The UK government recently unveiled the Windsor Framework after extended negotiations aimed at resolving post-Brexit trade challenges in Northern Ireland. This new agreement is intended to streamline goods movement between Great $BTCBritain and Northern Ireland while addressing long-standing concerns from local stakeholders.
However, the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) has maintained its boycott of the Northern Ireland Assembly, stating it will not resume power-sharing until outstanding trade issues are adequately addressed. The party has emphasized that it will take its time to assess the deal and won’t be pressured into an immediate decision.
DUP MP Ian $BTC Paisley added to the skepticism, expressing doubt that the Windsor Framework meets the party’s established seven criteria for supporting a revised Brexit trade arrangement.
