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European Union High Representative For Foreign Affairs And Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, Speaks During A Debate On Preparations For The June 24-25 Nato Summit In The Hague, At The European Parliament In Strasbourg, Eastern France, On June 18, 2025. (Photo By Frederick Florin / Afp) (Photo By Frederick Florin/Afp Via Getty Images)

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EU foreign affairs chief criticised over ‘clear lack of understanding of Ireland’s history’

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Eu Engaging ‘Sensibly’ With Us Administration Following Tariff Threat – Martin
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EU engaging ‘sensibly’ with US administration following tariff threat – Martin

Immediate Action Needed To Prevent People Starving To Death In Gaza, Martin Says
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Immediate action needed to prevent people starving to death in Gaza, Martin says

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Tariffs Are A 19Th Century Mechanism, Taoiseach Says
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Tariffs are a 19th century mechanism, Taoiseach says

Finance Minister Rules Out Wage Subsidy Scheme For Firms Affected By Tariffs
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Finance minister rules out wage subsidy scheme for firms affected by tariffs

Harris To Stress Importance Of Irish Trade To Us During Lutnick Meeting
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Harris to stress importance of Irish trade to US during Lutnick meeting

Ex-Minister Backs Calls For Government Support For Firms Affected By Us Tariffs
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Ex-minister backs calls for government support for firms affected by US tariffs

Us Administration’s ‘Antipathy’ Towards Eu ‘Misplaced’ – Taoiseach
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US administration’s ‘antipathy’ towards EU ‘misplaced’ – Taoiseach

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Pharmaceutical Exports Could Be Cut By Half If Tariffs Applied, Tánaiste Warns
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Pharmaceutical exports could be cut by half if tariffs applied, Tánaiste warns

Tánaiste To Reaffirm ‘Unwavering Commitment’ To Un Lebanon Mission
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Tánaiste to reaffirm ‘unwavering commitment’ to UN Lebanon mission

Irish Peacekeepers ‘Safe’ Amid Escalating Violence In Lebanon
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Irish peacekeepers ‘safe’ amid escalating violence in Lebanon

Further Us Tariffs ‘Highly Likely’, Tánaiste Warns
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Further US tariffs ‘highly likely’, Tánaiste warns