DUP Leader calls for close Anglo-Irish relations post Brexit

The DUP leader called for a new tone in Brexit negotiations, emphasizing the need for improved relations and caution against hasty public statements. The frictionless border issue remains a significant challenge, with suggestions to enhance the British Irish Council's role. Reforming the Council to resemble the Nordic Council of Ministers was proposed, but requires significant changes. Reactions to the speech were mixed, with some welcoming the conciliatory approach. The next phase of negotiations will test these efforts.

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