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Political North-South cooperation has not improved, study shows - Vimarsana News

Political North-South cooperation has not improved, study shows

Survey finds 69% of respondents do not feel there is enough information on protocol

Political North-South co-operation has not improved, study shows - Vimarsana News

Political North-South co-operation has not improved, study shows

Survey finds 69% of respondents do not feel there is enough information on protocol

North south border cooperation in Ireland has deteriorated - Vimarsana News

North south border cooperation in Ireland has deteriorated

A new cross-border survey shows that conditions for North-South cooperation have deteriorated due to political instability. A new report published by the Centre for Cross Border Studies, as part of their third quarterly survey on the conditions for North-South and East-West Cooperation.

Don't ignore relations between people amidst focus on post-Brexit trade, Good Friday Agreement committee warned - Vimarsana News

Don't ignore relations between people amidst focus on post-Brexit trade, Good Friday Agreement committee warned

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Dead End: Arlene Foster, the NI Protocol and Europe - Vimarsana News

Dead End: Arlene Foster, the NI Protocol and Europe

Europe Editor It was fitting that Arlene Foster resigned the very day that the future EU-UK relationship was finally and formally given its blessing by the European Parliament. Her career as DUP leader and First Minister was mercilessly bound up with the Brexit withdrawal process, which pitched Northern Ireland right into the thick of the negotiations. While there was talk about Tuesday's vote which overwhelmingly endorsed the Trade and Cooperation Agreement (TCA), marking a reset in relations following months of acrimony, diplomats in Brussels were not entirely doe-eyed. They remain concerne...

Source: rte.ie