Q&A: What does the latest Trump tariff move mean for Ireland?
While talks are ongoing, the prospect of a full-blown trade war cannot be ruled out
While talks are ongoing, the prospect of a full-blown trade war cannot be ruled out
CSO’s latest national accounts say growth was driven by ‘domestic-dominated sectors’
After big U-turns, Starmer and Reeves have boxed themselves into a corner
Talks had intensified recently as EU sought to secure deal before July 9th deadline
Online scams and fraud are the new front line of financial crime but the Digital Services Act is not fit for purpose in tackling this serious problem
Invasion of Ukraine has led Danes to rethink previous scepticism about closer EU ties
Eurostat report highlights rapid rise in cost of renting here since depths of financial crisis
The best-financed lobbyists in the United States are protecting the pharmaceutical sector, but that may change
The ideas behind ProtectEU may be noble but the potential for unintended consequences is huge
Spanish government short of favours as economy minister challenges Paschal Donohoe for Eurogroup role
The PEM convention would reduce exporters’ post-Brexit difficulties with supply chains
Former Green Party leader was chosen from ‘over 200 qualified’ candidates
Government trade forum to meet on Wednesday, a week before Trump’s deadline for 50% EU tariffs
New capability targets aimed at readying the West for war with Russia within five years
Brussels will try to avoid all-out trade war with US, but faces agreeing tariffs deal tilted in Washington’s favour
Government concerned about impact of ‘baseline’ US tariffs as EU negotiators intensify efforts to agree a deal
Ireland must find its way through an uncomfortable world of increased defence spending
Government believes joining will allow Ireland to secure military equipment at lower cost and faster pace
Whiplash effect of US policies seen as limiting investment for now
But Spain’s prime minister accuses European Union of having ‘double standards’ on conflict
Bloc looking at measures to help protect democratic institutions and freedoms of expression
Irish pleas fall on deaf ears amid ‘incomprehensible’ opposition to collective action
Digitally bought products flout consumer-protection rules, Irish commissioner Michael McGrath says
Middle East, defence spending and war in Ukraine on the agenda as EU leaders meet for summit
Tense talks under way to head off Trump’s 50% tariff threat ahead of July 9th deadline
Just 13 days to do a deal between Europe and the United States, says Tánaiste
Unifil mission requires UN Security Council vote amid fears US will act to end or scale it back
Ireland to push for sanctions on Israel at EU summit
US president’s ‘most favoured nation’ policy could also lead to European patients losing access to new treatments
EU had been far to slow to act in the face of genocide in Gaza, says Simon Harris
Israel-Iran conflict: World braces for Iranian response after US attacks on key nuclear sites
European Union and United Nations join growing international calls for immediate diplomacy
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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