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Europe losing microchips race

29 April 2025

The EU is “very unlikely” to meet its ambition of taking a 20 percent slice of the global microchip market by 2030, the European Court of Auditors has warned. Developing…

Economy Foreign Affairs Tech

Trump and von der Leyen to meet ‘when the moment is ripe’

29 April 2025

Ursula von der Leyen and Donald Trump will meet when a deal is ready to be done, said an EU spokesperson on Monday. The European Commission President and US President…

Consumer affairs Justice Transport

McGrath cancels Spanish trip after blackouts

28 April 2025

Ireland’s European Commissioner, Michael McGrath, has cancelled a planned official visit to Spain. Spain and Portugal is suffering a major electricity blackout. According to the portugese energy operator, the massive…

Consumer affairs Economy Education Environment Health Housing

Four ways in which Ireland is better than Northern Ireland

28 April 2025

People in the Republic of Ireland on average live longer, are better educated and earn more than their counterparts in Northern Ireland, that’s according to a report out today. But…

Tech

EU-US trade talks continue despite €700m tech giant fines

25 April 2025

EU officials are continuing to negotiate with the US on trade despite the European Union imposing €700 million in fines on American tech giants. Earlier this week, the European Commission…

Justice Tech

Biometric readers can be tricked, warns Europol

24 April 2025

Finger print scanners, iris eye-readers and facial recognition technology can be tricked into allowing hackers access, the EU’s law enforcement agency has warned. Fingerprints have become a popular method of…

Brexit Fisheries

Brexit negotiations link fish and defence

23 April 2025

UK demands for closer post-Brexit relations look set to be predicated on Britain’s willingness to negotiate on fish. Since the Labour government came to power last July, they have repeatedly…

Consumer affairs Economy Justice

Counterfeit banknotes on the rise

22 April 2025

The number of counterfeit bank notes has risen to its highest level in five years, the European Central bank has warned. More than half a million Euro banknotes were withdrawn…

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EU tells US food and agriculture is a ‘red line’

16 April 2025

The European Union will not compromise on food standards, EU negotiators have told the US. Just a few days into the pause on across-the-board US tariffs, the EU is trying…

Fisheries Foreign Affairs

Ireland to join EU maritime intelligence sharing

15 April 2025

The Tánaiste has approves the Irish Defence Forces participation in an EU maritime information-sharing initiative. The Common Information Sharing Environment (CISE) is an EU-organised network that enables both civil and…

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