Business Post's View Editorial: Varadkar was right to make Ireland’s position on Gaza clear at the White HouseFar-left calls for a boycott of the annual St Patrick’s Day trip to Washington, DC were illogical and petty
Business Post's View Editorial: Questions remain for Nama as state looks to finally close door on financial crashIreland’s ‘bad bank’ will finally be wound down in 2025 after significant controversy over its activities
Business Post's View Editorial: Ireland is right not to make empty gestures about Israel The government is right to highlight the plight of Palestinians in the face of Israel’s extreme actions, but it must not get too far ahead of EU allies
Business Post's View Editorial: Failure to remove passenger cap quickly becoming national embarrassmentAs an island nation on the periphery of Europe, maintaining a limit on the number of flights below an arbitrary ceiling would be an deliberate act of self-harm
Business Post's View Editorial: Why reducing Vat for non-hotel hospitality sector is a must Sins of greedy hoteliers are not good enough reason to punish small businesses who are dying
Business Post's View Editorial: Donohoe must stand tough in facing down rabid union demands in pay talks There are many who rightly say that price, paid by the taxpayer, has been far too high and promises of reform have failed to materialise
Business Post's View The housing crisis is a failure of both the market and the stateBy targeting the cost of buying a home rather than the cost of building one, Sinn Féin is making the same mistake as the government
EDITORIAL We need to talk about X – and the damage it is doing The former Twitter platform is allowing users to post violent speech and lies so it’s time governments got to grips with social media
Business Post's View Editorial: Genuine concern about overloading refugee system should not be seen as xenophobic There needs to be an honest and open debate about immigration or the far-right will fill the vacuum
Business Post's View Editorial: Confidence vote shows Sinn Féin not ready for powerThe opposition should hold the government to account but using the riots to sow division smacks of opportunism
Business Post's View Editorial: RTÉ rescue package postpones problem and ignores elephant in the roomWith traditional broadcasting in rapid decline, the state broadcaster requires radical transformation to enable it to pay its way
Business Post's View SME sector can’t afford to pick up bill for living wage planSuccessive governments have neglected small indigenous business, instead bending over backwards to court FDI
Business Post's View Voters want to see USC axed, and big spending in budgetDespite budget watchdog warning against departmental overruns, latest Red C poll shows electorate is keen for state to loosen purse strings
Business Post's View Editorial: China’s economic woes could have repercussions for us allAll eyes are on president Xi Jinping as he attempts to steer his country’s economy out of its current slump and back to growth
Business Post's View Editorial: Heat needs to be taken out of debate in climate change culture warsFarmers, the government, environmentalists and other stakeholders need to find a way to work together on climate change issues and achieve the best outcomes
Business Post's View Editorial: Murder of warlord Prigozhin reveals Putin as the new Stalin No tears need be shed for the president’s former henchman, but his killing reveals just how far Russia has fallen into chaos and repression of dissent
Business Post's View Editorial: Desperate times call for desperate measures in budget to address housing crisis The government is planning to introduce a hefty tax cut for small landlords and a ‘backstop’ mechanism which would involve the state buying unsold apartments and using them for cost rental housing
Business Post's View Editorial: RTÉ now needs to start the hard work of rebuilding trust Kevin Bakhurst was right to end negotiations with Ryan Tubridy and turn his attention to the much deeper existential questions around the purpose and structure of the national broadcaster
Business Post's View Editorial: Bureaucracy and the disgruntled few can’t be allowed to hold up airport progressIt is surely not beyond the ability of all parties concerned to find a pragmatic solution to the issue of night-time flight restrictions at Dublin Airport
Business Post's View Editorial: Society and the law need to do more to protect whistleblowersWhistleblowers can suffer enormous personal, professional and financial consequences from going public with their concerns – and fear of reprisals can deter others from speaking up