UN Chief’s Recent Engagement with Putin: Ethical Blunder or Diplomatic Necessity?
[Daniel Raynolds] Is the UN a moral arbiter, or should it prioritise dialogue, even with those who perpetrate violence?
John Bruton: A Statesman of Substance
When news broke in February 2024 of John Bruton’s passing, the tributes were swift and sincere. Politicians from across Ireland and Europe spoke not just of a former Taoiseach, but of a statesman — a man who believed that public service was about humility, dialogue and getting things done. For many, it was a reminder…
EU Must Not Allow UK to Ditch Provisions of Northern Ireland Protocol
[John Bruton] The best approach for the EU will be to gradually turn up the heat on the UK so as to give them time to learn that actions have consequences, and the price could be very high.
Putin’s Plan Failing in Ukraine
[Nicholas Lovric] Russia’s aggressive actions and threatening rhetoric driving many nations in Europe to opt for NATO membership.
EU Cuts Eurozone Growth Forecast
Swift spread of Omicron, rising inflation and persistent supply-chain disruptions have chilled Europe’s economy this winter.
EU to Make $21m Climate-Smart Investment in South Asia
The five-year programme could help spur investments in energy, water, waste management, transport, logistics, and green buildings in South Asia.
Brexit Entering Dramatic Second Act
[John Bruton] Can a chaotic “Crash Out” Brexit in December 2020 be avoided?
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