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24/04/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Businesses in Ireland are continuing to be impacted by the lack of housing supply. According to a new survey from

08/04/2023 - By Thomas Falk

Sweden has agreed to the extradition of a Turkish citizen demanded by Ankara. The Swedish Ministry of Justice said it

06/04/2023 - By Thomas Falk

The pension reform continues to paralyse France as new protests are imminent. The government is sticking to its plans –

04/04/2023 - By Thomas Falk

Germany’s Vice Chancellor and Economics Minister Robert Habeck arrived in Ukraine for political talks with a small delegation of German

06/02/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Simon Coveney TD, the Irish Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, is travelling to the US West Coast this week

31/01/2023 - By Thomas Falk

On the second major day of protests against the planned pension reform, strikes paralysed large parts of public life in

05/01/2023 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Ireland’s Data Protection Commission (DPC) has announced its decision to fine Meta Ireland, formally Facebook Ireland Ltd., €390 million following

07/12/2022 - By Thomas Falk

After much back and forth, the Patriot air defence system will now be stationed on Polish territory. The opposition sees

05/12/2022 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

Ireland’s Central Statistics Office (CSO) has published its ‘Our Lives Our Money’ Pulse Survey. The on-line survey was carried out

30/11/2022 - By Thomas Falk

The EU Commission recommends only releasing corona aid and subsidies for Hungary when the country implements demands for the rule

21/11/2022 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The fifth annual report of the Balance for Better Business Review Group, published today, reveals that while Irish businesses have