Shawn Pogatchnik is a correspondent for POLITICO based in Ireland. He has reported extensively on Irish affairs, with a notable focus on international conflicts and crises, including the Rwandan genocide, the Balkan wars, and Europe's refugee crisis. Pogatchnik has been featured in POLITICO and POLITICO Europe.
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Shawn Pogatchnik's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, particularly in Ireland and Northern Ireland. His articles often involve government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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Irish protection of peatlands is still ‘inadequate,' commission rules, despite legal warnings since 2019.
By: Shawn Pogatchnik
U.K. officials hope to avoid a repeat of last summer’s anti-immigrant violence.
By: Shawn Pogatchnik
Kaja Kallas made the comments in Dublin — where the Irish are in the spotlight over a Limerick plant that ships the key ingredient for aluminum to Russia.
By: Shawn Pogatchnik
The violence is concentrated on the Protestant side of Belfast's divide in working-class communities where the outlawed UDA and UVF hold sway.
By: Shawn Pogatchnik
A second night of unrest — triggered by a Sudanese man's alleged knife attack on a man in the middle of a Belfast street — leaves 12 officers injured and 16 rioters in custody.
By: Shawn Pogatchnik
Amid the ongoing clash between Ottawa and Washington, Dublin is working hard to stay out of the kerfuffle and charm both sides with its famous hospitality.
Mark Carney's trip to Ireland aims to shore up relations with a key ally — and dodge mentioning President Donald Trump at all costs.
By: Shawn Pogatchnik
Canadian leader's first official visit to Ireland features Catholic Mass with his newfound clan in the Mayo village his grandparents left a century ago.
A “race to the finish line” — summer break, that is.
After a four-week trial, Jeffrey Donaldson is convicted on 18 counts of rape, indecent assault and gross indecency against two women when they were children.
