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John DeasyThe Business Post |
The new tariff regime spells trouble particularly for smaller industries unless they acquaint themselves quickly with key decision-makers in...
If ever Simon Harris had a job as trade minister, it’s to recognise that Wednesday’s event constitutes nothing more than an ephemeral political moment
Having been in the Oval Office on a couple of occasions with Donald Trump, I wouldn’t be surprised if Gaza didn’t get a mention
Our new coalition partnership has begun with a degree of lethargy, and is already conspicuous for backtracking on Gaza and proposals on infrastructure
There are more ads in Irish media about US green card lottery than green cards for Irish people
We’re about to find out if Ireland’s official position on Gaza was borne of conviction or was political double-speak
If the electorate's message is ignored by the incoming Tánaiste, there's trouble ahead for his party
Coming weeks will amount to a frantic face-saving exercise in the US, where Sinn Féin were happy to act out their part as the future of Irish...
For the first time, consideration needs to given to hiring lobbyists in America’s capital, even if that risks upsetting well-meaning civil servants
Leading political parties are seeking to buy votes with unsustainable spending commitments
Fine Gael is in reasonable shape on paper, but I see the party entering this election campaign with a clear and obvious vulnerability
It must pain the Democrats, who have provided the convicted felon with all the necessary material for his campaign, mainly in the form of price...
The race for the White House, US Congressional elections and an Irish general election are almost upon us. But there’s another lesser-known...
How a Republican sweep will force Ireland to rethink its longstanding diplomatic approach
Fine Gael should care a great deal as to why so many of its TDs are retiring and will pay the price for their departures, regardless of current...
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