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Ireland Approves Controversial Legislation Allowing Its Soldiers to Be Sent Abroad

La chambre basse du Parlement irlandais a approuvé mercredi un projet de loi visant à supprimer un mécanisme empêchant le déploiement à l'étranger de soldats irlandais sans l'autorisation des Nations unies. Le Premier ministre déplore un "Conseil de sécurité de l'ONU paralysé", défendant la volonté de répondre à des crises, quand l'opposition craint pour la neutralité militaire du pays.

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