Claim: World may benefit from peace process legacy

The lasting legacy of the North’s peace process could be to point a way forward for other conflict zones around the world, a leading US statesman claimed today.

The lasting legacy of the North’s peace process could be to point a way forward for other conflict zones around the world, a leading US statesman claimed today.

Senator George Mitchell, who chaired the talks which led to the Good Friday Agreement, made the claim after details emerged of a conference in Belfast next year which will take stock of the power-sharing accord 10 years on.

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