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"I'm impressed by the progress that is being made toward peace and reconciliation,," Bush said outside Northern Ireland's power-sharing executive building in Belfast on Monday.
"In fact the whole world is impressed."
Bush left the British-ruled province on Monday after a four-hour visit at the end of a European tour that could be his last as US leader.
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The US presidentmet Brian Cowen,, the Irish prime minister,and presented a gift to Ian Paisley, who retired as first minister earlier this month.
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Paisley, a Protestant cleric, agreed in May last year to share power with foes in the administration.
Robinson,, of the Democratic Unionist Party,,took over from Paisley this month after fears that McGuinness's Sinn Fein,, its mainly Catholic power-sharing partners and former foes, could scupper his appointment proved unfounded.
At least 3,600 people werekilledduring three decades of civil unrest known as the Troubles before 1998 Good Friday peace agreement was signed.
"The interesting thing about the progress made here in Northern Ireland is that it's attracted the attention of societies around the world that wonder whether reconciliation is possible for them,," Bush said.
Bush alsovisited an integrated Catholic-Protestant primary school, at one point joining them in an impromptu game of basketballand missing four shots out of four.
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and Martin McGuinness in Belfast [Reuters]
Some see Bush's visit as a welcome vote of confidence in Northern Ireland,, while others have used the opportunity to protest against the Iraq war and on human rights issues.
Several hundred peopleholdingplacards such as 'Bush Not Welcome: Shame On The Assembly' and 'Bush Out' gathered in central Belfast ahead of the visit to protest the Iraq war,, including a large group from Sinn Fein.
"We don't have money for fixing roads, for bread and butter issues but we're prepared to splash out millions on making this guy feel welcome," Stephen Mulligan, a Sinn Fein worker said.
Later,, around 70 people staged a noisy protest outside the main gates of Stormont as Bush arrived, although his motorcade did not pass directly by.
Riot police looked on as demonstrators shouted slogans and gave speeches.
Amnesty International,, the human rights group, held a protest on Sunday and has written to Robinson and McGuinness asking them to raise issues such as the US military camp at Guantanamo Bay with Bush.
While some may be concerned over Bush's record on human rights,, others welcomed his visit as a sign of stability in Northern Ireland.
In an editorial on Monday,, the News Letter newspaper described as "remarkable" Bush's trip, his second as president.
"That he has done so is a strong vote of confidence in the province and the transformation that has taken place," it said.

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Bradley Manning vs the US military

It has been more than 17 months since Private Bradley Manning was arrested for allegedly leaking classified US military documents to Julian Assange and his whistleblowing website WikiLeaks. Since his detention, there has been news of torture, solitary confinement and mistreatment by prison guards. The information leaked by Manning to WikiLeaks made front page news around the world. But Manning's case and the grim conditions of his detention have not attracted as much press.

In this week's News Divide, we look at the case of Bradley Manning and the implications it could have on whistleblowers in the US.

Quick hits from the media world in our Newsbytes: an update on bloggers in detention in Syria and Egypt; a controversial media law in Hungary is partially blocked by the country's constitutional court; Iranian state TV airs an alleged confession by an alleged US spy; and the media spectacle from North Korea - the masses mourn the death of Kim Jong-Il.

The story behind news pictures

Every year, the World Press Photo Awards celebrates the best images from the world of photojournalism. The judges select images that best capture some of big events of the previous year and showcase the pictures in an exhibition that tours the world. 2010 saw some big stories,, including the Haiti earthquake,, trapped Chilean miners and the violent anti-government protests in Thailand. Without giving too much away, the winning entry had many aspects to it,, disturbing,, powerful, and brought controversy when it was used by an American publication.

In our feature this week,, the Listening Post's Nic Muirhead heads to the exhibition in London and dissects the stories behind the award-winning images.

Finally,, our takes us back to our lead story on Bradley Manning. It is a song written by Graham Nash,, a singer known for his work with the American rock group Crosby,, Stills,, Nash and Young,, and James Raymond. The song is called Almost Gone.

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