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Réseaux sociaux : la désinformation n’est plus une obsession

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Il y a huit ans, après la victoire de Trump et le Brexit, l’inquiétude était grande sur l’impact des réseaux sociaux sur la société. Aujourd’hui, ce discours a du plomb dans l’aile.

Northern Ireland gets police reinforcements from Scotland to combat anti-Muslim mobs

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Emergency recall of Stormont denounces wave of racist attacks – and rejects DUP bid to defend anti-immigrant protesters.

Labour’s new tribes: 7 gangs to watch in the class of 2024

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Hundreds of the party’s brand-new MPs are finding their feet in the British parliament following its landslide election victory.

How Britain voted: Charts and maps

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We analyze the results which radically changed the UK’s electoral map.

Sinn Féin dominates Northern Ireland with unionists in post-Brexit shambles

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Irish republican party completes hat trick of first-place elections finishes.

Watch the UK election like a pro

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It’s set to be the most consequential British general election for a generation. POLITICO takes you through what to watch out for and exactly when to tune in.

Nigel Farage lauds DUP duo — not his party’s preferred unionists in Northern Ireland

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Delighted by Brexiteer’s surprise present, Democratic Unionists giddily call on Jim Allister’s TUV to dump its Reform UK branding from campaign ads.

Revealed — the next Brexit headache on the Irish border

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The U.K. and EU are planning separate systems to tax carbon-heavy imports, prompting familiar fears about the impact in Northern Ireland.

After Jeffrey Donaldson’s bombshell exit, what next for Northern Ireland’s DUP?

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As party reels, new leader Gavin Robinson faces a U.K. election that could cost him his seat.

In Northern Ireland, ‘a Protestant state’ finally has a Catholic leader

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Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill vows to be ‘a first minister for all’ in a divided society where stable government has been a casualty of Brexit.

Sinn Féin’s Michelle O’Neill appointed first minister as Stormont reconvenes

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Northern Ireland assembly members gather to restore power sharing after two-year DUP boycottNorthern Ireland’s devolved government has reconvened and appointed Michelle O’Neill as first minister in a historic moment for Sinn Féin and Irish nationalism….

Saying Nothing much at all, to General Acclaim – The Windsor Framework Relaunch

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Colin Murray,
Professor of Law, Newcastle Law School

Photo credit: en:User:Dom0803,
via Wikimedia
Commons

The landing space in which to do
a deal on the Windsor Framework and make it stick, second time round, was
remarkably small. The hard w…

The Guardian view on customs borders: Northern Ireland deal highlights broken Brexit promises | Editorial

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Whether in the Irish Sea or the Channel, the legacy of separation from the single market is pointless friction and economic painThe first fallacy of Brexit was that leaving the European Union would be a one-off event. It was bound to be an open-ended p…

Northern Ireland to get new Brexit trade rules in deal to restore power sharing

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‘UK internal market’ to be created to ease unionist fears over de facto border in the Irish SeaNew rules to smooth post-Brexit trade between Great Britain and Northern Ireland have been unveiled by the government as part of a deal with the Democratic U…

Northern Ireland deal: Significant change to Windsor Framework unlikely

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The UK Secretary of State for Northern Ireland is expected to share details regarding the deal to restore power-sharing in Northern Ireland on Wednesday (31 January), though the deal will not bear any major changes to the Windsor Framework. 

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