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Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband imposes West Bank Sanctions… (opens the original)
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To some of us the choice of Ed Miliband as Foreign Secretary by Andy Burnham was a surprising one. If you had to pick someone who was likely to get on with President Trump, a green energy, windmill-loving lefty like Ed Miliband seemed like a poor choice. The switch from climate change and net-zero policies to international relations was stark and unexpected. However, after Tuesday’s speech on foreign policy in the Commons, the wisdom of this move became apparent – few others could have delivered
Drumcree? Again? (opens the original)
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When the Drumcree dispute erupted over parades down the Garvaghy Road, most observers already believed that N. Ireland was on the road towards peace. John Hume and Gerry Adams had been involved in the Hume-Adams talks, which had been publicly discussed since April 1993, causing much anger and upset within unionism but eventually leading to the IRA ceasefire in 1994 Rather than being delighted by the end of the IRA terrorist campaign, many conservative unionists were disturbed that the old certai
Continuing Crisis of Confidence in Policing… (opens the original)
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My experience of attending discussions at Féile an Phobail has been remarkably encouraging. Some of the talks have been controversial, some have covered difficult subjects and despite being part of a unionist minority in the room, I have always felt the outlook of the discussions to be positive. I have in the past sent letters to the Belfast Newsletter advocating that we in the unionist community should be developing something similar within East Belfast to coincide with the week after 12th July
Teaching the History of the Troubles (opens the original)
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Significant changes are being made in education (when are they not) and the Northern Ireland Curriculum 2028 consultation has been announced by the DUP’s Paul Givan. See link at bottom. One change that has made the news is that teachers of History must teach the history of the N. Ireland Troubles at both KS3 (Year 8-10) and KS4-GCSE. Until now this has been optional and it was possible even to teach GCSE History without covering the events of the Troubles. Various sources (Appendix Three below)
Ask Not… (opens the original)
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I have always felt that JFK got it wrong in 1961 when he advised people to “Ask not what your country can do for you—ask what you can do for your country.” I believe it is perfectly reasonable and proper for people to ask what their country can do for them, and this applies particularly in countries such as Northern Ireland, where there is a choice between two nationalities. I understand the point JFK was making about people working together for the common good; he was seeking to invoke a sense
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