No agreement reached at Northern Ireland’s power sharing negotiation

(VOVWORLD) -Leaders of the two major parties in Northern Ireland, the DUP and Sinn Fein, said no deal has been reached to restore the power-sharing agreement at Stormont.

No agreement reached at Northern Ireland’s power sharing negotiation - ảnh 1 Arlene Foster in a press conference at Stormont castle.(Photo: Mark Winter/Barcroft/ theguardian.com)

DUP leader Arlene Foster told a press conference in Belfast that her party was disappointed at the outcomes but would continue to search for a solution through the summer with the hopes of reaching an agreement later in the year.

Sinn Fein’s Stormont leader Michelle O’Neill claimed the UK Conservatives’ deal with the DUP was one of the main reasons that efforts to establish a new administration had floundered. She said Prime Minister Theresa May had set back decades of progress that had been achieved throughout the years.

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