Britain restored parliamentary powers in Northern Ireland after Sinn Féin agreed to disarm. This decision was part of the broader peace process known as the Good Friday Agreement, reached in 1998, which aimed to end decades of conflict known as "The Troubles." The agreement established a devolved government in Northern Ireland, allowing for local governance and cooperation between different political parties. The restoration of powers was a significant step towards ensuring peace and stability in the region.
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