Ireland

It’s 20 years since the Good Friday Agreement established imperfect peace. Hard Brexiters who question the pact are undermining it.

UK and EU are locked in talks to nail down transition deal before next week’s summit. But it could all fall apart over Irish border.

Brits tend to reject peace project argument for EU, thinking it’s all related to WW2. Now Brexiters are trashing peace project in Ireland.

And will they shaft May in return? If DUP are worried Tories will back checks between Britain and Northern Ireland, they can pull the rug.

Brexiters’ approach to UK commitments over Northern Ireland reveals disdain for British history, honour, and soldiers who died in province.

Irish deputy prime minister says his country wants to be UK’s “closest friend” but warns of “hard choices” ahead.

From robots and submersible drones to literally invisible borders, we wonder how Johnson might follow his inspired Channel bridge proposal.

What if Brextremists decided only way to get hard border for Britain was to accept sea border and abandon their allies in Ulster?

PM’s “nothing agreed until everything agreed” mantra means citizens’ rights, Ireland and money aren’t solved. How can she expect EU respect?

In agreeing “sufficient” progress had been made in talks, Brussels decided that PM must be rescued from both DUP and cabinet Brexiters.

Brexit ayatollah is trying to calm Tory nerves over May’s capitulation by saying we can diverge from any EU rules we don’t like. Nonsense.

Today’s deal comes hot on heels of clash with DUP, Davis’ vanishing impact assessments and damning Lords report. It doesn’t bode well.