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peace _ hard earned, how astounding that peace was — hard earned, how astounding that peace was at the moment. it shifted the political gravity of our world, titeratty — the political gravity of our world, titeratty it — the political gravity of our world, literally it shifted the political gravity~ — literally it shifted the political gravity. in 1998 it was the longest running _ gravity. in 1998 it was the longest running conflict in europe since the end of— running conflic...

welcome to belfast and the lyric theatre where tonight, the play agreement will mark a moment 25 years ago that changed every aspect of life here in northern ireland forever — the signing of the good friday or belfast agreement. it brought peace to northern ireland, but it has been an imperfect peace. the agreement guaranteed power—sharing in government between nationalist and unionist communities. but for more than a third of its lifetime, there hasnt been a sitting government at ...

NEW YORK — For President Joe Biden, the four-day visit to Ireland that started April 12 offered an opportunity to celebrate his roots and bask in the reflected glory of

NEW YORK — For President Joe Biden, the four-day visit to Ireland that started April 12 offered an opportunity to celebrate his roots and bask in the reflected glory of

For Joe Biden, the four-day visit to Ireland that started last Wednesday offered an opportunity to celebrate his roots and bask in the reflected glory of a landmark peace agreement that a former US pr...

For President Joe Biden, the four-day visit to Ireland was an opportunity to celebrate his roots and bask in the reflected glory of a landmark peace agreement that a former US president and an ex-senator, both members of his Democratic Party, played key roles in getting over the line.

Number of years now, particularly young people have been concerned about the impact that it has on devolution, the impact it has on power—sharing, and the fact that it has not been working now for more than a year, so really i think the president wants to see the power—sharing executive back up and running so they can see that prosperity that he has talked about coming to fruition. and prosperity that he has talked about coming to fruition.— prosperity that he has talked about coming to fr...

At is im somebody who likes to speak my mind. im clear about what i think and im not going to trim my messages for the audience. and i think that quality can be useful in foreign policy when we face, at the moment, a situation with a very aggressive russia, when we face challenges for the free world in terms of our fundamental beliefs in things like freedoms and democracy. maybe now is not the time for a diplomat. old—fashioned ideas of diplomacy — schmoozing, telling people what they want t...

The free world in terms of our fundamental beliefs in things like freedoms and democracy. maybe now is not the time for diplomat. old—fashioned ideas of diplomacy — schmoozing, telling people what they want to hear, perhaps, constructive ambiguity. i want to hear, perhaps, constructive ambiaui . , want to hear, perhaps, constructive ambiaui . _, ,, ., ., ambiguity. i fully approve of the schmoozing _ ambiguity. i fully approve of the schmoozing part _ ambiguity. i fully approve of the schmoo...

What’s new? Efforts to resolve the long-running dispute between Kosovo and Serbia over the former’s independence have foundered. EU-led talks brokered agreement on technical issues but have struggled to address core political questions. Washington’s mid-2020 mediation effort fell apart when Kosovo’s president had to step away because of war crimes charges. Why does it matter? The dispute freezes Kosovo out of the UN and many other international bodies, ensures that both countries ar...