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Thousands have marched through Belfast to demand its official recognition in Northern Ireland
Donaldson in high-stakes gambit to woo back voters after humbling in regional elections
Weak earnings from US retailer Target spooked US stocks on Wednesday
Commission wants to raise money by selling €20bn worth of surplus carbon allowances
Foreign secretary insists unilateral move conforms with international law
Anger from victims’ relatives at idea of immunity for those who co-operate with investigating commission
DUP refuses to join power-sharing government in Belfast until UK legislation to override trade deal is enacted
Move comes despite warnings it could collapse talks with Brussels and spark trade war with EU
First minister-in-waiting Michelle O’Neill keeps up political pace despite paralysis in Stormont
DUP blocks election of Stormont assembly speaker over post-Brexit trade rules row
Appeals from US for solution but Liz Truss says trading arrangements ‘fail to properly address real issues’
UK gamble could not come at a worse moment for Europe
Move puts UK on collision course with EU, whose leaders warn PM not to act unilaterally
Unionist party insists that post-Brexit trading arrangements must first be changed
London plays down possibility of a quick referendum on Irish unification after Sinn Féin electoral success
Sinn Féin, the nationalist party, is aiming for a referendum within 5 years to end partition
The nationalist party will be the biggest political force for first time in a century
Alliance confident of strong performance, with DUP likely to be relegated to second place in Stormont Assembly
Bank of Ireland chief is leaving the pay cap behind and heading for one of Europe’s more trouble-prone lenders
If it wins Thursday’s Northern Ireland elections, the party — inextricably linked to the IRA — will for the first time be the strongest on both sides of the Irish border
Centrist force struggles to be heard above the din of unionists and nationalists clashing on entrenched community lines
Almost 25 years since the end of the Troubles, physical and social barriers still shape society and the economy
Banker joins exodus over €500,000 limit on executive pay imposed after country’s banking crisis
Deep-rooted divides mean post-election political paralysis is likely, leaving little prospect of effective government
Washington says two sides should persist with talks after London threatens unilateral action
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