Newton Emerson is a journalist based in Belfast, Northern Ireland, with a focus on local issues. He writes for publications such as The Irish News, The Irish Times, and The Times, covering topics ranging from politics and government to social issues and cultural commentary. Emerson's articles often provide insightful analysis and commentary on the complexities of Northern Ireland's political landscape.
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Newton Emerson's focus is on government and politics, particularly in Northern Ireland. He regularly covers topics related to Stormont, political parties such as the DUP and Sinn Féin, and issues specific to Northern Ireland. His articles often include expert commentary and analysis of legal policy regulations.
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Newton Emerson offers his inimitable take on the week’s news headlines
Rachel Reeves’s budget brings good news for Northern Ireland as any fiscal pressure was lifted by the automatic operation of the Barnett formula
By: Newton Emerson
The DUP gives the impression of modernising at minimum speed, while being constantly tempted by conservative culture-war positions
By: Newton Emerson
The world may have changed since 2016 but President Trump's first term remains our best guide to how he might treat Northern Ireland during his second.
By: Newton Emerson
What passes for debate on a united Ireland is endlessly derailed by absurd claims from activists, academics and politicians. At least Fianna Fáil has now begun putting flesh on the bones of its plans
By: Newton Emerson
Grandiose analysis of the Troubles as a ‘dirty war' is not matched by analysis of a dirty peace
By: Newton Emerson
One month after the A5 dual carriageway apparently received the final go-ahead, the Department for Infrastructure has received notice of another intended legal challenge
By: Newton Emerson
When regulation of parades was being coaxed into existence three decades ago, it was considered fortunate that marching is fundamental to Orangeism.
By: Newton Emerson
New rules introduced by the UK government bring a quarter of farms back within inheritance tax, after three decades of being fully exempt. They’re right to be annoyed, but sympathy is waning
Our Saturday columnist looks back on another busy week in the news
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