Dublin becomes centre of Ukraine discussions as EU leaders meet
Ukraine will rightly never accept concessions on territory and so the war continues into its fifth winter
Concertgoers to be given more information about dynamic pricing while in online queues
New regulations, proposed by Ireland’s commissioner Michael McGrath, will also tackle ‘subscription traps’
Europe is reaching for its credit card to fund Ukraine. But for how long?
Germany and other former fiscal hawks are borrowing to fund Kyiv. Elections next year could test that consensus
Smoke flavouring used in ham, rashers and crisps to be phased out as challenge fails
Kerry Group and food producers have had to rely on alternative ingredients
Proposed EU rules would force transparency on Ticketmaster over prices
Subscription services would have to notify people before charging when a free trial ends under new regulations
EU governments scramble to help fill €70bn gap in Ukraine funding
EU governments will be asked to cover two-thirds of €70-billion hole in Ukraine’s wartime budget
Taoiseach says 10.5% pay hike offered to public service unions ‘very fair’
Simon Harris says there is ‘a very small but crucial window to try and de-escalate’ before Thursday’s planned strike
High politics and traffic chaos: Europe’s leaders are coming to Dublin
Nearly 50 European leaders will meet in Dublin for a major summit this week
Ireland’s artistic EU presidency ‘circus’ avoids diplomatic landmines
Commissioning art to liven up the EU’s corridors of power can be a tricky job
Midterm drubbing could prompt Trump backlash abroad
The ‘blue wave’ will hamstring the Trump administration’s ability to pass legislation, but the US president will still have latitude on foreign policy
EU-UK deal proposes to remove ‘vast majority’ of agri-food Brexit checks
Post-Brexit reset deal negotiated by London and Brussels commits to settle tuition fee question at later date
A change of flag for Irish troops in Lebanon: What will loss of UN mandate mean for Defence Forces?
New EU military support mission in Lebanon will be limited to training Lebanese troops
State considering bid for part of €21bn EU ‘defence’ loans after previous plan was vetoed by minister
Previous attempt to draw on European Union facility for Defence Forces vetoed by Paschal Donohoe
EU’s new ‘Made in Europe’ rules could further delay Irish housing, warns ESB
Emails show ESB Networks worried draft law to boost European manufacturing will raise infrastructure costs
Some alumina from Aughinish ‘undoubtedly’ supplies Russian military, EU envoy says
Possible quotas for Aughinish exports to Russia considered by Brussels officials