New memoir Unleashed admits Vote Leave £350m figure was wrong and criticises David Cameron’s ‘flouncerama’UK politics live – latest updatesThe risk to peace in Northern Ireland from Brexit was exaggerated and was used by opponents “to trap the UK in th…
Plus de moyens ou plus taxé, le secteur de l’énergie espère savoir à quelle sauce il sera mangé après la déclaration de politique générale du Premier ministre.
The potential reelection of the former Republican president is causing anxiety in the global climate community.
US-Politik für Sie entschlüsselt. Jeden Tag in Ihrem Postfach. Im Browser anzeigen oder hier anhören von JAKOB HANKE VELA Mit CARLOTTA DIEDERICH DIE TOP-THEMEN — HARRIS UND DIE INDUSTRIE: Die Demokratin könnte in Swing States, die stark industrialisiert sind, Wähler verlieren, befürchten ihre Parteifreunde. — NEUE UMFRAGEN: Trump führt in Georgia, Harris in Pennsylvania. — […]
Regardless of the race’s outcome, the bloc’s interests don’t fully align with those of Washington, and it’s time to finally recognize this.
Germany’s biggest solar panel producer, Meyer Burger, will not close down its plant and move to the US, the company announced on Monday (26 August).
The party’s leaders may soon have to decide whether to preserve at least parts of the Democrats’ climate law.
Trump’s recent change in tone reflects a softening in rhetoric about EVs on the campaign trail.
President Joe Biden may no longer be on the 2024 ballot — but his legacy is. And former President Donald Trump would have multiple tools to thwart his ambitions on energy, infrastructure and climate change.
Would she bring continuity with Joe Biden’s policies? A more centrist vibe? A sharper progressive bite? Industries including tech, energy and pharma want to know.
Irish republican party completes hat trick of first-place elections finishes.
In Northern Ireland’s capital, the election is being fought between unionists and ‘neithers’ – with poverty, crumbling public services and crime at the forefrontUK election live – latest updatesEast Belfast’s streetscape resembles a historical tapestry…
The former Italian prime minister is preparing to issue a sweeping report on economic competitiveness that sets up Europe to take on China — and America.
Irish eyes are smiling at the prospect of Keir Starmer in Downing Street surrounded by Irish-savvy aides.
Keir Starmer could finally get his handshake with Joe Biden if he becomes prime minister, five days after taking the job.
Keir Starmer has promised to revisit this contentious law. When that happens, he needs to do three thingsFifty years ago, on 17 May 1974, my father, a bus conductor, was out on strike. That day, the Troubles arrived with a vengeance in my home town of …
Congress gave Biden a historic sum to green the economy, revive manufacturing and fix crumbling infrastructure. But most of it is unspent.
Kerry Condon plays a potty-mouthed IRA gang leader and Neeson is the quiet antihero in this action thriller set at the height of the TroublesProducer-director and veteran Clint Eastwood collaborator Robert Lorenz is now saddling up for this “Donegal we…
In Kyiv, I saw life under Russian aerial attack. If Europe doesn’t share its air defence systems now, Putin’s threat will only spreadThe value of an effective air defence system and of unwavering international support was crystal clear the night of Ira…
In today’s episode of Today in the EU, we decrypt the 147-page long report by former Italian prime minister Enrico Letta that all EU institutions have been waiting for. Letta’s analysis of the EU’s single market was commissioned by the European Council…
“I am absolutely convinced for my part that the Capital Markets Union is the best European IRA that we can develop, since it is trillions of euros of resources that can be mobilised, which are not [mobilised] today, to stimulate, support, to develop in…
Europe must urgently enact measures to push a “competitive industrial strategy” rivalling the US Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), including through an EU-wide state aid contribution mechanism, Enrico Letta will tell the 27 EU leaders in a special report …
As party reels, new leader Gavin Robinson faces a U.K. election that could cost him his seat.
