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# Brussels

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Ukraine nuclear plant: Russia denies shelling to Security Council; Coveney warns of 'new red flag'
Trial of ten men accused of involvement in the 2016 Brussels bombings to open in October 2022
Clashes erupt at Brussels protest against Covid rules
Leo Varadkar says gardaí and security companies could check if pubs are following Covid rules
Von der Leyen 'very concerned' over Hungary law banning LGBT 'promotion' to minors
Legal showdown between EU and AstraZeneca begins, with EU seeking huge fine
Ancient Roman statue stolen 10 years ago found in Brussels antiques shop
Belgian police clash with large crowd at 'April Fool's' party in Brussels park
EU leaders agree to cut emissions by 55% over the next decade after all-night summit
'This is move week': Where are post-Brexit trade talks at right now?
‘Very serious’ gaps remain between UK and EU positions in trade talks
EU leaders demand Britain budge on post-Brexit deal as UK 'disappointed' at summit conclusion
EU and UK to resume talks next week as time starts to run out for a trade deal
Local councillor Colm Markey is set to be Ireland's newest MEP - but who is he?
UK chief negotiator says government 'not scared' of no-deal exit from EU
MEPs ask Taoiseach to allow Covid testing as replacement for quarantine on return to Ireland
From a trickle to a torrent: How days of revelations made Phil Hogan's position untenable
Brexit trade talks resume in Brussels
'Frugals' holding out as EU leaders fail to agree on €750 billion rescue package after late-night talks
'People are dying': EU leaders remain 'fundamentally divided' over €750 billion rescue deal
Fianna Fáil MEP Billy Kelleher apologises for not self-isolating when returning for election of Taoiseach
North-south split opens up as EU finance ministers fail to agree coranvirus bailout plan
'We can't accept it': The EU budget summit has ended without agreement
Irish 'cold-storage' MEPs Deirdre Clune and Barry Andrews have taken their seats
Did Varadkar worry that the EU would put pressure on him? 'It did cross my mind'
Focus turns to House of Commons after last-minute Brexit deal endorsed by EU leaders
'It takes two to tango': UK and EU officials to resume Brexit talks in Brussels
Brexit talks resume in Brussels after 'constructive meeting' between Varadkar and Johnson
Coveney warns that 'time is running out' after Brexit meeting with Barnier
Man due in court over money laundering charges totalling €1.1m
First week on the job: We checked in with some of Ireland's new MEPs to see how they are getting on
'Enormous hostility' among some EU members towards any further Brexit extension, says Varadkar
'Many think we're wrong to leave the Dáil, others want us to f**k off out of here' - Mick Wallace
Theresa May tells MPs: 'We could have actually been outside the EU by now'
Waiting for clarity: Trust crumbles and tension builds in final Brexit days
It's now only 50 days to Brexit and Theresa May is in Brussels again looking for a new deal
‘We didn’t want to play... We weren’t really given a choice’
The Bollocks to Brexit bus drove through Dublin today
Theresa May to hold more talks with EU leaders as prime minister looks to save Brexit deal
Anti-vaccination myths can have devastating impacts on uptake rates, Harris warns EU