Politics Paschal Donohoe on IMF job and why No votes won’t come back to bite governmentThe public expenditure minister talks to our Brussels correspondent about the recent speculation linking him to the IMF job
Finance IMF prospect fades for Donohoe as EU ministers unanimously back GeorgievaReigning IMF managing director has received the support of all 27 finance ministers, including Michael McGrath, to keep the top job
Politics Donohoe: There will be ‘no vacancy’ at the top of the IMFThe public expenditure minister expects Kristalina Georgieva to stay for a second term after she received the endorsement of France and Germany
Finance Donohoe’s chances to become IMF boss gone as Germany backs Kristalina GeorgievaEndorsement has cast further doubt that on the idea that Paschal Donohoe might land the role
Politics IMF head Georgieva looks set for second term as Paschal Donohoe speculation fades Reports suggest Georgieva, 70, will get the support of EU countries as Ireland’s public expenditure minister says Bulgarian has done ‘excellent job’
Comment John Walsh: Our growing population is no reason to ignore major risks from high national debtWe have an economy in rude health, but we are vulnerable given how exposed we are and how much we owe
Economics IMF upgrades global growth forecast, but eurozone gets a cut The International Monetary Fund raised its forecast for global growth, but dropped its expectations for the euro area in its latest update
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Davos ‘I’m not selling crypto’: Leo Varadkar responds to deepfake adsSpeaking from Davos, the Taoiseach warned of the dangers of deepfakes and said AI technologies won’t take people’s jobs
Economy Global economy set for boost in 2024, IMF tells DavosWhile the world economy is proving ‘resilient’, IMF chief Kristalina Georgieva cautions that market expectations for rapid interest-rate cuts are ‘a bit premature’
Tech New IMF study finds that artificial intelligence will ‘worsen overall inequality’Countries should provide “comprehensive social safety nets” for vulnerable workers
Politics Taoiseach expects Kristalina Georgieva to seek second term as IMF directorLeo Varadkar plays down prospect of Paschal Donohoe leaving national politics for Washington
Economy IMF forecasts Irish economy will have ‘soft landing’ in 2024 but warns of underlying risksIn a prediction that has echoes of the lead-up to the financial crisis, the IMF is predicting that growth in the Irish economy will moderate next year
Politics Dáil reels as Donohoe and McGrath prepare to move on upIf the two finance chiefs leave, it will leave their party leaders with a headache ahead of the last budget before the general election
Corporate Tax Ireland has a ‘parasitic tax policy’ on corporate profits: IMF bailout boss Stinging criticism comes as new figures show extent of profits flowing through Ireland
Politics Paschal Donohoe has a ‘very good chance’ of landing IMF job - Michael McGrathThe public expenditure minister has been linked with the top job at the IMF after reports he was in talks over the role emerged last week
Politics Taoiseach Leo Varadkar scrambles to quell talk of Paschal Donohoe IMF moveFine Gael alarm following reports public expenditure minister is in line for top job at International Monetary Fund
Politics Leo Varadkar backs Paschal Donohoe’s ability to be IMF boss, but insists he is staying putTaoiseach says Public Expenditure Minister would ‘make an excellent MD of the IMF’
Comment Daniel McConnell: Donohoe has more than a fair shot of taking top IMF job Donohoe, already the respected president of the Eurogroup of finance ministers, has long been the stand-out member of the Irish government
News Focus The great AIB sell-off – nine views on what should happen nextAlmost three-fifths of AIB is now in private ownership after the state sold 5 per cent of the bank – and now it must decide what to do with the remainder