Spain, Norway, Ireland Formally Recognise Palestinian Statehood
Spain’s socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez said the move was a step towards focussing “all our efforts” on a two-state solution.
Simon Coveney
Foreign Interference: Irish Minister Nudges Tories to Rebel Against Boris Johnson
Ireland’s Minister of Foreign Affairs has openly aired the idea that Conservative Party MPs could rebel against the UK Prime Minister as relations between the two countries sour.
Ireland’s Own Partygate: Report Finds ‘Serious Breach’ of Lockdown Rules by Dublin Officials
A report into alleged lockdown breaking within the Irish Department of Foreign Affairs has found that officials partook in a ‘serious breach’ of lockdown rules.
‘We’re Not Going to Leave’ Irish Fishermen Vow to Take On Russian Navy with Peaceful Protest
Irish fishermen look set to take on the Russian Navy, with a fishing organisation in the country planning a peaceful protest of military drills off the island’s coast.
‘Heavy Dependence’ On Russian Gas Has Europe Scrambling for Alternatives Over Supply Fears
Europe’s ‘heavy dependence’ on Russian gas for energy has left nations on the continent scrambling for alternatives over supply fears.
Irish Minister Orders Investigation into Own Department’s Lockdown Breaking Drinks Party
Ireland’s Minister for Foreign Affairs has ordered an investigation into a lockdown breaking shindig that occurred in his government department in 2020.
EU Mulls Sanctions on Belarus Airlines Bringing Migrants from Middle East
The European Union is reportedly considering sanctions against Belarusian airlines that brought migrants from the Middle East to Minsk.
Ireland Warns of ‘Breakdown’ in UK-EU Relations as Brussels Insists on EU Court Dominance
LONDON (AP) – Ireland’s foreign minister has warned that British demands risk a “further breakdown in relations” with the European Union ahead of talks this week aimed at resolving the impasse over the Brexit agreement. Simon Coveney posted the remarks
Irish Govt ‘Cannot Possibly’ Accept Boris Brexit Deal, Claims Brits Want Another Vote
The Irish government has said it “cannot possibly” accept Boris Johnson’s proposed Brexit compromise, with the Irish prime minister claiming the British want another referendum.
Irish Deputy PM Trying to Force UK to Accept Brexit-In-Name-Only ‘Backstop’ Deal
LONDON (AP) – Ireland’s deputy prime minister says the “mood music” over Brexit negotiations is improving but the sides remain far apart.
Top Eurocrats Round on PM May To Reject Any Hope of Renegotiation, Pushing Britain Towards ‘No Deal’
Several senior European politicians and bureaucrats have spoken out Monday to pour cold water on British hopes of achieving even modest changes in the Brexit ‘deal’ arranged by Prime Minister Theresa May, as the nation closes in on the March 29th departure date.
Ireland: Brexit Could Be Delayed Even Further
Britain could be trapped in the European Union (EU) for even longer than the four years and nine months since the vote to leave that has already been agreed, it has emerged Wednesday.