New PM built his base on a novel mix of high-energy effort and social media savvy.
Joe Lawlor and Christine Molloy tell a cool, low-key drama about the wealthy debutante who joined the IRA, abetted an art heist and bombed a police stationFilm-makers Joe Lawlor and Christine Molloy have a restless creativity and alertness to ideas whi…
Sinn Féin members pay tribute to Dugdale, who was also involved in 1974 art heist and police station attack using hijacked helicopterRose Dugdale, an English heiress turned IRA militant and bomb maker, has died in a Dublin nursing home aged 83.Dugdale …
The former news correspondent was the primary contact between the Provisional IRA and Ireland’s public broadcaster for much of the 1990s.
From nationwide abortion bans to classroom culture wars, assaults on climate science and political weaponization of the military, his return to the White House could make Trump 1.0 seem tame.
Irish state’s founding fathers killed and disappeared five times more people than Provisional IRA would do over 30 yearsThe Irish Republican Army’s executioners shot and secretly buried their victims in fields and bogs, leaving them to decay and enter …
The Net-Zero Industry Act won’t match the US subsidy splurge, but it will offer incentives to local green tech manufacturers.
Drone armies, expanded overtime pay and over-the-counter birth control pills are just some of the new things Biden has ushered in as president that you might not have heard about.
She’s pledged to be first minister ‘for all’ and her ability to navigate political tensions will shape her Stormont tenureWhen Michelle O’Neill is sworn in as Northern Ireland’s first minister, it will be a moment of personal triumph steeped in irony.A…
Michelle O’Neill has taken the top job but Irish unity is unlikely to be ‘within touching distance’The elevation of Michelle O’Neill as Northern Ireland’s first minister is a historic moment that breathes new life into the republican slogan “tiocfaidh …
Jeffrey Donaldson wins rare cross-party praise for speech – but it could be his last in post if key lieutenants reject compromise.
Rosanna Achilleos-Sarll on how the local gardaí turned a blind eye to her aunt’s drivingWith reference to driving beyond a certain age (Letters, 11 January), in 1983 my maternal aunt, Eveline Gildea, bought, with a legacy, the holiday home of General S…
Foreign minister says Ireland has no choice but to take U.K. to the European Court of Human Rights over its Legacy Act.
A wave of concerning policies around the globe that are currently being implemented or are under discussion will, if the trend continues, have a profoundly negative impact on patients.
Expert panel slates lack of local government for sustaining influence of illegal paramilitary groups a quarter-century after Good Friday peace accord.
Energy Secretary Claire Coutinho says increased US green subsidies are a ‘welcome thing’ for the UK, just months after colleagues slammed the plans as ‘protectionist.’
In St. John’s, leaders will be able to reaffirm their bilateral relationship.
Mary Lou McDonald, whose Irish republican party is favored to win the next election, dumps her more nuanced stance on Israel in the face of grassroots anger over Gaza.
Hungary backs media outlets that wage war on woke and bring a Euroskeptic take to the EU capital.
Fans seen singing the Cranberries’ hit in stadiums but some Irish republicans are unhappy at revivalTwenty years after a lethal IRA bomb inspired its stark, chilling lyrics, the Cranberries’ song Zombie has experienced an unlikely rebirth as a Rugby Wo…
Energy minister says bloc will lose out to Biden’s IRA if Paris and Berlin fail to resolve differences over nuclear power
Europe on high alert as disinformation surges across popular social media sites.
The European approach to building climate-friendly industries is “superior” to the USA’s Inflation Reduction Act (IRA), German and French economists have argued in a new paper, calling for less panic in the response to the US subsidies.
Accelerating the end of coal-fired power, dramatically reducing deforestation and stopping methane leaks are as urgent as they are achievable.
While Europe has adopted stringent standards for the production of renewable hydrogen, regulatory battles in the US may prove decisive for the fate of the EU electrolyser industry.
