Donald Trump said in Dublin that Northern Ireland and Ireland may as well unify now.

Political Guyentist · September 13, 20261 min read

London said support is too low to call a vote under the Good Friday Agreement, leaving the choice to local voters.

Donald Trump told reporters in Dublin that he would love to see Ireland unified and that it may as well happen now.
Gavin Robinson (Party Leader, Northern Ireland) said local citizens will determine the region's future.
Former envoy Mick Mulvaney said the comment does not represent a shift in U.S. foreign policy.

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London said support is too low to call a vote under the Good Friday Agreement, leaving the choice to local voters.
London said support is too low to call a vote under the Good Friday Agreement, leaving the choice to local voters; an assessment and policy position explicitly attributed to UK officials.
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Gavin Robinson (Party Leader, Northern Ireland) said local citizens will determine the region's future.
Gavin Robinson said local citizens will determine the region's future; a prediction and political commitment explicitly attributed to party leader Gavin Robinson.
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Former envoy Mick Mulvaney said the comment does not represent a shift in U.S. foreign policy.
Former envoy Mick Mulvaney said the comment does not represent a shift in U.S. foreign policy; an interpretation explicitly attributed to former envoy Mick Mulvaney.