US President Joe Biden is in Northern Ireland to reaffirm support for the Good Friday Agreement and encourage the restoration of powersharing, while dismissing claims that he is anti-British. He will also travel to the Republic of Ireland, where he will carry out a number of engagements, including a speech in Dublin and visits to ancestral homelands. Security measures have been put in place, with more than 300 officers from the rest of the UK being drafted in and significant traffic disruption expected in Belfast.
US President Joe Biden has begun a series of engagements in Ireland, with a focus on reaffirming support for the Good Friday Agreement and encouraging the restoration of powersharing in Northern Ireland. During a meeting with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak in Belfast, Biden declined to answer questions about a trade deal or messages to … Read more