DUP leader says she sees ways to deal with Irish border issue

The head of the Northern Ireland party that is propping up British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's government said on Wednesday she believed a deal can be done between Britain and the European Union on solving an impasse over the Irish border.

"There are ways to deal with this issue if there is a willingness on both sides," Democratic Unionist Party Arlene Foster told journalists after meeting Johnson in Belfast. "So I hope Dublin will dial down the rhetoric and there will be a willingness to engage with our prime minister."

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