DUP Sees Shift in Powersharing Tone | Belfast News

DUP leader Gavin Robinson is cautiously optimistic about Northern Ireland’s fragile powersharing government, noting Sinn Féin has softened its stance after earlier warnings that the setup was “precarious” and the DUP lacked political will. With First Minister Michelle O’Neill confirming no plans to dismantle institutions—and amid urgent budget talks—Robinson sees a shift toward cooperation, stressing that threatening devolution isn’t the answer. He insists the path forward is tackling challenges head-on, not walking away, as all parties race to deliver services before next year’s elections.

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