PoliticalIreland·Unpinned22 Oct 2026
Ireland votes to end UN approval requirement for overseas peacekeeping missions
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The Irish Dail voted 79 to 71 on Wednesday to pass legislation removing the requirement for United Nations Security Council approval for the deployment of more than 12 Irish military personnel on overseas peacekeeping missions. This change effectively dismantles the "triple lock" mechanism, which previously necessitated consent from the government,…
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