Organisation: European External Action Service

A COMPREHENSIVE SERIES OF ARTICLES ON THIS TOPIC

<p>Lutz Gullner, attached to the EU diplomatic service, told a conference in Dublin that 'nobody is safe' and that it doesn’t matter if a country is 'big or small' as disinformation campaigns are transmitted in the digital world, not the physical one. File picture</p>

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'Nobody is safe' from disinformation campaigns, expert tells Dublin conference

Lutz Gullner said there is a risk of disinformation campaigns during the current European Parliament election campaigns and other elections in Ireland

<p>A member of Ukraine's military reserve eats while his comrades engage in a training exercise in Kyiv. Ireland is one of three neutral EU states providing a range of non-lethal military aid ranging from body armour to ready meals. File Picture: Sergei Supinsky/AFP/Getty</p>

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Ireland will 'pay its share' of the EU's growing fund for Ukraine

<p>Simulated attacks can focus on specific industry sectors, or on geopolitical concerns such as how the EU would react to a major cyberattack in the event a conflict between Ukraine and Russia. </p>

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Ireland taking part in EU-wide cyberattack simulation

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Irish navy may join EU counter-terrorism mission

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Fresh narrative needed for Europe’s stalled security strategy

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MEPs join State to save Dubliner, Ibrahim Halwa, from death penalty

David O’ Sullivan versus Goliath: An American dream

After five years as the EU’s top bureaucrat, David O’Sullivan is now its US ambassador, says Europe Correspondent, Ann Cahill

Fri, 26 Sep, 2014

Ireland needs more than MEPs in EU

Irish politicians have played a storied role at the heart of Europe, but their influence is waning and work is needed to address an impending fall-off in top jobs, writes Mary C Murphy.

Wed, 21 May, 2014

Irish civil servant appointed as EU ambassador to US

Irishman David O’Sullivan will be the EU’s ambassador to Washington for the next five years, in a post previously held by former taoiseach John Bruton.

Tue, 06 May, 2014

EU quiet over Assange claims

The WikiLeaks leader has impugned the reputations of two member states, says Ana Palacio

Thu, 23 Aug, 2012

Tougher regulations for fertiliser manufacturers after Norway attack

MANUFACTURERS of fertiliser will be among those facing stringent new EU regulations in the wake of Anders Behring Breivik’s murder spree in Norway.

Tue, 16 Aug, 2011

EU budget talks deadlocked

Talks on next year’s EU budget ended in deadlock early today after Britain led a group of countries refusing to offer MEPs a bigger say in future spending priorities.

Tue, 16 Nov, 2010

Three Irish nominees selected to head EU embassies

THREE Irish people have been selected to head EU embassies while another Irish candidate is widely expected to be appointed to manage the administration of the new European External Action Service.

Wed, 15 Sep, 2010

Don’t vote for a superstate that holds its citizens in contempt

THE media recently reported on secret plans to develop EU embassies as part of the European External Action Service which will be instituted by the Lisbon Treaty.

Mon, 19 May, 2008