Northern Ireland leaders tread new political map after peace accord
Protestant and Catholic politicians move toward a multiparty government under the Belfast agreement. Ulster Unionist David Trimble seeks Protestant support for a government with Sinn Fein while Gerry Adams pushes for disarmament progress and dialogue. Voting results show broad cross community endorsement, with violence incidents testing the path forward ahead of the June 25 assembly vote.
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