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06/06/2022 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The amount of plastic waste produced globally is on track to almost triple by 2060, with around half ending up

04/06/2022 - By Thomas Falk

One hundred days after the start of the war in Ukraine, the Kremlin expressed satisfaction with the course of events.

01/06/2022 - By Thomas Falk

The EU Commission approves payments because Poland shows concessions in the ongoing legal dispute. The EU Commission has been blocking

31/05/2022 - By Thomas Falk

After lengthy negotiations, the EU heads of state and government have agreed on a partial embargo on Russian oil. It

30/05/2022 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The results of research carried out by the Whitaker Institute at National University of Ireland (NUI), Galway and the Western

26/05/2022 - By Thomas Falk

There is movement in the dispute between Turkey and the other NATO countries about Finland and Sweden joining the military

24/05/2022 - By Thomas Falk

A high-ranking Russian diplomat at the UN headquarters in Geneva has resigned with sharp words against the Kremlin. President Vladimir

19/05/2022 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The president of Fórsa, Ireland’s largest public service trade union, has criticised the Irish Government’s approach to legislating for remote

02/05/2022 - By Antoinette Tyrrell

The European Commission has issued A Statement of Objections to technology giant Apple outlining a list of suspected violations of

01/05/2022 - By Thomas Falk

Germany has filed a lawsuit with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) against Rome in a dispute over compensation payments

30/04/2022 - By Thomas Falk

The United States is training Ukrainian troops on artillery in Germany, according to Pentagon spokesman Kirby, who also found clear