Tony Connelly is a sports reporter and news and media relations officer based in Ireland. He has a passion for football and also enjoys running and boxing. Tony writes articles for RTE, with a focus on national news in Ireland, covering a range of topics including international conflicts, EU policies, and political developments.
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The EU's next trade commissioner has said any review of EU-Israel trade can only come as a result of the unanimous support of EU member states.
Ireland's nominee for the next European Commission will undergo a three hour hearing at the European Parliament in Brussels, as part of the approval
Ireland's commissioner-designate Michael McGrath has told MEPs he would prioritise the protection of minors from online harm if confirmed as Commissioner for Justice.
The shadow of a possible Trump comeback had fallen over so much EU policy-making in the past two years, that the US election was virtually a more important calendar event than any European summit or electoral transition.
Taoiseach Simon Harris is in Budapest for the gathering of the European Political Community, a grouping of 47 European countries including the 27 member states of the European Union.
By: Tony Connelly
Taoiseach Simon Harris has acknowledged that the risk of a transatlantic trade shock had increased, but he described US president-elect Donald Trump
EU leaders are meeting for a second day in Budapest to discuss the European economy and its competitiveness, as the continent continues to take stock of Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential elections.
This week's gathering in Budapest could not have more starkly illustrated the unease gripping Europe as Donald Trump romped home in the US.
The candidate to be the EU's next foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas said Ukraine must win the war against Russia.
MEPs have voted for targeted sanctions against Russia's so-called shadow fleet of oil tankers which has allowed Moscow to export large volumes of crude oil and petroleum products despite EU, G7 and international sanctions.
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