Hillary Clinton in Northern Ireland Amid Rising Sectarian Tensions

1990s redux

Reason Staff | 12.7.2012 1:08 PM

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Northern Ireland on Friday amid renewed tensions after Belfast city councillors voted not to fly the British flag all year around.

Clinton flew into a military airport outside Belfast for talks with senior leaders in the British province, wrapping up one of her last trips to Europe as America's top diplomat.

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Hillary Clinton in Northern Ireland Amid Rising Sectarian Tensions

1990s redux

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