President Donald Trump expressed his wish for Irish reunification on Saturday, drawing attention to the issue on the global stage.
Recently, key political figures from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland gathered to advocate for their independence from the United Kingdom. This meeting took place on Monday in Cardiff, Wales, where Northern Irish First Minister Michelle O’Neill, Welsh First Minister Rhun ap Iorwerth, Scottish First Minister John Swinney, and Irish opposition leader Mary Lou McDonald signed a joint declaration. They emphasized the importance of the right to self-determination.
This declaration urges the British government to “prepare for, plan and facilitate” their independence efforts at a crucial time when the topic is gaining international support.
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