During this current election cycle, much focus has been on the domestic issues gripping America. Presidential leadership, racial injustice, ending gun violence, along with effectively combatting the Coronavirus pandemic and others, have been at the centre-point of Democratic party policy over the past four years of president Donald Trump’s term in office.
The QS World Universities Rankings were updated this week and have presented good news for University College Dublin (UCD). The
In his opening remarks, Minister for Finance, Paschal Donohoe said that budget 2020 was ‘developed in the shadow of Brexit.’
“No justification with taking action of such an extreme effect has been put before the Court,’ claimed Lady Hale, President
Outside the Houses of Parliament in Westminster there is a daily clashes. Pro-European protestors chant ‘stop the coup’ and enthusiastically
In recent times, it proves virtually impossible to avoid the phenomenon that is Brexit. Each day we are reminded that
The EU has agreed to allow the UK to extend the Brexit deadline. Theresa May sought to have it extended
Last week, the EU suggested that they would block the proposed merger between railway giants Alstom and Siemens, signalling a
In a survey conducted by Scottish Legal News, Scottish lawyers have indicated that a majority of them would support a
The Law Reform Commission held its annual conference on 14th November. The theme this year was Brexit and Law Reform
The Department of Education and Skills (DES) are collaborating with the Higher Education Authority (HEA), to prepare for consequences of
This month saw an interesting dance playing out in Brussels, with United Kingdom Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab making a last
