Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland: London and Brussels settle long-running dispute

Commission President von der Leyen and British Prime Minister Sunak have reached an agreement: The import of goods from Great Britain to Northern Ireland will be greatly facilitated. The long-running dispute strained relations between the two sides, which are on the same side in the Ukraine war. But the last word has not yet been spoken.

By Till Hoppe

Northern Ireland Protocol: von der Leyen heads to London for talks

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Prime Minister Sunak: No breakthrough in the Northern Ireland dispute

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Talks continue in Northern Ireland dispute

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Truss: What do her problems mean for Brexit?

If British Prime Minister and Brexit hardliner Liz Truss had hoped for a glorious first four weeks in office, she will be disappointed today. Not that you can tell that from her media appearances.

By Ella Joyner

Liz Truss: mixed EU reactions to Boris Johnson's successor

The news of Liz Truss' appointment as the new British prime minister has been met with concern in Brussels. So far, the EU has not had good experiences with the conservative Tory politician, who often references Margaret Thatcher.

By Eric Bonse

British House of Commons adopts controversial Northern Ireland bill

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Baerbock and Coveney condemn Northern Ireland bill

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EU threatens to sue Britain over Northern Ireland Protocol

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British government wants to change Northern Ireland Protocol unilaterally

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