Northern Ireland

'It Just Shows What All the Work Was For.' Meet the First Same-Sex Couple to Get Married in Northern Ireland

By Suyin Haynes

Brexit Revives the Prospect of a United Ireland

By Jennifer Duggan

After 158 Years U.K. Lawmakers Have Voted to Decriminalize Abortion in Northern Ireland. The Fight's Not Over Yet

By Suyin Haynes

U.K. Lawmakers Just Voted to Back Same-Sex Marriage and Abortion Access in Northern Ireland

By Suyin Haynes
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A Journalist's Killing in Northern Ireland Comes as Tensions Threaten to Boil Over

Calls for peace in Northern Ireland have begun anew after a journalist was killed during rioting in Derry on April 18 amid a recent rise of violence in the region.Lyra McKee, 29, was shot dead...

By Mahita Gajanan

Theresa May's Troublesome Deal with Northern Ireland

The coalition agreement gives the unionists new influence in a highly unstable and volatile region

By Jennifer Duggan

Northern Ireland in Political Crisis as Brexit Looms

A power vacuum just as the U.K. begins talks on E.U. withdrawal could have serious consequences

By Jennifer Duggan

Christian Bakers in Northern Ireland Lose Appeal In 'Gay Cake' Ruling

Appeal court judges bakery's refusal to make cake as "direct discrimination"

By Suyin Haynes

How Irish Women Are Getting Around Abortion Laws

A new study provides insight into women's use of the abortion pill

By Alexandra Sifferlin

How Irish Women Are Getting Around Abortion Laws

A new study provides insight into women's use of the abortion pill

By Alexandra Sifferlin

Could 'Brexit' Unite Ireland? The North Isn't So Sure

The people of Northern Ireland were "agnostic" about the vote. Now, they're wondering what it could mean

By Sally Hayden / Belfast

English Brexit Vote Has Revived Calls for a United Ireland

The U.K.'s decision to leave the E.U. has major ramifications for Northern Ireland, Ireland and peace

By Malachai O'Doherty/Belfast

How Brexit Could Split Up the U.K.

Both Scotland and Northern Ireland are reconsidering their places in the U.K. without the E.U.

By Casey Quackenbush

Game of Thrones Has a Lot at Stake in the 'Brexit' Vote

HBO's biggest show stands to lose if the U.K. leaves Europe

By Rishi Iyengar

Northern Ireland Lifts Ban on Gay Men Donating Blood

The ban was put in place in 1981

By Denver Nicks

Women Protest Northern Ireland's Abortion Ban by Turning Themselves In

'We’re very angry that women are being criminalized'

By Megan Lasher

Police Arrest 15-Year-Old on Suspicion of Hacking British Telecoms Firm

TalkTalk will likely face tough questioning about its hack-prevention techniques

By Joanna Plucinska

See How Northern Ireland's Bloody Sunday Turned Violent

An exclusive clip from the upcoming episode of CNN's 'The Seventies' shows how the historic clash began

By Lily Rothman

Rifle Linked to 7 Murders Found in U.K. Museum

Authorities originally told relatives of victims that the weapon had been disposed of

By David Stout

From Belfast to Baghdad, See the World's Dividing Walls

When Lieutenant-Colonel Harald Jäger made history by opening the Bornholmer Strasse checkpoint of the Berlin Wall at 11.30 pm on November 9, 1989, without any orders, an eager young photography student named Kai Wiedenhöfer was...

By Richard Conway
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