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2023
FactFind: Is the EU 'forcing' people to eat 'unhealthy' insects without their knowledge?
Rishi Sunak arrives in Northern Ireland amid speculation of imminent protocol deal
EU approves 2035 ban on new fossil fuel car sales
EU agrees tougher rules for failed asylum-seekers as leaders call for border surveillance
EU warned that organised crime is 'as big a threat' as terrorism
Tánaiste announces €2 million in emergency aid for Turkey and Syria following earthquakes
EU prepares more Russia sanctions as Kremlin readies offensive
Martin 'very anxious' that power sharing institutions are restored as quickly as possible
Planning failure at Derrybrien wind farm reaches total cost to State of €6.2 million
Zelenskyy says Ukraine deserves for EU entry talks to start 'this year'
Ukraine to push for European Union membership at summit in Kyiv
Ireland three years past deadline to send long-term climate strategy to European Union
Ireland referred to EU court over ‘insufficient’ efforts on water quality laws
Tom Clonan: How Leopard 2 tanks could give Ukrainian forces a 'dramatic advantage'
Tánaiste welcomes data-sharing progress amid Northern Ireland Protocol row
EU members “strongly encouraged” to demand pre-flight Covid tests on passengers from China
EU Parliament chief moves to lift two MEPs' immunity amid corruption scandal
Analysis: How is Ireland doing after 50 years in the EU?
Croatia switches to the euro and enters Europe's passport-free zone
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Michéal Martin: Europe’s most sacred task remains its first - peace
Tension soars as Kosovo shuts main border crossing with Serbia
Facebook Marketplace breaches EU antitrust laws, says Commission
NI Protocol issues can be fixed ahead of Good Friday Agreement landmark, says Bertie Ahern
EU reaches deal on major carbon market reform
EU agrees fresh sanctions on Russia over Ukraine war
Analysis: Are we seeing a change in mood music when it comes to the Northern Ireland Protocol?
'Important discussions' on Northern Ireland Protocol continue in Brussels
Greek MEP at centre of Qatar-linked corruption scandal faces key court ruling
Kerry man who helped migrants reach Greece faces prison sentence as trial begins next month
EU parliament sacks vice president amid Qatar corruption probe
Violence reported in north Kosovo as shootings and roads blocked
EU to ban products which contribute to deforestation
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe re-elected as Eurogroup president
Opec maintains oil targets amid uncertainty over Russian sanctions
Zelenskyy criticises $60 price cap level on Russian oil as 'not serious'
Packages containing animal eyes sent to six Ukrainian embassies across Europe, Kyiv says
Ursula von der Leyen thanks Irish people for their support in welcoming Ukrainian refugees
Twitter must comply with new rules or risk ban from EU, official says
'Pro-Kremlin group’ launches cyber attack on EU Parliament website after Russia ‘terrorism’ vote
EU vows more emissions cuts at UN climate talks but campaigners say it doesn't go far enough