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Irish premier says ‘no concrete evidence’ on alumina exports investigation
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EU fines Google £759m for breaching competition laws on search and app store
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Tech firms must ‘stamp out’ scam adverts or face fines, under Ofcom proposals
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Ursula von der Leyen: No one does more for Gaza than EU
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Ireland’s neutrality ‘does not provide immunity’ from threats to Europe – Kallas
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Google facing £3bn legal claim accusing it of monopolising display ads market
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Meta ‘constantly innovating’ to tackle risks to underage users, committee told
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Fall in vehicle production last month
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'World-first' deepfake detection plan to be developed by UK
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Data regulator investigating X over sexual images created by Grok chatbot
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Niamh Smyth says ‘she does not trust X’
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Gardai and regulators meet to assess legal action over X chatbot images
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New car sales grew by 3.5% last year fuelled by surge in demand for EVs
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Illegal movement of cattle across Irish border led to 2004 probe, files show
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FTSE 100 in the green after lower-than-expected US inflation figures
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UK to rejoin EU’s Erasmus student exchange scheme
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Path to Ukraine peace not ‘straight line’, Starmer says after ‘productive’ talks
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Roomba maker iRobot set for buyout by manufacturer after filing for bankruptcy
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Irish minister criticises EU for failing to act on child safety online
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Government urged to restrict ‘toxic’ social media algorithms
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Not a sausage? Sir Paul McCartney joins bid to halt plant-based food terms ban
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Simon Harris responds to warning Ireland is budgeting ‘like there’s no tomorrow’
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Starmer and Von der Leyen agree on need for rapid progress on Brexit reset deal
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Putin accused of ‘stalling’ over Ukraine peace talks as Trump meeting postponed
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European leaders show solidarity with Zelensky ahead of Trump-Putin talks
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Starmer and Zelensky hail ‘productive’ call with Europe after Trump meeting
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Starmer ‘ready to progress’ plans to spend frozen Russian assets on Ukraine loan
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UK steel manufacturers face ‘existential threat’ from EU tariff hikes
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Ineos blames Chinese imports and energy costs as it axes 60 jobs in Hull
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