Tory press is still screaming about the ‘betrayal of Brexit’, but few voters are listening
Ireland is using the European presidency to help Andy Burnham bring the UK closer to the EU
Ireland is using the European presidency to help Andy Burnham bring the UK closer to the EU
Lost sponsors, cancelled broadcasts and public fury underline the consequences for global brands and celebrities who fall foul of Chinese opinion
Russia’s president is following Xi Jinping’s playbook in formalising his country’s relationship with Africa through regular summits
Real Madrid forward was dropped by brands for comments Chinese media generally steered clear of outlining
Wider German car industry under pressure amid deteriorating conditions in China
The continent’s urban centres are set to expand by 19m people annually. But urbanisation is not following a familiar path
Teenage ache captured beautifully in author’s most assured work
The Chinese-born writer on her new novel centred on Irish composer John Field, how she goes about writing exclusively in her second language, and coping with suicide
It gives world powers a veto over Irish military deployments
As Beijing hosts a pivotal leadership meeting, attention is focused on who has fallen from favour and who could emerge as the next generation of China’s rulers.
As debate raged in Brussels about dependence on US tech firms, Google celebrated Ireland’s EU presidency
With an ever-expanding roster of Chinese brands entering the Irish car market, here’s our rundown of each one and what it sells
Ukrainian president says country again receiving warnings of ballistic missile attacks, apparently suspended last week
China has long argued its nuclear arsenal is so far behind those of Russia and the US that it should not be included in arms talks
Helped by AI, China’s economy grew by 4.5% in the third quarter
US, Russia and China compete for influence in region that is geographically important and has huge resources of oil, gas and rare earths
The fortunes of a laid-off worker reveal how artificial intelligence is becoming the latest vessel for some of China’s oldest beliefs
Critics say the perception of a revolving door between politics and lobbying undermines public trust in those who hold power
Beijing’s concessions to cap hybrid exports have taken the heat out of EU leaders push to get tough on China
European brands flex their styling muscles in Paris, but is China still ahead on tech?
Timely PHEV supermini promises up to 105km of electric driving, but its ride, steering and refinement disappoint
EU leaders should approve last week’s deal, but there is more work to do
Taipei awaits approval of a $14bn arms package as uncertainty over Washington’s commitment to the island grows
Christa Pike has already spent 30 years on Death Row, and 28 in what amounted to solitary confinement
Brussels claims Beijing will more than halve hybrid vehicle exports as bloc secures concessions on rare earths and market access
Mayor’s apology did little to cushion the shock that such an action could take place in Taiwan, the most liberal jurisdiction in Asia for LGBTQ+ rights
Judge grants orders at ex-parte hearing for preservation of company’s property and documents
German sports-car maker echoes Ferrari with bet on exclusivity to boost profits
As lay-offs spread across parts of Europe’s industrial heartland, Brussels believes Beijing’s export surplus can no longer be absorbed by the single market
Disruption to oil supply, oil prices and the world economy has been surprisingly manageable so far
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Donald Trump’s recent threat to halt diesel exports would have had calamitous consequences for Europe
Europe’s industrial base is weakening while support for the far right is growing
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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