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Philip StephensFinancial Times |
The old rules were rewritten by the Good Friday peace agreement of 1998 and the global financial crash
Politics in the province cannot be forced into straight lines — this week’s deal follows the lessons of its history
They should give up abstentionism and try persuasion instead
EU governments could once claim to be players in the Middle East — no longer
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