In The Neighborhood - Page 9 of 13

02/10/2019 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

14 organisations operating within the Irish aviation industry have signed a joint declaration, committing to tackle disruptive passenger behaviour on

30/09/2019 - By Ivan Dikov

The EU should rethink its state aid rules when it comes to foreign competition, and the EU multinationals - their

30/09/2019 - By Ivan Dikov

Size and a desire to join set Ukraine apart from the rest of the world in a unique way as

27/09/2019 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

58% of Europe’s native trees are threatened with extinction, according to a new report published by the International Union for

27/08/2019 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The Danish Government has announced that it is to put a halt to the development of fish farming at sea

21/08/2019 - By Joanna Eva

With anti-government demonstrations well into their third month, Hong Kong’s streets are all but soaked in tear gas. Hundreds of

13/08/2019 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

A call for Ireland’s Health Minister Simon Harris, to ‘go a step further’ and introduce measures to tackle period poverty

08/08/2019 - By Ivan Dikov

Engaging with the European far right is an unpredictable, risky business because you never what kinds of monsters it might

17/07/2019 - By European Views

As the legal battle surrounding Sea Watch captain Carola Rackete continues to command headlines, the controversy highlights the futility of

01/07/2019 - By European Views

Accountancy giants KPMG are set to pay €44 million in fines to settle allegations by the U.S. Securities and Exchange

25/06/2019 - By Ivan Dikov

The decision has been protested by Ukraine and was far from unanimous in the PACE vote.