Northern Ireland is experiencing heightened tensions following a High Court decision in Belfast permitting a contentious parade. Approximately 2,000 demonstrators have obstructed the path into a Catholic neighborhood, where a Protestant march was scheduled to traverse for the first time in almost three decades. The route, once a flashpoint during the conflict known as the Troubles, now sees the Orange Order marching again since the 1998 Good Friday Agreement ushered in peace. UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has urged restraint across all sides, warning against any regression in the region’s hard-won stability.
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