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The world’s markets didn’t register a blip after scientists last week issued a ‘code red for humanity’
We are now seeing the consequences of banks’ failure to reform business models and working practices after the debacle of 15 years ago
Central banks must take into account the potential for liquidity crises as they consider further interest rate rises
Beyond the cartoonish depictions, the commemoration’s annual international exposure grants Ireland vital access to some of the world’s most...
An appropriate policy environment is vital if we are to reap the economic benefits of this unparalleled opportunity
Having reasserted Britain’s obligations to its European allies, the British prime minister must now focus on the adversarial detractors in his party
The Greens’ Climate Action Plan aims to reduce emissions by discouraging car use, but Fine Gael and Fianna Fáil politicians are likely to push back...
A thorough, measured and fair review of our collective national response to Covid-19 will inform lessons for the future
GDP is performing above expectations, exports are booming and employment growing, but while criticism of the validity and legitimacy of Irish economic...
Scotland’s first minister made independence the defining issue in Scottish politics, but it was a mistake to ignore the nuances of persuasion in her...
As the British government and EU officials appear to move towards a deal on the Northern Ireland protocol, it is time for the DUP to show that it can...
While the government has had to spend billions of euro on emergency supports, it is concerning that Dáil oversight rules were ignored as large sums...
The world must support Turkey and Syria to rebuild after destruction and trauma on a scale hard to comprehend
New figures show that the rate of inflation eased slightly in January and there are signs the economy is responding to a series of interest rate hikes
Postponement of the first US diplomatic trip to China in four years was an over-reaction and a missed opportunity for rapprochement
The Minister for Housing is promising an overhaul of the planning process and a new Bord Pleanála, but he needs to ensure that this is not merely a...
After understandable soul searching, the chancellor gave the nod to send in Leopard 2 tanks to support a sovereign nation fighting for lives and...
Job cuts in Google and Microsoft are a response to shareholder pressure to lower costs, rather than a crisis
Over and over, Irish property developers have shown a lack of competence, imagination or foresight, and then do nothing but assign blame elsewhere
In the unpredictable world we now find ourselves in, the current gulf in understanding between central banks and financial markets is filled with risk
The reported sale of Irish aircraft to the Russian airline Aeroflot is embarrassing for the government and another reminder that Ireland needs to...
The former US president left a compromised, discredited and factionalised Republican Party in his wake
Extra beds, more GPs and the new consultants’ contract will help the health service work more efficiently, but the ever-present crisis in our...
From the war in Ukraine to the protests in Iran, we in the West must back those struggling for truth, justice and liberty
The energy crisis and over-reliance on foreign direct investment present significant immediate challenges to the Minister for Enterprise
If this conman and bully is not taken to task for his behaviour, the American political system will be tainted and the office of the president will be...
Guilty politicians must be held to account, and the European institutions must be reformed to ensure transparency and ethical behaviour
In the second half of its term, the coalition needs to have the courage to take on the vested interests that will inevitably resist the changes needed
The state’s FDI model has served Ireland well, but climate change, digitalisation and a potential globalisation crisis now threaten to undermine its...
The cryptocurrency exchange filed for bankruptcy a month ago, leaving investors, and everyone else, in the dark
The decision taken decades ago to focus on foreign direct investment created the dynamic and modern economy we have today – so we should stop...
Limiting judicial reviews is just one of the areas likely to prove problematic for some in the Green Party as the new Planning and Development Act...
The Celtic Interconnector symbolises Ireland’s strengthening ties with our European partners and helps us acknowledge what we owe to the EU
The current expensive and sluggish planning laws allow critical infrastructure and housing developments to be held up for years
Fifa does love its autocrats; Russia hosted the World Cup four years ago, now it’s Qatar’s turn and as the global spotlight shines on it, Qatar...
Pundits keep writing him off, but ‘too old’ Biden has led the Democrats to one of their best midterm results for an incumbent in 40 years
COP 27 should be used as a blunt reminder to politicians, industry leaders and individual citizens that time is rapidly running out
While the sector’s difficulties, if they continue, will have a marked effect across our economy, they could also be a catalyst for change
Silicon Valley is taking a trouncing while the volatility caused by Russia’s war on Ukraine has given energy companies a bonanza
The principle of cross-community representation must be safeguarded in any talks on reshaping the system
With sky high prices triggered by the war in Ukraine and possible blackouts in the winter ahead, creating a dedicated ministry would send all the...
Only a general election can rescue the country from the Tory mob, but the Conservatives know that would mean a drubbing at the polls
The economy depends heavily on overseas investors so Intel concerns and Novartis job losses reveal how Ireland is exposed when global economic...
Conservatism is an enduring and honourable political creed that has been debased and discredited by incompetent extremists
Plans to pedestrianise parts of the city centre area now look to be gaining momentum and if carried out correctly, will be of benefit to everyone
The first gathering of the European Political Community, which marked a resumption of cooperation between Britain and France, is a welcome development
Ireland’s once buoyant and fast-growing tech sector could be set for a difficult winter as firms seek to slash costs
As tens of thousands are called up to to fill the ranks of Russia’s depleted and demoralised army, there’s a terrible possibility that this will...
That Catholics now outnumber Protestants in the North is far less interesting than the astonishing range and fluidity of identities the census has...
NewsBrands Ireland estimates the cost to the exchequer of a zero per cent Vat rate on newspapers will be around €18 million, which is a relatively...