Irish EU presidency should sit out talks on tax and digital files over ‘conflicts of interest’, academics say

A group of leading university professors have urged the Irish EU presidency to sit out of negotiations on EU tax and digital laws, pointing to "insurmountable conflicts of interest".

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Irish EU presidency should sit out talks on tax and digital files over ‘conflicts of interest’, academics say

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