France’s Socialist Party in throes of legislative election disaster
The party of Mitterrand and Jaurès is set to lose 90% of its nearly 300 seats
EU Summit: the waiting game
The hope is Godot will arrive this week with the UK triggering of article 50
Alan Shatter: Accusations against Israel hide the real issues
Palestinian discord is one of the main obstacles to achieving peace in the region
Whitehall’s Brexit advice to Theresa May (as imagined by Alan Dukes)
‘Yes, prime minister, the “Great Repeal Bill” is a masterly opening move’
Michael Noonan stands ‘four-square behind’ Enda Kenny
Minister for Finance says party and country are fortunate to have Kenny as Taoiseach
Brexit postmortem: New British prime minister will have two logical choices
She can seek to reverse a potentially catastrophic referendum result or make the best of a bad lot
No sign of revolution as France scrape past Italy
A Sergio Parisse inspired Italy push Les Bleus to the death in Six Nations opener in Paris
Mary Robinson hopeful about Paris climate conference outcome
Former president also says Ireland has room to improve
Paris attacks a “horrendous attack on the free world” - Kenny
Every country will have to re-examine security arrangements, says Tánaiste
Is Europe ready for non-European migrants?
Integration attitudes linked to perceptions of race and ethnicity
Tsipras took home a deal far worse than had previously been on table
Political integration must deepen at an even faster pace than previously
Hollande’s gambit may work in spite of antagonising his left-wing heartland
Executive authority move signals more reform of old structures in a stagnating economy
Dail observes minute’s silence in solidarity with French people
Taoiseach leads strong condemnation of last week’s murders
Reports Ireland being used as a hub by jihadis being ‘monitored carefully’
Taoiseach says meeting of the security committee took place on Saturday
Bittersweet memories, sunshine and tension at D-Day ceremonies
Barack Obama is cheered, Vladimir Putin booed at the international ceremony in Ouistreham
Government parties show divergent views on spying issue
Coalition either unconcerned about practice in Ireland or unwilling to criticise the US
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