Irish Parliament Passes Bill Removing UN Approval Requirement for Troop Deployments
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The Irish government narrowly secured passage of the Triple Lock Bill in the Dáil, which removes the requirement for United Nations approval before deploying Irish troops. This decision follows a contentious debate, with opposition parties expressing anger over the limited time allocated for discussion.
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