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Articles connected with the workings of the Northern Ireland Protocol part of the 2019 EU Withdrawal Agreement including its potential renegotiation

Boris Johnson reading the Sue Gray report

Johnson heads for certain defeat in final showdown over the Northern Ireland protocol

Stormont Parliamentary building

The future of Northern Ireland: United Ireland or a ‘shared island’

Cartoon by Stan

Frosty reception for latest protocol speech

Photos taken at the #PeoplesMarch for a #PeoplesVote in London on Saturday 20th October 2018.

The EU/UK joint committee meeting recorded “neither a breakthrough nor a breakdown”

23 February 2022

Back to the 2017 trilemma

Northern Ireland Protocol: “back to the trilemma of 2017”

8 February 2022

Flags of the European Union

EU: Northern Ireland sea border systems “not fit for purpose”

29 January 2022

An image of the US Capitol's South side (House of Representatives), CC BY-SA 3.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

US wades in to the Northern Ireland protocol row

11 November 2021

Court of Justice of the European Union, by Luxofluxo, CC BY-SA 4.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Article 16: is Britain to become a rule breaker or a rule taker?

9 November 2021

The consequences of triggering article 16 will be serious, image of EU Council by 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Is the EU about to terminate the trade deal?

6 November 2021

Maroš Šefčovič in European Parliament from EU, CC BY 2.0 , via Wikimedia Commons

Johnson prepares article 16 ‘nuclear’ option in Northern Ireland

3 November 2021

Davis Davis, by Steve Punter is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 2.0 Generic license

David Davis gets confused about why he resigned from cabinet

18 October 2021

“Hearings of candidate commissioners: Maroš Šefčovič under scrutiny at the European Parliament” by European Parliament is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0

Britain heads for final showdown with Brussels over Northern Ireland protocol

11 October 2021

Twitter/Cabinet Office

Frost’s own ‘long bad dream’ is just beginning

Iain Duncan Smith - Image: Screenshot Youtube

Duncan Smith: Article 16 must be triggered unilaterally – now

Lord Frost whistling in the dark, cartoon by Stan

Lord Frost is whistling in the dark on the Northern Ireland protocol

16 September 2021

Image by Stan

Frost’s command plan for the Northern Ireland protocol

“David Frost Dinner Michel Barnier” by Number 10 is licensed under CC BY 2.0

The perils of megaphone diplomacy

Royal Courts of Justice – Belfast Ardfern, via Wikimedia Commons

Unionists: MPs didn’t understand Northern Ireland protocol

Northern Ireland Border

Johnson’s failure with the Northern Ireland border

northern ireland protocol

UK and EU: no meeting of minds on the Northern Ireland protocol

northern ireland protocol

Making the Northern Ireland protocol work

Northern Ireland Centenary

United Kingdom or United Ireland: how about uniting Northern Ireland first

united Ireland

A United Ireland is not a dream it’s a necessity

Anti NI Protocol poster in Larne, March 2021

British exceptionalism is being put to the test in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Boris Johnson

Statesmanship, not brinkmanship, needed for Northern Ireland

Brexit and the Good Friday Agreement

Brexit and the Good Friday Agreement

Brexit Northern Ireland

Brexit: the view from Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland Riots

Northern Ireland: 41 officers injured during riots, says PSNI

Photo by Jaime Casap on Unsplash

Brexit storm continues to pivot over the Irish border

Anne Burgess / Port of Larne

Work on Irish Sea border planning halted amid calls for clarity

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