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# EU

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British exports to EU plunged by 41% in January, while non-EU exports increased by 1.7%
12 Mar 2021
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Blood-clot risk 'no higher' in vaccinated people, says EMA after countries suspend use of AstraZeneca jab
Updated 11 Mar 2021
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British chief Brexit negotiator calls on EU to ‘shake off remaining ill will'
7 Mar 2021
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The latest Brexit row: UK's solo run has left the EU in a tricky position
5 Mar 2021
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EU taking ‘very belligerent approach’ to issues caused by NI Protocol, Arlene Foster says
Updated 5 Mar 2021
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AstraZeneca vaccine exports to Australia blocked from leaving EU, says official
4 Mar 2021
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Health Minister asks task force to examine if Ireland can procure extra vaccines alongside EU supply deal
4 Mar 2021
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Coveney had 'blunt' conversation with UK government over move to extend NI Protocol grace period
Updated 4 Mar 2021
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EU suggests new deal on plant and animal checks in bid to solve Brexit trade issues
25 Feb 2021
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DUP urges British government to act 'unilaterally', after EU and UK meet over NI Protocol
24 Feb 2021
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EU agrees to impose sanctions on Russia for jailing Alexei Navalny
22 Feb 2021
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EU to double funding to €1 billion for vaccine rollout in poorer countries
19 Feb 2021
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Top EU official tells Oireachtas: 'We made a mistake but please put it in perspective'
Updated 16 Feb 2021
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Von der Leyen 'deeply regrets' proposal to trigger Article 16
Updated 10 Feb 2021
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Jennifer Whitmore: We need a full debate and proper scrutiny of CETA trade deal
Jennifer Whitmore
10 Feb 2021
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EU chief warns of more vaccine production delays ahead
5 Feb 2021
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Boris Johnson to consider invoking Article 16 to stop 'barrier down Irish Sea'
Updated 3 Feb 2021
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AstraZeneca to deliver nine million additional doses in 'step forward' for vaccinations
31 Jan 2021
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Taoiseach still has faith in Commission despite Article 16 move but says 'mistakes were made'
Updated 31 Jan 2021
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Tony Blair says EU was 'very foolish' over NI vaccine move
31 Jan 2021
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'The refrigerators will be empty:' Has the EU vaccine strategy gone off the rails?
29 Jan 2021
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EU medicines agency approves Oxford/AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine for everyone over 18
Updated 29 Jan 2021
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Michel Barnier says UK should find a 'clever solution' to row over EU ambassador in London
21 Jan 2021
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EU urges Israel to facilitate Palestinian vote
16 Jan 2021
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The EU's top court has considered its first ever case in the Irish language. It's about labels on dog medicine
14 Jan 2021
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Dutch officials confiscate ham sandwiches from UK visitors
12 Jan 2021
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Brexit deal ‘accelerates possibility of a united Ireland within next 25 years’
8 Jan 2021
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Brexit to take full effect tonight as UK leaves EU single market
31 Dec 2020
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Johnson wins backing of Brexiteers for trade deal, who say agreement 'preserves UK's sovereignty'
29 Dec 2020
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Simon Coveney: 'Ireland has defended itself against the vulnerabilities Brexit forced upon us'
27 Dec 2020
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'The devil is in the detail': Scrutiny of Brexit deal begins after full text of trade agreement is published
26 Dec 2020
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EU countries move towards vaccine rollout as new virus strain spreads
26 Dec 2020
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A look at the detail: What is in the Brexit trade deal?
24 Dec 2020
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Brexit trade deal agreed between EU and UK
24 Dec 2020
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A post-Brexit trade deal looks imminent as speculation mounts about an announcement
Updated 23 Dec 2020
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Poll: Will there be a Brexit trade deal before 31 December?
21 Dec 2020
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Post-Brexit trade talks resume as ‘significant differences’ remain
21 Dec 2020
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Path to post-Brexit deal blocked by fish dispute
19 Dec 2020
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Brexit: Taoiseach says 'very significant difficulties' remain as time ticks away
Updated 18 Dec 2020
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Green Party Cabinet ministers write to members in a bid to allay fears about the EU-Canada trade deal
16 Dec 2020
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