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Can Northern Ireland’s AI Strategy deliver? (opens the original)
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Earlier this month, the Executive published its long-awaited draft Artificial Intelligence Strategy. While it recognises that AI can support economic growth and the public sector, the strategy also gives consideration to the vast risks the technology generates. As such, the strategy’s eight principles for responsible AI include human oversight; accountability and redress; data governance; technical safety and security; fairness and transparency; sustainability; societal benefit; and training and
Chambré Weekly Bulletin- 01/09/2026 (opens the original)
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Bryant demands ‘written assurances’ from Parades Commission after Drumcree ruling The Order Orange has said it intends to lodge a fresh application for a parade at Drumcree, after a High Court judge quashed restrictions imposed by the Parades Commission. The route down Garvaghy Road in Portadown, a nationalist area, has been blocked every year since 1998. Mr Justice McAlinden was scathing about the commission’s decision-making processes, stating that “sloppy procedures are manifest”. One member
Chambré Weekly Bulletin- 24/08/2026 (opens the original)
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AERA Minister dismisses calls for his resignation Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (AERA) Minister Andrew Muir has dismissed calls for his resignation, after the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) executive passed a motion of no confidence in the minister over his department’s handling of a cattle cull on a farm near Fivemiletown, Co. Tyrone. Muir said “the days of the UFU dictating government policy are over”, adding he was “arguably the first minister in the history of this state that is no
Why Stormont’s failure to revenue raise is costing us all (opens the original)
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In June 2000, during a debate over departmental funding from Westminster, a former MLA gleefully remarked that the “injustices of direct rule were over” and that, with the Assembly now in control of its own affairs, local politicians “no longer [had] to go cap-in-hand to Northern Ireland Office Ministers, as so often in the past”. Some twenty-six years on, the MLAs present in the chamber that day may lament how little has changed. With a recent RaIse briefing paper describing the Assembly’s reve
Northern Ireland: The Wild West for Gambling? (opens the original)
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Between 1865 and 1895, the American frontier was a place of rapid expansion and lawlessness, forever immortalised in popular culture by the spaghetti westerns of Italian director Sergio Leone. Settlers and speculators raced into new territory faster than the law could follow, and in the gap between opportunity and regulation, vast fortunes were made. However, for every story of fortune, there were countless stories that ended in ruin. It is a history we like to think belongs to another century.
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