency’ of published itinerary led to public and press scrutiny for discrepancies
From Kilkenny to Brussels and Clifden: The rise and fall of ‘Big Phil’ Hogan
Politician’s career of uncompromising, unapologetic style began with Young Fine Gael
The $6bn judgment pitting Nigeria against Irish businessmen
London court hearing will lift the veil on shadowy world of international arbitration
European project and Ursula von der Leyen face an existential threat in Covid-19
President of the European Commission is struggling to build consensus on a viable reconstruction plan
Ireland after Brexit: Where do we stand in the EU?
There are important strategic challenges ahead in post-Brexit EU
UK always welcome back in EU after Brexit, says Timmermans
Vice-president of European Commission says Britain ‘unnecessarily damaged’ by Brexit
Day of long goodbyes in Brussels as Tusk and Juncker depart
Jokes and high emotion as EU leaders step down after five turbulent years
Brussels welcomes re-election of pro-EU Romanian president
Ex-PM Viorica Dancila urged to resign as Social Democrat chief after heavy defeat
Trump will not impose auto tariffs on EU, says Juncker
Bloc threatened tariffs on $39bn of American goods if US president carried out his threat
Michael Healy-Rae says he broke no rules on ‘fobbing in’ row
Kerry TD maintains he was at Dáil on day in question before travelling for Sneem funeral
Michael Healy-Rae: In his own words on fobbing in before traveling to funeral
Kerry TD says he was in the Dáil on June 21st, 2018, and afterwards attended a funeral
Macron aims to boost Sino-European relations on China state visit
Élysée stresses that ‘Europe must not be the collateral victim’ in US-China trade dispute
Michael Healy-Rae urged to explain how he claimed Dáil expenses when he was in Kerry
Kerry TD was in Sneem on June 21st last year, yet Dáil records show his ID tag was used to clock him present for Juncker speech
Balkan leaders head for Brussels with EU hopes under a cloud
Serbia boosts ties with Moscow amid doubts over EU commitment to the region
Brexit Q&A: What happens next?
A vote on the latest deal has been sought on Monday but there is no guarantee it will happen
EU’s Brexit unity falls away when it comes to accession and budget
Juncker and Tusk critical of French stalling over talks with North Macedonia and Albania
Blocking of Balkan states’ accession talks ‘historic mistake’, EU says
France leads opposition to start of negotiations with Albania and North Macedonia
‘Pound is still pound, queen is still queen’, Taoiseach tells unionists
Varadkar seeks to reassure DUP ahead of indicative vote in Commons on Brexit deal
Brexit on a knife edge as Johnson in race to win support for deal
British PM scrambling for MPs’ support ahead of Westminster vote on Saturday
New Brexit deal same as May’s but with tweaks regarding Ireland
Next commission president Ursula von der Leyen circumspect on Commons approval
By the numbers: Can Boris Johnson get his deal through Westminster?
DUP votes will be important but not decisive in attempting to secure Commons majority
Johnson may not need DUP votes, says Tory ERG member
Nigel Evans says group of Labour backbenchers could be vital for ratification
EU ministers in a bind as they face decision on Turkey
European Union fears impact of Turkish action on war against Isis, but is unlikely to act
Albania braced for another setback on long road to European Union
PM Edi Rama sees his country as ‘collateral damage’ in debate over EU’s future
Leaks, bluster and secret talks: The inside story of a pivotal week in Brexit
Leo Varadkar and Boris Johnson’s crunch Liverpool meeting followed a tense few days
Tens of thousands flee as Turkey presses Syria offensive
Erdogan threatens to send millions of refugees to Europe in combative speech
Boris Johnson vows election manifesto will not be explicitly no-deal
PM seeks to reassure Tory MPs who do not want to make hard Brexit party policy
EU condemns Turkey’s incursion into Syria amid refugee fears
EU criticises Ankara incursion in wake of US exit and fears refugees may again take flight
‘Stormont lock’ a non-runner in Brexit deal, says EU
Barnier insists that ‘if there is goodwill on both sides an accord is still possible’
EU leaders increasingly certain that UK will seek Brexit delay
Analysis: Brussels shows willingness to talk but will not take the blame if there is no progress
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