Sinn Féin warns that the future of power-sharing in Northern Ireland may be uncertain, citing what it describes as problematic “DUP behaviour.” The warning comes amid ongoing political tensions between the DUP and Sinn Féin over how the devolved institutions should operate. Responding to the criticism, DUP leader Gavin Robinson rejects the characterisation, saying the DUP is committed to Northern Ireland. While Sinn Féin’s comments signal concern about the stability of the power-sharing arrangement, Robinson’s reply focuses on the DUP’s stated commitment to the region and to the political process. The reports reflect a continued public exchange between the parties, with Sinn Féin pressing for assurances about the conduct that underpins power-sharing, and the DUP countering that it remains invested in maintaining devolved government. Across the coverage, both sides present sharply differing views on current circumstances, with the central issue being whether power-sharing can continue smoothly amid mutual accusations and debate over responsibility.