France summons Iran envoy over supermarket fridge hack
Ireland was among the countries affected by later hacks of supermarket fridges
France set for choice between Le Pen and hard-left Mélenchon
Jean-Luc Mélenchon vows to lower retirement age, introduce wealth taxes and defy EU treaties
Who is behind the wave of bomb threats in Ireland and Europe?
Current technology makes it particularly hard to trace the origin of an email threat and track down those responsible
Aer Lingus says pilot ‘acted impeccably’ on flight diverted by bomb threat amid France investigation
Public prosecutor says investigation began after he was informed pilot initially refused to comply with request to land at airbase
‘She ticks a lot of boxes’: Will Christine Lagarde take a shot at the French presidency?
Lagarde’s early resignation from the ECB has ignited speculation she may run to try to beat Marine Le Pen
Two Ryanair flights from Dublin among planes affected by false bomb threats
At least seven planes travelling across Europe were affected by suspected bomb threats on Tuesday
Europe confronts a new threat: protest movements with no visible leaders
Anonymous social media accounts are mobilising young people across borders, blurring the lines between political protest, online performance and organised looting
Irish man denied entry to Israel believes Irish passport viewed as ‘red flag’ at border
European Parliament employee says border guards told him ‘they see Ireland as like an anti-Israel country’
‘Police came and beat up minors’: Meet France’s student protesters
Students vow to go ahead with further protests after government offers more funding and university places
Marine Le Pen begins ‘great battle for France’ with presidential campaign launch
Right-wing populist has seen poll boost following unrest
Silent, tense and barricaded, Orléans reveals a deeply divided France
Le Pen launches presidential campaign amid security lockdown and protest
Can Emmanuel Macron pull France back from the brink?
Protests and paralysis have cast a shadow over the twilight of a presidency once defined by ambition and confidence
Macron tightens curbs on protests and accuses far left of ‘seditious acts’
Combined yellow-vest and student protest to go ahead in Paris on Saturday as Italy calls in soldiers to patrol Milan streets
Europe’s angry autumn: what’s driving the wave of protests?
Demonstrations from Albania to Spain are largely unconnected, but some common frustrations run through them
‘Massive’ security operation planned in France ahead of fresh protests on Saturday
Fresh curfews imposed on Tuesday after first quiet night since France’s most destructive rioting in years