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Full coverage: Politics

Trump, Le Pen and convicts posing as victims: Rewinding the week that was

Populist leaders claim to solve complex problems with simple solutions. In practice, they sow confidence-wracking uncertainty.

Thomas Hubert
6th Apr, 2025 - 6 min read

Ill winds, ill discipline and the Lowry-ification of Irish politics: Rewinding the week that was

It feels like “more of the same” as opposed to progressive politics. Yet there are too many domestic issues that need to be addressed and too many international issues looming large.

Ian Kehoe
26th Jan, 2025 - 5 min read

Tara Shine: The new government needs to choose between the contradictions of its climate programme

When it comes to climate change and sustainability, the Programme for Government contains a lot of positive commitments – until you look at the direction set for individual sectors of the economy.

Tara Shine
21st Jan, 2025 - 7 min read

John Collins: The new Government has heard tech entrepreneurs’ concerns. Will it take them on board?

The reversal of a decision to shut down the NDRC is the most visible aspect of a shift towards indigenous start-ups and scale-ups in the Programme for Government, despite a lack of other concrete details.

John Collins
20th Jan, 2025 - 4 min read

The intermingling of politics, business and internet culture has gone hand-in-hand with the trollification of political discourse

The far-right’s leading position in Austria illustrates the global trend also emerging in Germany and could shed light on possible European futures.

Fergal Lenehan
18th Jan, 2025 - 7 min read

Sharper in its process, but not in its scope: the Government’s new approach to infrastructure

The coalition is prepared to modernise the way the State tackles big projects, but not to allocate priorities among the ever-expanding list of needs.

Thomas Hubert
16th Jan, 2025 - 5 min read

Moriarty, Lowry, and the art of political convenience: Rewinding the week that was

Time passes. The world moves on. Yet the report of the Moriarty tribunal should not be diminished by time. It still stands as the authoritative version of events, even if it is politically convenient to ignore it.

Ian Kehoe
12th Jan, 2025 - 6 min read

2024 in 24 podcasts: Interviews that tell the story of the year

Over the past year, we have launched four podcast series and carried a range of bespoke podcasts with authors, politicians, business leaders, and entrepreneurs. Here is a selection of 24 podcasts capturing the mood and stories of 2024.

Ian Kehoe
30th Dec, 2024 - 21 min read

The power of voice: 24 pieces of comment from 2024

Our roster of top writers and opinion formers wrote extensively on the big stories of 2024 – and on many topics that sadly do not get enough attention. Here is a selection.

Ian Kehoe
27th Dec, 2024 - 21 min read

In their own words: 24 interviews from 2024

Over the past year, we have published hundreds of interviews with business leaders, entrepreneurs, politicians and policymakers. Here is a selection of 24.

Ian Kehoe
26th Dec, 2024 - 23 min read
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