Catch the Eye

The Single Market is too important to be gambled on unproven assurances and the Starcom case shows what is really at stake

The devolved administrations in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland will for the first time be led by First Ministers who promote national independence

The inconvenient reality is that Prime Minister Starmer's decision to put Mandelson forward was a high risk gamble

The long-hidden report on Euroins Romania finally sees the light of day - revealing serious flaws in data quality, due process and impartiality

The arrogance demonstrated by the Sammarinese authorities to any questioning of the approach that they have adopted in relation to the Banca di San Marino case is striking

Tactics by San Marino authorities evoke authoritarian regimes – North Korea comes to mind - not a prospective EU partner

Current revelations about dysfunction, unethical practices, and abuses within the country’s justice system are a handicap for Bucharest

Those pressing for the change see themselves as progressive. There is nothing progressive about antisemitism

More heads may yet roll, but the deeper damage is to the BBC’s claim to be the gold standard of impartial public-service broadcasting

The campaign of Catherine Connolly has already put the Irish neutrality issue back on the agenda

The expected election of Catherine Connolly will be a victory for the left in Irish politics and a shock to the parties in power

The UK envoy’s Epstein ties were public knowledge, yet overlooked in ambassadorial vetting