Does Kosovo set a precedent for a two-county unionist homeland?

Kosovo has never been a state and its parliament isn’t deemed worthy to do anything very much beyond collecting rubbish.

Does Kosovo set a precedent for a two-county unionist homeland?

If Kosovo has the right to secede, why not other nationalities or ethnic groups living as minorities within someone else’s state?

PARTITION was wrong, right? Certainly, that was the loud and clear message from most speakers at a UCD debate last week on that old chestnut “This House believes in a United Ireland”.

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