Smarter driving, tax returns and bill switches: Six ways to cope with economic fall-out of Iran war
Despite the savings to be made from switching, just 47,000 households switched electricity provider in January Ways to…
Is this Big Tech’s ‘big tobacco’ event? Groundbreaking Meta/ Google verdict could be gamechanger for EU and Irish watchdogs
US jury finding tech giants are liable for harm caused to a woman who says she became addicted…
Mairead McGuinness appointed EU’s special envoy on religious freedom – The Irish Times
Mairead McGuinness has been appointed as the European Union’s next special envoy for religious freedom. McGuinness, a former…
Brussels grapples with warnings from the AI frontier – The Irish Times
There’s a long, long way between ChatGPT confidently offering a half-right answer to a question and artificial intelligence…
Boston to curb insurance coverage of GLP-1 drugs for city workers
The PEC voted unanimously on Tuesday to let the city change its Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts…
Amid struggles at home, 80% of Chinese companies in EU plan more investment
Almost 80 per cent of the Chinese companies operating in the European Union plan to expand their investment…
Eoin O’Malley: Vulnerable Ireland must start planning for new world order as US empire crumbles
Economy is at serious risk unless we reset our international relationships Taoiseach Micheál Martin and US president Donald…
China’s rare earth magnet exports to the US keep falling as Europe gains
China’s exports of rare earth permanent magnets to the United States continue to fall, at a time when…
Fears of prolonged shock to global oil and gas prices deepen amid Middle East attacks – The Irish Times
Attacks on refineries and gasfields in the Middle East have compounded fears the escalating war in Iran and…
Ireland’s emissions remained almost within limit during first carbon budget – The Irish Times
Ireland is preparing to take on a significant role in international climate diplomacy from July until December during…
Taoiseach defends media regulation and says Ireland is ‘bastion of free speech’
Ireland makes “no apologies” over its media regulation, the Taoiseach has said, as he defended the need to…
Ireland has long been an outlier in the EU. We’ve just never had the courage to admit it – The Irish Times
Ireland’s recent hissy fit at not being invited to a pre-EU summit meeting in Belgium speaks volumes as…