Angela Merkel warns EU: ‘Brexit is a wake-up call’

Nearing the end of her career, German chancellor is determined to preserve and defend multilateralism

Park yourself in Dublin’s finest garden

New exhibition highlights role Phoenix Park has played in capital’s history

EU-US trade deal talks likely to be ‘frozen’ for years – commissioner

Cecilia Malmstrom says resumption of TTIP talks unlikely under Trump presidency

Collapse of Pfizer-Allergan deal will be mourned by few

Except for the firms involved, few in the US or Ireland benefit from inversion deals

White House declines to support encryption legislation

Law would allow US judges to force tech companies to help police to access protected data

Encryption wars in spotlight after FBI battle with Apple

An unprecedented array of political, security and military officials attend RSA conference

US ‘guarantees’ show that proposed Privacy Shield will not protect EU data

Renegotiated agreement between European Commission and US lacks substance

EU accuses Google of ‘abusing’ its dominance online

Preliminary findings show that internet giant promotes its own shopping service

Netanyahu misled over Congress invite, Israeli minister suggests

Speaker John Boehner had described gesture as bipartisan

Digital encryption no longer some fancy exotic feature

Karlin Lillington: David Cameron’s and Barack Obama’s attempts to expand the power of security agencies isn’t anything new

CIA interrogations indicate double standards on human rights

US Senate committee brings torture to account

Karlin Lillington: Migration laws key for entrepreneurialism

The new order in the US opens up various possibilities for business owners

Kerry says Iraq is a partner in fighting Islamic militants

Secretary of state endorses ‘inclusive’ new Iraqi government on tour of Middle East

Facing up to Russian bullying