Tánaiste says it would be wrong to think last minute deal could be reached given complexities involved

Europe Letter: European Commission president hopes to give MEPs new powers

Fianna Fáil backs Sinn Féin motion rejecting agreement as a ‘bad deal for Ireland and the planet’

Allowing Mercosur states supply 99,000 tonnes of beef to EU ‘a very significant negative’

Commission threatens to launch article 7 proceedings if Bucharest refuses to conform

Aid flights blocked for third day after country hammered by second cyclone in six weeks

Poland and Romania in focus as Timmermans outlines need to uphold legal ethics

Hungarian PM is seen as having finally overstepped mark with billboard campaign attacking Brussels

Ex-tánaiste’s appointment comes after Lane nominated for chief economist role with ECB

Printed press lobbying EU to protect draft copyright legislation

European Commission’s Frans Timmermans ‘not optimistic’ Poland will pull back

Poland at centre of legal case over judges, while €2.7bn in duties demanded from UK

Hungarian prime minister tells European Parliament ‘if necessary we will stand up to you’

Discussions between EU and UK now proceeding along several strands towards multiple deadlines

Amsterdam won bid to host agency post-Brexit after contest with 15 other cities

Talk of ‘veto threats’ is just smoke and mirrors

Survivors gather in Brussels to address committee of European Parliament

‘We are now so close to the cliff edge of a hard Brexit ... we can see the drop’ - Ireland’s EU Commissioner

Commission yet to reach consensus on insurance scheme after German pushback

New Taoiseach details meetings he had in Brussels with various European leaders

From bin charges to Israeli policy: A selection of many missives from the new FG leader

Permanent head of the Eurogroup and new bond market for debt among ideas explored

European Commission pledge at odds with Theresa May’s wish for cloak of secrecy

Geoblocking will cease for subscribers to platforms like Netflix and Spotify from 2018

A legal decision that article 50 is revocable would allow for change of mind about leaving

Incoming prime minister warned of controls along the Border during Brexit campaign

Simple reform and greater transparency of Council of Ministers would go a long way to increasing public’s understanding of European democracy, argues Benoît Keane

It is not clear that the EU is any less accountable than national governments

‘Any change to EU language regime subject to vote of the Council,’ says Commission

Lack of democracy and transparency at the heart of the EU must be addressed

It is going to be a long haul between now and Britain leaving

Recruitment campaign launched for first 62 positions in Brussels and Luxembourg

Officials admit little headway made in past six months despite June deadline for deal

Party’s MPs report mixed views on the doorsteps especially outside London

Commissioner wants multinationals tax data to be public and he hopes for deal on corporate tax by end of June

Measures to be debated today will slow down decision making and hit trade

Turning a blind eye to deteriorating rule of law standards in member states calls credibility into question

Media Bill and changes to Poland’s highest court under review by European Commission

Anti-democracy moves in Warsaw add to EU’s concerns

Dublin would face paying €200m more to EU each year, economic think tank finds