EU seeks agreement on virus testing, vaccine strategies European Union leaders will attempt to make progress on common coronavirus testing and vaccine strategies during a video conference this afternoon. Coronavirus • 12 hrs
'Really brutal' - Belgium struggles with second wave Europe Editor Tony Connelly visits a busy hospital in Liege in Belgium with the country at the epicentre of Europe's second wave of Covid-19. Coronavirus • 27 Oct
Govt presses EU and UK to protect NI exporters The Irish Government has been pressing the EU and UK to allow Northern Ireland exporters to benefit from existing and future free trade agreements between ... Brexit • 26 Oct
EU and UK negotiators to resume post-Brexit talks EU and UK negotiators will resume talks in London later today after both sides agreed to set out an intensified schedule of negotiations in the ... Brexit • 22 Oct
EU-UK agree to intensify post-Brexit talks Negotiations between the EU and UK on a future relationship are to resume tomorrow in London after both sides adopted new principles on how the ... Brexit • 21 Oct
Disconnects open up as Brexit discussions continue Britain will have to be able to show its fishermen can catch more fish, the EU will want to show that the losses will have ... Analysis and Comment • 17 Oct
EU to leverage energy market for UK fishery access The EU is considering making a more explicit link between energy and fish as the Brexit negotiations enter a critical phase, RTÉ News understands. Brexit • 16 Oct
Frost withdraws Barnier invitation for Brexit talks The UK's chief Brexit negotiator David Frost has withdrawn an invitation to his opposite number Michel Barnier to travel to London for talks on Monda. Brexit • 16 Oct
Fishermen will not be 'sold out' in UK talks - Coveney The Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said that EU fishermen will not be "sold out" in order to secure a future relationship agreement ... Brexit • 13 Oct
