Ireland and joining the British-led JEF — what the talks will produce
Ireland is in talks with Britain about moving closer to the Joint Expeditionary Force while scrapping the safeguard that tied foreign missions to a UN mandate. We are tracking whether the intention becomes formal membership and how the bill fares in the Dáil.
The article that started it
Neutrálne Írsko rokuje o vstupe do britskej vojenskej koalície proti Rusku. Stretnutie ministrov EÚ mu pomáha strážiť britská loď
Dublin rokuje s Londýnom o vstupe do námorného zoskupenia proti Rusku. Deje sa to v týždni, keď Írsko hostí ministrov EÚ vrátane Blanára a Macinku.
What we are still watching
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The Irish government officially confirmed or denied that it tasked the defence ministry with preparing to join JEF+.
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The government defence bill removing the UN mandate requirement passed second reading in the Dáil.
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Ireland obtained formal observer status in JEF+.
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The defence ministry published what specific data and intelligence products it is to receive from taking part.
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Sinn Féin or another opposition party forced a parliamentary debate on neutrality or tabled a counter-proposal.
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