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Northern Ireland's power-sharing government has been restored with pro-United Ireland parties in key positions

A growing shift in demographics and national identity suggests that Northern Ireland is becoming less unionist and more open to a united Ireland

Michelle O'Neill, an Irish nationalist, has become the first minister of Northern Ireland.

The government in Northern Ireland returned to work after a two-year boycott by unionists.

The power-sharing government in Northern Ireland shares power between British unionists and Irish nationalists.

Michelle O'Neill, an Irish nationalist, has been appointed as Northern Ireland's first minister, marking a historic milestone.

O'Neill's appointment comes after the rival Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) ended a two-year boycott of the power-sharing government.

Her appointment reflects the increasing popularity of Sinn Fein and their goal of a united Ireland.