A new IIEA infographic and accompanying post by Prof. Karl Whelan explain the critical funding situation of the Irish banks.

Search Engines are becoming increasingly important in all aspects of life. How should they be supervised? Who will regulate them? This blog post explores the debate on search engine neutrality.

Ireland parks the interest rate issue for now.

Has Central Banking changed forever?

Momentum towards a Grand Bargain at today's summit has been undermined by events in Portugal.

A deal that linked the interest rate on Ireland's EU loans to its corporate tax rate would be bad for Ireland and bad for Europe.

George Soros cautions against a two-speed Europe

Commissioner Piebalgs’ presentation provided a unique outlook on the significance of developing a coherent energy policy, which supports development and promotes competitiveness, sustainability and security of energy supply.

Policymakers from Washington to Brussels are finding it tough to define a new macroeconomic normal in the wake of the crisis.

A short analysis of the content and political context of the Commission's proposals for a CCCTB