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Tensions Rise in Northern Ireland: Europe in 60 Seconds

Tensions Rise in Northern Ireland: Europe in 60 Seconds

Are tensions rising in Northern Ireland?
Yes they are, but it shouldn't be exaggerated either. But there is no question that the uncertainty generated by Brexit and the entire border issue has ignited some of the feelings of the past and there are small but evident and virulent terrorist groups active. So be careful with this. Peace is always a fragile thing.
Did the fire in Notre Dame reignite the debate about inequalities in France?
Perhaps it did. But I think it even more made clear to the French what unites them. The symbol of Notre Dame, the culture, everything that Notre Dame stands for has, I think, brought the French together and I think that President Macron has been able to capitalize and use the opportunity in a way that makes it more possible for him to achieve his other goals.
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