Recent developments in Northern Ireland have added to the UK's headaches. As part of the United Kingdom, Northern Ireland has always maintained strong ties with the United Kingdom. However, O'Neill, the deputy chairman of Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland, was recently elected as the Chief Minister of Northern Ireland, becoming the de facto leader of Northern Ireland. O'Neill was born inIrish Republican ArmyFamily, she said in an interview with the United Kingdom** that she expects a referendum to reunite Northern Ireland and Ireland within the next decade. In response, she said: "I believe we are in a decade full of opportunities. This news has attracted widespread attention and discussion.
Sinn Féin is one of the main political parties in Northern Ireland, and its predecessor was:Irish Republican ArmyIrish Republican ArmyIt once fought for the independence of Ireland by means of armed struggle, and engaged in a long conflict with the British. Over time, the IRA put downSinn Féin became the main representative of Irish nationalism. Today, Sinn Féin holds the leadership of Northern Ireland, marking a major shift in Northern Ireland politics.
The question of Northern Ireland involves both historical and ethnic factors. Ireland was a British colony for centuriesIrishExperienced exploitation and oppression by the British. Especially in the potato crisis of the 19th century, in large quantitiesIrishDied because of food shortages. This historical event letIrishThere is a deep hatred for the British. Therefore,IrishThe pursuit of one's own national independence and independent rights has never ceased.
The potato crisis was a catastrophe that occurred in Ireland in the 19th centuryIrishThey mainly make a living from growing potatoes, which are their main food**. However, due to the invasion of germs, the potato harvest failedIrishFacing famine and an existential crisis. At the same time, the British sent huge quantities of grain to Britain and did not careIrishThe dilemma. This famine led to millionsIrishbecame one of the scars of Irish history.
Northern IrelandBrexitThe problem is in the UKBrexitAfter the referendum, it became a thorny problem. According to the 1998 ".BelfastNorthern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom and must keep its borders open and unobstructed. However, the United KingdomBrexitThis may result in Northern Ireland not being able to continue to enjoy the benefits of keeping its borders open with Ireland. In order to solve this problem, the United Kingdom** has put forward a "one country, two systems" proposal, that is, Northern Ireland is inEconomyEU rules apply, while the UK remains independent. However, this plan has not been endorsed and supported by all parties, resulting in the persistence of the Northern Ireland problem.
Northern IrelandBrexitThe question is involved:Economy, politics and society. Due to the strong links between Northern Ireland and Ireland, the opening of borders is vital for the movement of people between the two countries. And the UKBrexit, the reintroduction of border controls could have a significant impact on Northern Ireland, particularly for Northern IrelandEconomydevelopment and social stability. Hence how to settle Northern IrelandBrexitThe problem has become a problem that needs to be solved urgently.
The future of Northern Ireland is likely to involve a referendum and reunification. After Sinn Féin took control of Northern Ireland, they expressed their intention to hold a referendum to reunite Northern Ireland and Ireland within the next decade. If public opinion is clearly inclined to secede from the UK, then the UK and Ireland** will organise referendums. However, the outcome of the referendum may be influenced by different religious beliefs in Northern Ireland. Over the centuries, there have been large numbers of British ProtestantsImmigrationArrived in Northern Ireland and supported staying in the UK. As a result, the future of Northern Ireland is likely to be influenced by a game between Protestants and Catholics.
Sinn Féin in Northern Ireland is currently in the lead, saying it will hold a referendum to reunite Northern Ireland and Ireland within the next decade. However, the outcome of the referendum may be influenced by different religious beliefs in Northern Ireland, particularly the game between Protestants and Catholics. The issue of Northern Ireland is not only about politicsEconomyand religious factors, but also involving history and deep hatred between nations. As a result, the solution to the Northern Ireland problem has become a huge challenge for the UK. In any case, though, the UK will face a new crossroads and will need to find solutions to adapt to the new situation.