The Irish Times view on the Dutch coalition deal: Rutte’s return
The resilience of “Teflon Mark”, one-time budget hawk, is remarkable
Colm Tóibín sells Thomas Mann back to the Germans. Not everyone’s buying
On a German tour, the Enniscorthy man defends his fictionalisation of a literary great
The Irish Times view: Mark Rutte rolls on
The Netherlands PM will almost certainly be back in office despite year of turbulent politics
‘Like talking to the president’: Macron’s go-to man for Europe
Clément Beaune has affection for Ireland and our approach to European solidarity
This time, the future of the euro really is at stake
Dutch rejection of financial plans is incomprehensible to outsiders
Ireland after Brexit: Where do we stand in the EU?
There are important strategic challenges ahead in post-Brexit EU
New EU leadership needs to pick up baton of fiscal union
Leadership will have to do more to secure economic and monetary union 2.0
Macron issues appeal for action against dangers facing Europe
French president’s open letter builds on the theme of European sovereignty
After Brexit, Ireland can form part of new ‘grit in the oyster’
After UK leaves, role of contrarian bulwark against France and Germany will be vacant
EU digital sales tax issue far from resolved following Ecofin meeting
France says only Ireland, Sweden and Denmark are holding out on digital tax
Call for EU bailout to have additional powers
Hanseatic League wants ESM to get controls like IMF to guarantee loan sustainability
John FitzGerald: Why France’s euro budget plan is misguided
A mechanism to co-ordinate national budgets across euro area would be more beneficial
Ireland joins 11 EU states seeking discussion of euro-area budget
Franco-German plan to reform euro zone faces growing opposition
Greece on track to exit bailout programme after receiving EU approval
Ministers also press ahead with internal reforms of European Monetary Union
First impressions: If Angela Merkel was a city, she would be Hamburg
My new home is the German economic miracle in action. It is also beautiful
Had there been no Reformation would England have been spared Brexit?
Ireland’s image as rebel nation where each Catholic suspected of treason persisted for hundreds of years
I now believe I will see an independent Scotland in my lifetime
The great achievement of the SNP has been to be a party of protest and a party of government at the same time
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