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Trump Says He’d Love to See a ‘United’ Ireland During Visit
Source: Bloomberg
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US President Donald Trump said he would like to see Ireland unified, diverging from UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham's position that the issue is off the table. The remarks introduce political sensitivity around Northern Ireland but contain no announced policy action or immediate economic implications.
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