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Full coverage: Trump

Britain’s foray into protecting children online faces opposition at home and abroad

The UK has set about vastly improving the safety of young people online with legislation that places age checks on pornographic and harmful content. It's facing significant criticism from the privacy campaigners as well as American free-speech absolutionists.

Michael Cogley
3rd Sep, 2025 - 8 min read

The arc of European history is long, but it bends in the right direction 

From the Thirty Years’ War to Versailles and beyond, Europe’s history shows that peace is forged as much as it is fought for. However bloody the present, the lessons of Westphalia and Vienna suggest today’s turmoil will one day give way to renewal.

John Looby
27th Aug, 2025 - 4 min read

Siobhán Brett: The Queen of Hearts presidency and the politics of no middle ground

As Trump barrels into another season of purges, pressure campaigns and “peace talks,” voters are left with rally culture, binary politics and little room for a middle ground. But in Maine, a long-shot challenger hints at the appetite for something different.

Siobhán Brett
23rd Aug, 2025 - 5 min read

New markets and price increases: Whiskey distillers grapple with Trumpian reality

With little evidence of distillers passing on price hikes to American consumers yet, whiskey makers are starting to weigh up new markets as tariffs wreak havoc on an already embattled industry.

Michael Cogley
19th Aug, 2025 - 8 min read

Fake jobs, real consequences: Why Trump’s BLS purge matters

Trump’s latest firing over bad job data isn’t just political theatre — it echoes a worrying global trend.

Peter Kinsella
11th Aug, 2025 - 6 min read

Despite Trump, trade wars and climate backsliding, the US remains a priority for Irish tech

Expanding in the US is a must for Irish tech companies but Trump’s belligerent policies have flipped the script on how they approach the market.

Jonathan Keane
5th Aug, 2025 - 8 min read

Peter Kinsella: After Trump’s trade wins, the monetary world order is next

The White House has steamrolled its way to higher tariffs with key partners Japan and the EU, whose further promises of American purchases and investments don't mean much. This is paving the way for US action on the dollar and financial bodies.

Peter Kinsella
28th Jul, 2025 - 5 min read

Tariff woes and the cost of Trumpism: Rewinding the week that was

As the threat of sweeping US tariffs looms, Irish exporters and multinationals face an uncertain path. The Government has some big decisions to make.

Ian Kehoe
20th Jul, 2025 - 4 min read

Is there a monetary tsar in the White House?

The United States is now in the unprecedented position of being the issuer of an unanchored global reserve currency. However reluctantly, the rest of the world is now in the unenviable position of being the user of the unanchored US dollar.

John Looby
10th Jul, 2025 - 4 min read

As Trump tariffs loom, Enterprise Ireland is pushing the diversification agenda again

The state agency’s incoming CEO Jenny Melia is pushing companies to centralise R&D at home and avoid reliance on a dominant export market. After Brexit, the diversification strategy now becomes a playbook for dealing with the US.

Jonathan Keane
3rd Jul, 2025 - 4 min read
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