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Ireland’s closeness to Big Tech under scrutiny as EU Presidency begins with questions over block’s €2 trillion proposed budget
A group of 60 leading academics have called for Ireland to sit out of talks on tax and digital files due to “conflicts of interest”, as Ireland settles into the…
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Ex-ECB Chief Draghi to brief EU Parliament on strategies for global competitiveness
Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The ex-European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi will report on political groups of the…
MEPs briefed on vital role of Irish dairy sector by Tirlán before EU parliament resumes
Dublin (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - Tirlán, Ireland’s leading farmer-owned dairy and grain co-operative, has arranged a meeting of Ireland’s…
Polio in Gaza: First Outbreak in 25 Years
Belgium (Brussels Morning Newspaper) The EU has called for an “immediate humanitarian pause” to enable the vaccination of all children…
European Securities Authority highlights market volatility and liquidity risks
Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), the EU’s financial markets regulator and supervisor,…
EU Commission urged to adopt new measures for safer roads
Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The European Commission’s Expert Group on Urban Mobility (EGUM) has issued recommendations to the…
Josep Borrell condemns Israeli minister’s call for West Bank evictions
Brussels (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - High Representative of the European Union Josep Borrell criticised Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz…
European Council President Charles Michel meets Saudi Crown Prince in Riyadh
Riyadh (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - European Council President Charles Michel met with Prince Mohammed bin Salman bin Abdulaziz Al…
EU Parliament President Metsola calls for EU reform amid enlargement challenges
Warsaw (The Brussels Morning Newspaper) - European Parliament President Roberta Metsola insists European Union reform to cope with enlargement. Why…