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06/12/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The European Commission has adopted the decision to reserve €920.4 million in funding for Ireland as part of the Brexit

03/12/2021 - By European Views

Whoever believes that corruption in far-flung regions like Iraqi Kurdistan is not a problem for Europe should take a look

30/11/2021 - By European Views

It’s usually China, Japan and the US that come to mind first when the issue of overfishing is brought up,

29/11/2021 - By Thomas Falk

The Swedish parliament has re-elected Magdalena Andersson as Prime Minister. Only the previous week, she had resigned hours after her

28/11/2021 - By Thomas Falk

The Czech Republic has a new head of government. President Milos Zeman appointed the liberal-conservative Petr Fiala as the country’s

28/11/2021 - By Jakob Weizman

Relations between France and the United Kingdom have reached a dangerous low in the past week after 27 migrants drowned

28/11/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Great Britain tightened its corona entry rules. According to Premier Johnson, all those arriving in the future will have to

27/11/2021 - By Thomas Falk

In addition to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) also classifies the

26/11/2021 - By Thomas Falk

Given the rapidly increasing number of COVID infections, the EU seeks to shorten the validity of the digital vaccination certificates.

25/11/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

November 25th marks International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. According to the European Institute for Gender Equality

22/11/2021 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Ireland’s largest teacher’s union the Irish National Teacher’s Organization (INTO) has urged the Irish Government to do more in order