Europol Seizes almost €450,000 in Counterfeit Bank Notes
Europol, the European police service, has successfully supported Romanian authorities in dismantling an organized crime group responsible for circulating counterfeit
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Antoinette Tyrrell is a writer and journalist who started her career in print and broadcast journalism in Ireland. An English and History graduate of the National University of Ireland, Maynooth, she worked for 11 years in corporate public relations for Irish Government bodies in the Foreign Direct Investment and Energy sectors. She is the founder of GoWrite, a business writing and public relations consultancy. Her work has appeared in a range of national and international media and trade publications. She is also a traditionally published novelist of commercial fiction.
EU Aviation Agency gives Boeing 737 Max Green Light to Fly
The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has given the go-ahead for the return of the Boeing 737 MAX to
EU Increases Annual Humanitarian Aid Budget by 60%
The European Commission has adopted its initial annual humanitarian budget of €1.4 billion for 2021. This 2021 budget represents an
EU to agree Common Approach to Covid-19 Vaccine Certification
Vaccine certification will be one of the key topics for European Union leaders as they come together to discuss the
WHO warns of ‘Catastrophic Moral Failure’ in Distribution of Covid-19 Vaccine
The World Health Organisation has warned of a ‘catastrophic moral failure’ if fair and equitable access to Covid-19 vaccines is
Informal Deal Struck on Programme of EU Digital Transformation
Provisional agreement has been reached today on a new Digital Europe programme by negotiators working on behalf of the European
EU Commission and CoR Partnership Launched to Support EU Local Authorities in Migrant Integration Efforts
A new partnership to assist cities and regions across the EU to receive additional support in their work to integrate
Baltic States Reopen Borders to Each Other’s Citizens
Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have today become the first EU nations to open their borders to each other’s citizens as
EU Commission Approves Danish State Aid Compensation Scheme for Event Cancellations
The European Commission has deemed a €12 million state aid scheme to compensate event organisers in Denmark for losses incurred
Ireland Announces Move to ‘Delay Phase’ as Education Institutes Close
Ireland has become the latest EU nation to announce the closure of all schools, third-level institutes and childcare facilities in
Ireland’s Rival Political Parties Enter Talks on Government Formation
The leaders of Ireland’s two main rival political parties, Fine Gael and Fianna Fail, have confirmed that they are to