UK Prime Minister Theresa May has issued a direct message to three million EU citizens living in Britain, promising she will make it as easy as possible for them to stay after Brexit.

The European Parliament has suspended a Polish politician for 10 days after he said during a debate that women should earn less than men because they are weaker, smaller and less intelligent.

LATEST: Donald Tusk has "overwhelming support" to retain one of the European Union's top jobs, despite staunch opposition from the government of his native Poland, the EU leader overseeing the election process said.

Taoiseach Enda Kenny says that when he visits Washington DC he will seek talks between the US Congress and the EU to discuss the impact of Brexit.

Aftershocks have continued to hit central Italy after three earthquakes hit the region in the space of an hour, with tremors felt in the capital.

The outlook for Irish SMEs is improving, but concerns remain, writes Geoff Percival

New EU regulations ensure safer toys

For the first time, Dublin is playing host to the European Space Expo, which aims to reveal how space improves our everyday lives.

Recent inward investment contracts signed by some of the world’s largest corporations should create up to 1,500 construction jobs over the next couple of years, IDA Ireland has claimed.

An industrial revolution is what is required at the heart of Europe, according to Antonio Tajani, the vice-president of the European Commission.

EUROPEAN intentions to introduce legislation for the food supply chain have been hailed as a step in the right direction.

THE European Union announced yesterday it will launch the first two satellites in its long-delayed and hugely over-budget Galileo navigation system from French Guiana on October 20.

THE Government is undertaking a trade review and exploring closer links with emerging markets such as Brazil and at the same time will push scientists to work more closely with industry in a bid to increase productivity.

IRELAND has the two main ingredients to drive innovation and create the jobs of the future, according to an EU-wide survey, but is being let down by poor follow-through by businesses, especially SMEs.

IRELAND’S new commissioner Máire Geoghegan-Quinn has just three weeks to come up with an outline of how best the European Union can turn research and innovation into jobs and growth.

THE Government has been slammed for getting Iarnród Éireann a five-year exemption from new EU rules which give passengers compensation for late trains and lost luggage, better rights for disabled passengers and recourse to an independent complaints body.

Ireland has secured the Research and Innovation portfolio in the European Commission.

A satellite navigation system five times as accurate as current models will benefit everyone from the blind to the aviation sector, the European Commission said today.

ONLY five Irish international airports will be sustainable into the future and European funding will be vital, Ryanair boss Michael O’Leary said yesterday.

The amount of luggage lost at Europe’s airports was slammed as “excessive and unacceptable” by the EU Transport Commissioner today.

The injured 14-year-old sole survivor of the Comoros plane crash told today how she clung to floating wreckage for 13 hours before she was found.

The European Commission today stepped up its attack on airlines misleading passengers over the real cost of travel – and warned that it would take action against them if national authorities fail to do so.

The European Commission has published an emergency email address to help air passengers facing flight problems.

FROM tomorrow what you see must be what you pay when it comes to airline tickets.