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New law moves to protect gig economy workers and introduces fines for large firms profiting from ‘environmental destruction’
MEPs back new powers for EU to investigate companies suspected of using forced labour in supply chains
Meeting of EU ministers agrees to expand sanctions focusing on Iran’s ability to export drones and missiles
Banning individual foreign purchases of properties would be open to ‘significant legal challenge’, official sources say
Donnachadha Reynolds and Jacques Kinane claim ‘integrity’ of child protection standards in the organisation in ‘jeopardy’ due to infighting among directors
Disagreement between leaders after long talked about capital market union reforms put back on the agenda
EU politicians at summit in Brussels go step further than previous pressure for 'humanitarian pause' in conflict
European Council summit discusses contentious proposal to create single market for capital, drawing opposition from Ireland and other countries
Simon Harris will find that the meeting involves high politics, or ‘senior hurling’ in Irish political vernacular
EU leaders say they will take further sanctions against Iran following the country’s recent strikes on Israel
EU report proposing measure to tackle ‘aggressive tax planning’ or tax avoidance
Iranian strike in retaliation for Israel’s killing of officials in Damascus ‘unprecedented’ and major escalation in region, says Josep Borrell
Stand off between organisers and police at controversial right wing conference
The European Parliament approved a major overhaul of asylum policy across the EU, which will mean sweeping changes to the current system in Ireland
Investigators examining suspected payment of European politicians by Russian operatives