Could Boris Johnson strike a Brexit deal after all?
The Prime Minister could strike a deal that he could spin as different to May's – but the DUP and…
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It may seem like intolerance has won, but the “gay cake” judgement protects vital freedoms
Refusing to carry a political message is not the same as discrimination.
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What Boris Johnson and the Brexiteers get wrong about the backstop
The purpose of the backstop is to uphold the Good Friday Agreement's mandated purposes: it is not anti-democratic.
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A new law in Northern Ireland criminalises sex work – and endangers sex workers
Many think the law, which is supposed to protect sex workers, is instead a Trojan horse for Christian morality.
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Support for a united Ireland is surging – and for the first time, it’s backed by moderates
The argument is no longer tied to the Troubles, and an accompanying anti-English sentiment, but to economic reality.
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Cabinet audit: What does Julian Smith at the Northern Ireland Office mean for policy?
One of the stranger subplots of Boris Johnson’s march to the Conservative leadership was the sheer number of his supporters…
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What votes for equality in Northern Ireland mean for the future of the Union
What does union mean? The House of Commons yesterday voted to guarantee that equal marriage and abortion rights would be extended…
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How the Irish language became a pawn in a culture war
The indigenous language has become a totem in an escalating struggle over the meaning of identity in post-conflict Northern Ireland.
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