Liz Truss on plans to change parts of NI Protocol: Government 'has to act'

The transcript discusses the UK's decision to alter the Northern Ireland Protocol, part of the Brexit deal, due to trade and tax issues affecting Northern Ireland. The UK government claims to act within international law, aiming to restore the Belfast Good Friday Agreement and power-sharing. Despite EU and Irish opposition, the UK seeks negotiation but is prepared to legislate changes. Concerns about economic impacts and potential trade wars are raised, with the US closely monitoring the situation. The UK emphasizes the need for political stability and peace in Northern Ireland.

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