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  1. Russian expansion and direct threats to NATO interests
  2. Russian military activities in the North Atlantic are undermining Irish security and threatening critical infrastructure.

Ireland is leading the push to end the Triple Lock on foreign policy and seeks to abolish the requirement for UN approval regarding foreign action.

3 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 24
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Ireland is leading the push to end the Triple Lock on foreign policy and seeks to abolish the requirement for UN approval regarding foreign action.

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  1. The government is actively seeking to remove a UN requirement.1 source
  2. Irish government pushes to end the Triple Lock on foreign policy and UN approval requirements.1 source

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Russian military activities in the North Atlantic are undermining Irish security and threatening critical infrastructure. All 1 developments

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