Romania defends bid to quash corruption cases amid EU outcry
Leader of ruling Social Democrats is among those who will benefit from planned reforms
Leader of ruling Social Democrats is among those who will benefit from planned reforms
Poland and Hungary among EU members whose growth will see their financial aid cut
Big pharma companies object to change that would allow generic manufacture of protected medicines for markets outside the bloc
Venture EU hopes to trigger €6.5 bn of new investment in innovative start-ups across Europe
Commission says all plastic packaging will be recyclable by end of decade
European Commission document looks to provide more equitable support for farmers
Republican plan ‘definitely not compatible’ with global trade rules, allies warn
Ireland, France top poll for use of collaborative economy
Danny McCoy wants fiscal rules to become more flexible
Former competition regulator was proponent of taxi booker while in office
Legislation will take sole responsibility away from national authorities
Critics of Uber described as counterproductive and backward-looking
Protest in Brussels as agriculture hit by falling prices and Russian sanctions
Teagasc says prices have fallen from 39c per litre in April 2014 to 25.5c in July 2015
European Commissioner defends viability of Juncker Plan, which aims to change financial landscape of EU
European Commission vice-president Jyrki Katainen – reforms best in benign conditions
Juha Sipilä’s Centre Party likely to lead coalition with incumbent Stubb a minor player
Wolfgang Schäuble says Germany opposed to national government involvement
Guidelines to give countries like France and Italy more leeway on reaching targets
Commission president says contributions will not be counted in EU deficits
Commission’s much awaited investment plan could add 1.3 million jobs
European Commission investment marks shift in EU approach to investment and funding
Plan envisages €315 billion fund to provide stimulus
New fund will share the risks of new projects with private investors
Fund intended to anchor €300bn EU investment programme
Europe Letter: Commission president and his team start five-year term
European Commission vice-president announces ‘Ireland is coming back’
Brussels upgrades forecast for Irish economy to 4.6% this year
European Commission describes changes to 2015 budgets as ‘useful and constructive’
Berlin’s hardline views could come in for revision as threat of recession looms
OECD standards of tax transparency for accounts to be written into EU law
France under pressure to increase ‘structural effort’ with fiscal plans due for assessment
Country accused of leading Europe down the path of stagnation
MEPs seek portolio change for nominee with links to controversial Hungarian PM
Minister for Finance counts friendly faces among Jean-Claude Juncker’s new team
ECB president calls for more ambitious structural reforms
Europe letter: Fused portfolios and strong characters will alter European dynamics
Juncker unveils new-look EU executive with Britain and France to oversee economic portfolios
Women represent 33% of Commission which includes 5 former prime ministers
Juncker due to announce new European Commission today in Brussels
Minister for Finance to lobby EU counterparts in Italy this week
Analysis: agreement on plan to repay IMF bailout loans would be virtually certain to lessen case for retroactive direct bank recapitalisation from ESM fund
Brussels says no decision yet on Ireland’s request to repay some debt early
Minister embarks diplomatic drive to obtain EU approval for early repayment of debt
Europe Letter: Noonan to meet senior EU figures next week in bid to get them on board
Yield on 10-year Irish bonds drops to 1.7%, keeping borrowing costs below US and UK
Decision on council presidency and foreign policy chief may be deferred until August
Polyglot sportsman backs Finnish membership of Nato
Fund of €80 billion underlines Europe’s ambition but issues around telecoms and regulation remain
EU leaders meet in Brussels tonight to discuss European Commission president job
Europe Letter: ‘preferred candidate’ process has been disturbed by recent moves
Kenny unlikely to throw his hat into the ring now for plum post
Government may seek to sell stake in AIB before general election
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices