Sarah Collins is a Europe Correspondent at various esteemed publications. She specializes in topics related to finance, banking, cybersecurity, and energy policy, with a particular focus on cyber attacks and international finance in emerging markets. Sarah's work has been featured in the Irish Independent, Phys.org, and Prospect Magazine, among others.
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Sarah's coverage primarily focuses on local economic and government policy issues, particularly in Ireland and Dublin. She frequently cites data and government announcements, indicating a preference for information supported by official sources.
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By: Sarah Collins
Fears new technology can cause chaos in the financial system
By: Sarah Collins
Tánaiste Simon Harris says he is expecting “frank” talks this week on a controversial EU proposal to shift financial market oversight from Dublin and other European capitals to Paris.
By: Sarah Collins
The European Commission has floated a full or partial ban on goods imports from the illegal Israeli settlements on occupied Palestinian territories, a move backed strongly by Ireland.
By: Sarah Collins
The government is “prepared for all scenarios” in case the US-Iran war drags on, the Tánaiste and finance minster has said.
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By: Sarah Collins
Moves are part of a draft law on ‘future-proofing' energy bills Major changes to EU energy rules could see data centres granted “special” tariffs and prioritised for grid connections in certain cases.
The University of Cambridge’s strength in bringing together research, business, and investment to inspire innovation and accelerate UK economic growth was showcased at the New Whittle Laboratory’s Frank Whittle Summit.
US tariffs on European cheese exports are in breach of a bilateral trade deal and must “improve”, the EU says.
By: Sarah Collins
The vast majority of small Irish companies are using generic AI assistants such as ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, or Google Translate, and lack the skills to upgrade to more specialised technology.
