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Sarah CollinsThe Business Post |
EU-China relations are undergoing somewhat of a shift in the wake of the US tariff war. But like many modern relationships - it’s complicated
Trump said Italian premier Giorgia Meloni has ‘become a friend’ and said an EU trade deal will ‘100 per cent’ happen
Data centre and pharma lab builders are seeing high demand in cities across Germany, Enterprise Ireland says
Irish farmers have requested an urgent meeting with trade minister Simon Harris, accusing the government of ‘drift’
The EU prefers talk to tariffs, but the bloc may not be able to do a deal with Donald Trump if he is asking the impossible
Who is Maroš Šefčovič, the mild-mannered company man trying to save transatlantic trade?
The EU has plenty of coalitions, plans and papers on defence but a recent leaders’ summit shows how frustrating and piecemeal progress can be
The EU is adamant it is sticking to a global corporate tax deal even though the US has threatened a tax war if it does. So what now?
EU leaders will meet in Brussels on Monday for a one-day retreat to talk defence, Trump and a possible UK security pact
Ireland and its multinationals must be wary of an emboldened EU role in future tax affairs, Sarah Collins reports, as the Apple tax saga comes to a...
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