‘Why the Good Friday Agreement is on life support – and why hope still remains’

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The central support beams of the Good Friday Agreement — power-sharing and Europeanisation — have become so weakened that its sustainability is now under threat, explains John Nagle. But there is still hope for recovery, and it rests with Northern Ireland’s liberal younger generation.

Dear Jeffrey,

 

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