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Power-sharing deal reached in Northern Ireland, Sinn Féin potentially in charge

The Democratic Unionist Party and the British government have reached a deal to end the government boycott in Northern Ireland, potentially leading to powe...

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Sinn Féin says united Ireland ‘within touching distance’ as Stormont deal agreed

Party prepares to claim Northern Ireland first minister post for first time with power sharing set to resume

The Guardian - UK

The DUP is celebrating this breakthrough – it should be apologising for the lives it has ruined

Thanks to the party’s boycott, public services are collapsing and there has been no government at Stormont for nearly two years, says political commentator Sarah Creighton

The Guardian - UK

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Northern Irish parties meet to chart Stormont return after DUP backs deal

Ministerial posts could be filled within days after DUP’s decision to end boycott of power sharing

The Guardian - UK

Tuesday briefing: The late night vote to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland

In today’s newsletter: how the DUP finally brought two-year boycott of Stormont assembly to an end

The Guardian - UK

Stormont power sharing in sight as Northern Ireland DUP accepts post-Brexit deal

Sinn Féin will get to nominate its inaugural first minister after Westminster legislates to end checks on goods moving within UK and imposition of EU law

The Guardian - AU

More than 150,000 expected to join public sector strike in Northern Ireland

Sixteen unions take action as collapsed Stormont leaves pay for nurses, teachers and road workers stagnant

The Guardian - UK

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Belfast court dismisses ‘frivolous’ Sinn Féin libel case against journalist

Gerry Kelly took action against Malachi O’Doherty, who had identified Kelly as the shooter in a 1983 prison break

The Guardian - UK

How Israel failed to learn from the Northern Ireland peace process

There is no peace in the Middle East because there is no effective peace process. This isn’t because the Palestinians and Israelis do not know how to make peace. They do. The Good Friday agreement which brought peace to Northern Ireland a quarter of a century ago, provided a clear…

The Conversation

Rockall fishing rights dispute between Scotland and Ireland deepens

Countries at loggerheads over access to fishing grounds in north Atlantic since Brexit referendum in 2016

The Guardian - UK

Sinn Féin’s rising tally of lawsuits fuels fears it is trying to stifle scrutiny

The Irish PM has accused the party of trying to take away democracy through threats as press freedom organisations raise concerns

The Guardian - UK

Ireland’s criticism of Israel has made it an outlier in the EU. What lies behind it?

Irish support for Palestinian rights stems partly from its own experience of colonialism and violence – but that’s not all, says Irish Times columnist Una Mullaly

The Guardian - UK

‘The hope we had is gone’: how 20 months of stasis has paralysed Northern Ireland

While the DUP conference may put a brave face on the crisis, public services and even the state’s legitimacy are hollowing

The Guardian - UK

A far-right rabble won’t overthrow Ireland’s democracy – but we shouldn’t be complacent

The assortment of conspiracists who blockaded parliament was laughably incoherent. Yet change is coming that could awaken dark forces, says the Irish author Fintan O’Toole

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From ISIS fighter to Japan cult: India advisory points to an old tightrope between headlines, ethics

The Indian government’s advisory asking news channels to “refrain” from giving a platform to individuals facing “charges of serious crimes, including terrorism” and those belonging to banned organisations, has reopened an old debate.

The Guardian - UK

The Long Game: Inside Sinn Féin by Aoife Moore review – going mainstream

A warts-and-all account of Sinn Féin’s political journey out of the shadows

The Guardian - UK

The Long Game: Inside Sinn Féin review – from the Provos to the promised land?

Aoife Moore conducts a painstaking study of the party and its leading figures, revealing Sinn Féin’s future prospects and complicated relationship with the IRA

The Guardian - UK

Byrne exit shows weight of political pressure on Northern Ireland’s police

Row over high court ruling undermined chief constable’s position after he had appeared to weather data leak crisis

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Northern Ireland police chief quits after series of controversies

Simon Byrne resigns as head of PSNI after data breaches and unlawful disciplining of two junior officers

The Guardian - UK

Northern Ireland police chief faces calls to quit over court ruling

High court judicial review finds PSNI unlawfully disciplined two junior officers to placate Sinn Féin

The Guardian - UK

In Northern Ireland, even a data breach can be deadly – and the ripple effects could be disastrous

The return of power-sharing has never been more urgent, says Guardian columnist Martin Kettle

The Guardian - UK

BBC’s Stephen Nolan accused of sending explicit images to colleagues

Corporation under pressure to respond to claims presenter sent photos of reality star Stephen Bear

The Guardian - UK

Dissident republicans obtained leaked police data, says PSNI chief

Force’s chief constable believes thousands of officers’ personal details are in paramilitary hands

Irish Mirror

PSNI to investigate burning of Michelle O'Neill effigy on Twelfth bonfire as 'hate crime'

The investigation coincides with a second one related to the burning of a poster of Taoiseach Leo Varadkar at the weekend

Irish Mirror

Everything you need to know as Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly appear before Oireachtas committees

Both Ryan Tubridy and Noel Kelly will appear before the Oireachtas Public Accounts Committee and Oireachtas Media Committee today

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