Politics Harris handshakes and Churchillian charm: How the Taoiseach and Keir Starmer worked the EPC roomThe European Political Community Summit is an ill-defined curiosity - but one that could yet become very important
UK Analysis: Taoiseach to emphasise Ireland’s priorities as Starmer resets relations with Dublin and Brussels The taoiseach will meet Keir Starmer for the first time on Wednesday, while the European Political Community on Thursday will seek to rebuild relations with Brussels around defence and security
Opinion Ian Guider: Another giveaway budget is reckless and will gain little Next year, the HSE will swallow almost €25 billion, more than a quarter of total expenditure
Diary Paul Johnston Diary: Behind the scenes of a ‘great reset’ in Anglo-Irish relations From election night to Croke Park, it was a busy week for the British ambassador
Business Post's View Editorial: Golden opportunity has arrived to mend wounds in fractured Dublin-London relationship There are welcome early signs that the Anglo-Irish relationship will be prioritised by Downing Street under the new Prime Minister
Politics ‘Reliving’ Brexit by renegotiating Brexit would be bad for businesses, says LabourJonathan Reynolds, the shadow business secretary, has said delivering stable British politics would be imperilled by returning to the arguments of yore.
Europe Why neither businesses nor Brussels are expecting a UK-EU love-in under LabourThe first chance to test the new relationship will come only days after the July election
Northern Ireland Analysis: Can Sinn Féin become the North’s largest party after the British general election?From Lagan Valley to South Tyrone, Dominic McGrath visits the constituencies that will decide the Northern Irish election
UK and Irish firms call for €2 billion interstate fund British Irish Chamber of Commerce has urged next UK government to carry out a wholesale review of trading terms with EU
UK UK-EU veterinary deal not impossible says Irish ambassador in LondonLabour has been warned the EU remains ruthless in negotiations with third countries
UK James Cleverly rejects idea Labour would lead to ‘better relations’ with European alliesThe British home secretary praised the UK government’s ties with Europe
UK British businesses call on the next UK government to boost trade ties with EuropeThe British Chambers of Commerce has said the next UK government must seek a better trading relationship with the EU after the general election
Companies Cross-border businesses growing double those of peersOne in three cross-border traders have a profit margin over 10 per cent
Opinion Starmer must set path for closer cooperation with Europe on security, defence and the economyIrish eyes are keenly watching how Britain’s likely next prime minister defines the UK’s relationship with Brussels on key issues
Diary British ambassador’s diary: ‘Spat’ between London and Dublin to saying farewell to Dobbo An eventful week which saw me sitting beside my fellow Business Post diarist Paschal Donohoe at Croke Park for thrilling Leinster-Northampton match
Book Review Book Review: Tim Shipman’s No Way Out homes in on the tortuous Brexit backstop talksThe former British prime minister Theresa May comes out particularly badly from No Way Out, the latest volume in Shipman’s Brexit series
The Last Post Matt Cooper: Simon Harris’s early missteps make November 15 a likely election dateNew leader is going to be the shortest-serving taoiseach in the history of the state, far shorter than he has stated as his immediate ambition
Brexit Shane Coleman: British Government appeared crass, our own coalition callow in bitter migration spatSuspicion is Simon Harris already regrets his decision to reappoint Helen McEntee to Justice, but having made the decision, he has to stick with her
MIGRATION Analysis: Dublin and London clash on migration further threatens fragile relationshipSpat between Simon Harris and Rishi Sunak has opened fresh fault lines following years of strain because of Brexit
UK ‘Confusion and uncertainty’ as traders face new post-Brexit checksThe latest phase of the long-delayed system of checks will see a selection of Irish firms charged up to €170 for plant and animal imports