"Northern Ireland's Power-Sharing Government: A New Era of Opportunity and Cooperation"

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Rishi Sunak's visit to Northern Ireland marks the revival of devolved government after two years of political stasis, with the focus on improving people's day-to-day lives. The £3.3bn funding from Westminster aims to end public sector strikes and improve the health service, but Sinn Fein's Michelle O'Neill insists on a better funding model. Sunak emphasizes the safeguarding of the union in response to O'Neill's remarks about a potential referendum on Northern Ireland's future. The stability of devolution remains uncertain, given its historical fragility and potential new friction points in the wake of Brexit.
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