Northern Ireland's Power-Sharing Government Restored
After nearly two years of political deadlock, Northern Ireland's assembly reconvenes with a historic nationalist first minister at the helm.
- Michelle O'Neill of Sinn Fein becomes Northern Ireland's first nationalist First Minister, marking a significant shift in the region's political landscape.
- The restoration of the assembly follows a deal between the UK government and the DUP, addressing unionist concerns over post-Brexit trading arrangements.
- A £3.3 billion funding package from the UK government accompanies the return to power-sharing, aimed at addressing public service challenges.
- Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar pledges further financial support from the Irish government, emphasizing cross-border cooperation.
- The new executive's leaders vow to work in unity for more funding, focusing on delivering for families and businesses across Northern Ireland.

































